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The Crusaders are champions again. 

After winning five titles from 2017-2023, the Crusaders moved on from the struggles of 2024 to reclaim the trophy, beating the Chiefs 16-12 in Christchurch, New Zealand to win the Super Rugby Pacific title. 

This is 15th Super Rugby Championship win for the Crusaders. 

Defense and scrum play powered the Crusaders as the Chiefs failed to crack the Crusaders line. Rivez Reihana sealed the title in the 71st minute with a penalty kick. 

The win pushed the Crusaders to 32-0 at home in the playoffs on night where the Crusaders played their final match at Apollo Projects Stadium. 

For the Chiefs, this is the third straight loss in the Super Rugby Final and the second loss to the Crusaders in three years. 

2025 Crusaders vs Chiefs – Grand Final

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Crusaders Beat Chiefs 16-12 For 15th Super Rugby Title

The Chiefs lose in the final for the third time in a row as the Crusaders reclaim Super Rugby Pacific title. 

Crusaders Are Going To Win No. 15

After a scrum win, the Crusaders are going to win the Super Rugby Pacific Final, 16-12 and close out Apollo Projects Stadium. 1 minute to go. 

Super Rugby Highlights: Did This Seal The Super Rugby Championship?

Chiefs Need Try To Win

Can the Chiefs Rally? Six minutes to go. 

CRUSADERS ADD TO LEAD

Chiefs 12, Crusaders 16, ’71

Rivez Reihana pushes Crusaders closer to No. 15. 

Final 10 Minutes. 1 Point Match. SUPER RUGBY Indeed

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NO TRY: Crusaders Try Waived Off

Scoring drought continues as Crusaders maintain 1-point advantage, 13-12. 

Crusaders Defense Pushing Super Rugby Final To Brink

Crusaders Coming Up Big

Damian McKenzie Misses Kick

Chiefs 12, Crusaders 13, ’54

Damian McKenzie can’t convert the penalty kick. 

Chiefs Showing Some Moxie And Why They Were The Best In The Regular Season

Crusaders Beating Chiefs With The Scrum

All Blacks Fans, Crusaders Fans Not Liking This Limping By Will Jordan

Big Defensive Stand For Crusaders And Sevu Reece

40 Minutes To Go! Second Half Underway

The second half is here as the Crusaders lead 13-12. 

Crusaders vs. Chiefs Halftime Report From Philip Bendon

The Crusaders hold a slim 13-12 halftime lead over the Chiefs in a pulsating 2025 Super Rugby Pacific final in front of a raucous home crowd at Orangetheory Stadium.

A blockbuster opening period featured two tries apiece, fierce physicality, and plenty of drama as rugby’s most decorated franchise seeks a record-extending 15th title. The Chiefs, chasing redemption after a shock quarterfinal loss to the Blues, struck first through prop George Dyer in the 12th minute, taking advantage of David Havili’s yellow card for a high challenge on Emoni Narawa.

But the Crusaders responded in champion fashion. Veteran hooker Codie Taylor finished off a rolling maul in the 25th minute to level the score at 7-7. Momentum swung further as wing Sevu Reece’s relentless pressure won a penalty, which flyhalf Rivez Reihana slotted to give the Crusaders their first lead. Reihana added another three-pointer minutes later to extend the margin to six.

Narawa clawed the Chiefs back into the contest in the 37th minute, though his try was clouded in controversy, with Crusaders captain Scott Barrett protesting obstruction in the lead-up. Damian McKenzie missed the ensuing conversion, leaving the visitors trailing by one.

With both teams trading heavy blows and tactical punches, the second half will come down to fine margins with the scrum in particular being a key battle ground! Stay tuned for more updates in the second half!

Super Rugby Final Halftime Stats

  • Penalty Goals: Crusaders 2, Chiefs 0
  • Tries: Crusaders 1, Chiefs 2
  • Conversions: Crusaders 1, Chiefs 1
  • Drop Goals: Crusaders 0, Chiefs 0
  • Carries: Crusaders 62, Chiefs 76
  • Line Breaks: Crusaders 1, Chiefs 0
  • Turnovers Lost: Crusaders 6, Chiefs 10
  • Turnovers Won: Crusaders 2, Chiefs 0

Super Rugby Final Highlights: Chiefs Score Before Half, Stun Crowd

At Halftime Of Super Rugby Pacific Final: Crusaders 13, Chiefs 12

And we’re at halftime in Christchurch. 

Chiefs Get Try, But Damian McKenzie Can’t Connect

Chiefs 12, Crusaders 13, ’34

Shaun Stevenson scored a try, but the kick from Damian McKenzie is no good. We’ve got a good one in Christchurch. 

Chiefs Quiet Crowd! Try Under Review

Chiefs 12, Crusaders 13, ’34

A Chiefs try is being reviewed in the final four minutes of the first half. 

Crusaders Going Up Another Level, Build Lead

Chiefs 7, Crusaders 13, ’34

Rivez Reihana adds three more a few minutes before halftime. 

