TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
https://gofrogs.com/news/2020/11/20...me-recap-tcu-drops-match-with-iowa-state.aspx
GoFrogs: TCU Drops Match with Iowa State
FORT WORTH -- TCU volleyball dropped its match against Iowa State, 3-1 (14-25, 25-22, 15-25, 17-25) Friday night inside Schollmaier Arena. Senior Dani Dennison delivered 15 digs to pass Marci King for the fifth most digs in program history in the defeat.
TCU NOTABLES:
· Dennison led the team with 15 digs tonight, extending her career total to 1,205
· Dennison is now fifth in program history in career digs, surpassing Marci King (1998-01).
· She is just 22 digs away from tying Sutton Sinstrum (2012-15) for fourth-most.
· Sophomore McKenzie Nichols delivered her third consecutive double-double tonight with 32 assists and 11 digs. She now has a team-best four double-doubles this season and 13 over her career.
· She has matched her career-best with three-straight double-doubles.
· Junior Katie Clark led the team with 10 kills. She has now earned 10+ kills in four of six matches this season.
· Sophomore MyKayla Myers led the team in hitting percentage, delivering seven kills on .375 hitting.
· Myers has now hit above .300 in three consecutive matches and five out her last six.
· Freshman Kate Georgiades finished with 11 digs, marking the fourth time she has reached double digits in her nine career matches.
HOW IT HAPPENED:
Set 1 (ISU, 25-14): The Horned Frogs kept things close to start, holding a 11-10 lead. But Iowa State went on a long run to go ahead 23-12 and hold on for the win.
Set 2 (TCU, 25-22): TCU responded well after the disappointing opening set, getting out to a 10-7 advantage on .438 hitting. Taylor Raiola was the difference maker in the early goings, tallying three early kills to help the Horned Frogs jump in front, 10-7. TCU would extend the lead by as many as six points (17-11) on its way to a second set victory. Afedo Manyang led the team with four kills and Nichols posted a team-best six digs.
Set 3 (ISU, 25-15): The Cyclones won six of the first seven points to go in front, 6-1. They would nurse that lead to a 10-point victory in the third set. Myers, Raiola and Clark combined for six kills to lead the team. Dennison paced the back row with five digs.
Set 4 (ISU, 25-17): Three early kills from Clark helped the Horned Frogs keep pace, 9-9. But another Cyclone run would put them in front, 11-17. TCU would go on a 4-0 run in response to cut the lead to just two points, but ISU bounced back and won the set by eight points. Clark and Raiola delivered three kills each and Myers combined with Audrey Nalls for a pair of blocks in the loss.
UP NEXT:
The Horned Frogs put a bow on the 2020 fall season tomorrow when they take on Iowa State again, at 5 p.m. inside Schollmaier Arena. The match will be streamed live on Big 12 now on ESPN+. Tickets are available at gofrogs.com
GoFrogs: TCU Drops Match with Iowa State
FORT WORTH -- TCU volleyball dropped its match against Iowa State, 3-1 (14-25, 25-22, 15-25, 17-25) Friday night inside Schollmaier Arena. Senior Dani Dennison delivered 15 digs to pass Marci King for the fifth most digs in program history in the defeat.
TCU NOTABLES:
· Dennison led the team with 15 digs tonight, extending her career total to 1,205
· Dennison is now fifth in program history in career digs, surpassing Marci King (1998-01).
· She is just 22 digs away from tying Sutton Sinstrum (2012-15) for fourth-most.
· Sophomore McKenzie Nichols delivered her third consecutive double-double tonight with 32 assists and 11 digs. She now has a team-best four double-doubles this season and 13 over her career.
· She has matched her career-best with three-straight double-doubles.
· Junior Katie Clark led the team with 10 kills. She has now earned 10+ kills in four of six matches this season.
· Sophomore MyKayla Myers led the team in hitting percentage, delivering seven kills on .375 hitting.
· Myers has now hit above .300 in three consecutive matches and five out her last six.
· Freshman Kate Georgiades finished with 11 digs, marking the fourth time she has reached double digits in her nine career matches.
HOW IT HAPPENED:
Set 1 (ISU, 25-14): The Horned Frogs kept things close to start, holding a 11-10 lead. But Iowa State went on a long run to go ahead 23-12 and hold on for the win.
Set 2 (TCU, 25-22): TCU responded well after the disappointing opening set, getting out to a 10-7 advantage on .438 hitting. Taylor Raiola was the difference maker in the early goings, tallying three early kills to help the Horned Frogs jump in front, 10-7. TCU would extend the lead by as many as six points (17-11) on its way to a second set victory. Afedo Manyang led the team with four kills and Nichols posted a team-best six digs.
Set 3 (ISU, 25-15): The Cyclones won six of the first seven points to go in front, 6-1. They would nurse that lead to a 10-point victory in the third set. Myers, Raiola and Clark combined for six kills to lead the team. Dennison paced the back row with five digs.
Set 4 (ISU, 25-17): Three early kills from Clark helped the Horned Frogs keep pace, 9-9. But another Cyclone run would put them in front, 11-17. TCU would go on a 4-0 run in response to cut the lead to just two points, but ISU bounced back and won the set by eight points. Clark and Raiola delivered three kills each and Myers combined with Audrey Nalls for a pair of blocks in the loss.
UP NEXT:
The Horned Frogs put a bow on the 2020 fall season tomorrow when they take on Iowa State again, at 5 p.m. inside Schollmaier Arena. The match will be streamed live on Big 12 now on ESPN+. Tickets are available at gofrogs.com
