Complete team effort brings Wildcats to victory

K-State Volleyball secured a solid win over UCF, winning in straight sets (25-23, 30-28, 25-13), ending a four-game losing streak. Key performances came from seniors Liz Gregorski, who led the way with 14 kills, and Meg Brown, who contributed 12 kills. Izzi Szulczewski and Ava LeGrand both posted double-doubles, with Szulczewski leading the way with 20 assists and 10 digs. The Wildcats had a strong team performance, outscoring UCF in kills (47-39) and blocks (7-5), while defensively limiting the Knights to a .198 hitting percentage.

Through the numbers

• K-State had 47 kills compared to UCF’s 39.
• K-State shut out UCF 7.0 to 5.0.
• Liz Gregorski secured 14 kills, setting a match high.
• Izzi Szulczewski recorded 20 assists and 10 digs for her 15th career double-double.

state of affairs

• K-State improved its season record in the Big 12 to 3-8 and 1-1.
• The team’s next game against Texas Tech will be October 3 in Lubbock, Texas.
• The game against UCF was K-State’s first home win of the season.
• The Wildcats have now won two sets in a row for the first time since the beginning of September.

What’s next?

Looking ahead, K-State is looking to gain momentum over Texas Tech. The matchup could be crucial to building a stronger position within the Big 12 Conference. Sustaining their performance could be the key to turning the season around.

Conclusion

K-State’s decisive win reflects a productive team effort and should boost confidence going forward. The Wildcats must use this momentum to improve their position in the Big 12 as they prepare for the tougher matches ahead.