Super Rugby Highlights: Sevu Reece Sets Up Crusaders Kick

Crusaders Take LEAD On Penalty 

Chiefs 7, Crusaders 10, ’29

Rivez Reihana kicks the penalty goal.

Super Rugby Final Highlights: Codie Taylor Scores!

Crusaders’ Codie Taylor Breaks Away For Try!

Chiefs 7, Crusaders 7, ’25

Codie Taylor puts the Crusaders on the board as the Apollo Projects Stadium explodes. 

Scrums All Around In Super Rugby Final

Super Rugby Final Highlights: George Dyer Scores Try

Crusaders Kick Goes Right

Chiefs 7, Crusaders 0, ’17

Crusaders miss a chance to score on a penalty kick as Rivez Reihana’s boot sails right.

Chiefs Take Lead vs. Crusaders

Chiefs 7, Crusaders 0, ’13

George Dyer gives the Chiefs the lead, Damian McKenzie converts the kicks. 

Crusaders vs. Chiefs Are Arm Wrestling In Super Rugby Final

Big Bang By Sevu Reece

And We’re Off In New Zealand For The Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final

All Black Star and Chiefs Leader Damian McKenzie Has Had A Huge Season 

Damian McKenzie (Chiefs) has scored 207 points from 13 games in the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season, the first player to score 200 points in a single campaign since Bernard Foley (223) and Robert du Preez (215) both did so in 2018; furthermore, he’s scored 139 points across his last 10 games against the Crusaders including a 20-points haul in his most recent game against them (1 try, 3 conversions, 3 penalty goals).

Chiefs Have The Crusaders Numbers Lately

The Chiefs have won five of their last seven Super Rugby Pacific games against the Crusaders including their last two in a row; the only time they’ve won more consecutive games against the Crusaders was a four-game streak from Round 3, 2015 to Round 15, 2016.

Super Rugby Table 2025

Here’s what the Table looked like this season:

(Pos.,P, W,D, L ,+/- ,PTS)

  1. Chiefs    14    11    0    3    231    51
  2. Crusaders    14    11    0    3    100    49
  3. ACT Brumbies    14    9    0    5    87    44
  4. Hurricanes    14    8    1    5    106    39
  5. Queensland Reds    14    8    0    6    54    38
  6. Blues    14    6    0    8    47    33
  7. Moana Pasifika    14    6    0    8    -139    28
  8. NSW Waratahs    14    6    0    8    -134    26
  9. Western Force    14    4    1    9    -114    23
  10. Fijian Drua    14    4    0    10    -148    20
  11. Highlanders    14    3    0    11    -90    20

Apollo Projects Stadium Is PACKED For Crusaders vs. Chiefs

The fans have come out in Christchurch. Kickoff Is coming up

How Good Are The Crusaders At Home InThe Playoffs? Here’s The Record

The Crusaders are 31-0 in the Super Rugby playoffs. The Chiefs are trying to be the first team to beat them in Christchurch when it matters. 

Crusaders Saying Goodbye to Apollo Projects Stadium

This will be the final rugby match for the Crusaders at Apollo Projects Stadium. The club will move into One New Zealand Stadium next year, a 30,000 seat stadium. 

Crusaders vs. Chiefs Injuries

Chiefs

  • Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi – Shoulder, TBC
  • Josh Lord – Concussion, TBC
  • Liam Coombes-Fabling – Hamstring, Short-term
  • Anton Lienert Brown – Collarbone, Short-term
  • Malachi Wrampling – Hamstring, Mid-term
  • Simon Parker – Ankle, Mid-term
  • Sione Ahio – Ankle, Long-term
  • Rameka Poihipi – Knee, Season

Crusaders

  • Chay Fihaki – Concussion, TBC
  • Finlay Brewis – Shoulder, season
  • Taha Kemara – Knee, season
  • Dom Gardiner – Foot, season

Will The Crusaders Be Dancing Again Today?

Crusaders vs. Chiefs Preview: It All Comes Down To This

Crusaders vs. Chiefs Predictions: Who Do you Think Wins?

It’s Super Almost Kickoff In Christchuch, New Zealand For The Super Rugby Final

How To Watch The Super Rugby Grand Final Of The Crusaders Vs. The Chiefs In The United States

The Super Rugby Pacific Final between the Crusaders and Chiefs will kick off at 3:05 a.m. ET on Saturday, June 21, from Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch. 

The match will stream live in the United States on FloRugby and the FloSports app, with full coverage, highlights and analysis available.

Super Rugby Grand Final Kickoff Time, Location

The Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final is set for 3:05 a.m. on June 21 at Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand. 

Subscribe To FloRugby To Watch The Super Rugby Final In The United States

Fans in the United States can stream the Super Rugby Pacific Final live on FloRugby and the FloSports app. 

Coverage includes the full match, highlights, breaking news and expert analysis following the final whistle.

