Friday, February 12
USAFA
6:00 pm MT
Air Force Academy
vs
San Jose State
Photo by: Trevor Cokley
Falcons Open Home Schedule Against San Jose State
2/10/2021 10:16:00 AM | Women's Volleyball
Air Force will host the Spartans at 6:00 p.m. (MT) on Friday and Saturday.
After a span of nearly 450 days, Air Force returns to Cadet East Gym for a volleyball match this weekend. The Falcons, who are 1-1 on the short season, will host San Jose State (0-2) in a pair of contests on Friday (Feb. 12) and Saturday (Feb. 13) night – the first of four home weekends for the Falcons during the delayed 2020 season.
MEET INFORMATION
Both matches of the Falcons' weekend series with San Jose State will take place at 6:00 p.m. (MT). Jason Carter and George Egan will call both matches for the Mountain West Network. Live stats will also be available and direct links to both video and stats can be found on the team's schedule page at GoAirForceFalcons.com).
SCOUTING THE SPARTANS
The Spartans are 0-2 on the year after dropping a pair of 3-1 decisions to Boise State during the opening weekend of the season. Haylee Nelson and Lataheval Lousi combined for 63 of the team's 99 kills during the two matches against the Broncos, with Nelson holding a No. 3 ranking in the conference with a 4.25 kills-per-set average. San Jose State, under the direction of first-year head coach Trent Kersten, enters the weekend with a 13-4 all-time record over Air Force.
AIR FORCE IN THE CONFERENCE RANKINGS
The Falcons currently lead the Mountain West in service aces, with a 2.71 per-set average, while six different Falcons are ranked among the conference's top 10 after the opening weekend of action. Gabby Wilson and Bailey Keith are listed fifth (0.71) and seventh (0.57), respectively, in aces-per-set, while Abigail Collins (ninth, 5.50) and Andi Ahlers (10th, 5.00) both hold top-10 marks in assists. In addition, Cambria Galloway is ranked fifth in hitting (.382) and Jordan Daniels is listed sixth in digs (3.71).
DOWN GOES CSU!
Air Force made history on Feb 6, as it stunned Colorado State with a straight-set victory at Moby Arena. The Falcons' win, which snapped a 53-match losing streak to the Rams that dated back to 1995, marked just the second victory for Air Force in the series' 55-match history. Air Force's 25-19, 26-24, 25-22 win marked the first time since 2010 that Colorado State had been swept in a Mountain West match and the first time it had been swept on its home court since (then) No. 3 Texas swept the Rams in 2016.
WHAT'S ON DECK
Air Force is back on the road next weekend, when it heads to Reno for a series with Nevada on Feb 19-20.
MEET INFORMATION
Both matches of the Falcons' weekend series with San Jose State will take place at 6:00 p.m. (MT). Jason Carter and George Egan will call both matches for the Mountain West Network. Live stats will also be available and direct links to both video and stats can be found on the team's schedule page at GoAirForceFalcons.com).
SCOUTING THE SPARTANS
The Spartans are 0-2 on the year after dropping a pair of 3-1 decisions to Boise State during the opening weekend of the season. Haylee Nelson and Lataheval Lousi combined for 63 of the team's 99 kills during the two matches against the Broncos, with Nelson holding a No. 3 ranking in the conference with a 4.25 kills-per-set average. San Jose State, under the direction of first-year head coach Trent Kersten, enters the weekend with a 13-4 all-time record over Air Force.
AIR FORCE IN THE CONFERENCE RANKINGS
The Falcons currently lead the Mountain West in service aces, with a 2.71 per-set average, while six different Falcons are ranked among the conference's top 10 after the opening weekend of action. Gabby Wilson and Bailey Keith are listed fifth (0.71) and seventh (0.57), respectively, in aces-per-set, while Abigail Collins (ninth, 5.50) and Andi Ahlers (10th, 5.00) both hold top-10 marks in assists. In addition, Cambria Galloway is ranked fifth in hitting (.382) and Jordan Daniels is listed sixth in digs (3.71).
DOWN GOES CSU!
Air Force made history on Feb 6, as it stunned Colorado State with a straight-set victory at Moby Arena. The Falcons' win, which snapped a 53-match losing streak to the Rams that dated back to 1995, marked just the second victory for Air Force in the series' 55-match history. Air Force's 25-19, 26-24, 25-22 win marked the first time since 2010 that Colorado State had been swept in a Mountain West match and the first time it had been swept on its home court since (then) No. 3 Texas swept the Rams in 2016.
WHAT'S ON DECK
Air Force is back on the road next weekend, when it heads to Reno for a series with Nevada on Feb 19-20.
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