Crusaders Vs. Chiefs Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final Lineups

Here are the lineups:

Crusaders Super Rugby Grand Final Lineup

Tamaiti Williams, Codie Taylor, Fletcher Newell, Scott Barrett, Antonio Shalfoon, Ethan Blackadder, Tom Christie, Christian Lio-Willie, Noah Hotham, Rivez Reihana, Macca Springer, David Havili (c), Braydon Ennor, Sevu Reece, Will Jordan

Replacements: George Bell, George Bower, Seb Calder, Jamie Hannah, Cullen Grace, Kyle Preston, James O’Connor, Dallas McLeod

Chiefs Super Rugby Grand Final Lineup

Ollie Norris, Samisoni Taukei’aho, George Dyer, Naitoa Ah Kuoi, Tupou Vaa’i, Samipeni Finau, Luke Jacobson (c), Wallace Sititi, Cortez Ratima, Damian McKenzie, Leroy Carter, Quinn Tupaea, Daniel Rona, Emoni Narawa, Shaun Stevenson

Replacements: Brodie McAlister, Aidan Ross, Reuben O’Neill, Jimmy Tupou, Kalyum Boshier, Xavier Roe, Josh Jacomb, Etene Nanai-Seturo

it all comes down to this 😤 pic.twitter.com/onyXp9lHfP

— Gallagher Chiefs (@ChiefsRugby) June 18, 2025

Super Rugby Grand Final Officials

  • Referee – Angus Gardner
  • Assistant Referees – Damon Murphy, Matt Kellahan
  • TMO – Brett Cronan

Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final Details

  • Matchup: Crusaders vs. Chiefs
  • Date: Saturday, June 21
  • Kickoff Time: 3:05 a.m. ET
  • Location: Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch, New Zealand
  • Watch: Live on FloRugby and the FloSports app

FloRugby World Club Ranking

Here are the latest club rankings:

  1. Leinster Rugby | 25-3-0
  2. Union Bordeaux Bègles | 25-9-0
  3. Stade Toulousain | 25-7-1
  4. Bath Rugby | 21-7-0
  5. Crusaders | 13-3-0
  6. Bayonne | 18-12-1
  7. Chiefs | 11-4-0
  8. Vodacom Bulls | 18-8-0
  9. RC Toulon | 18-14-0
  10. Brumbies | 10-6-0
  11. Hollywoodbets Sharks | 15-9-0
  12. Glasgow Warriors | 15-10-0
  13. Leicester Tigers | 14-9-1
  14. Northampton Saints | 14-12-0
  15. Sale Sharks | 14-9-0
  16. Castres Olympique | 15-14-2
  17. Hurricanes | 8-6-1
  18. Bristol Bears | 11-12-0
  19. Queensland Reds | 8-7-0
  20. Munster Rugby | 12-13-0
  21. ASM Clermont | 15-16-0
  22. Edinburgh Rugby | 13-12-1
  23. Scarlets | 11-12-1
  24. La Rochelle | 14-15-1
  25. Blues Rugby | 7-9-0

How To Watch Rugby Matches In The United States On FloRugby

FloRugby and FloSports also are the U.S. home to: 

FloRugby also is home to match archives and match replays. 

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USC Women’s Volleyball Falls to Cal Poly in NCAA Second Round Bout

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LOS ANGELES – The fourth-seeded No. 14-ranked USC women’s volleyball team (25-7) fell in five sets (25-19, 25-20, 20-25, 14-25, 15-7) to Cal Poly (27-7) in the second round of the 2025 NCAA tournament and was eliminated from the postseason at Galen Center on Friday, Dec. 5.
 
KEY PLAYERS

  • Fr. OPP Abigail Mullen led all scorers with 21.5 points earned on a match-high 17 kills (7e, 39att, .256) to go with 10 digs for her eighth double-double. She also had five blocks and two service aces.

  • Fr. S Reese Messer put up her 11th double-double with 46 assists and 11 digs. She also added six blocks (one solo) and had three kills on eight swings (.375).

  • RS So. OH London Wijay had 10 kills (3e, 38att, .184) and 12 digs for her eighth double-double (17th career).

  • RS So. MB Leah Ford had nine kills (1e) on 17 swings to hit .471 and led the team with seven blocks.

  • So. MB Mia Tvrdy played just the last three sets but finished with eight kills on 10 swings (.800) and had two blocks, two digs and a two-handed jump-set assist on a kill by Mullen.

  • Sr. MB Rylie McGinest had six kills (1e, 13att, .385) to go with one block.

  • Fr. LIB Taylor Deckert led the team with 13 digs and added six assists. Sr. LIB Gala Trubint had four digs and a service ace.

  • For the Mustangs, Emma Fredrick led with 17 kills and had 17 digs to lead all players. Kendall Beshear and Annabelle Thalken each had 12 kills. Beshear had 14 digs for the double-double and served a pair of aces. Emme Bullis put up 44 assists with 12 digs for a double-double.

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • The Mustangs never trailed in the opening frame to grab a 25-19 win. Both teams registered 15.0 points, but the Mustangs committed fewer unforced errors to come out on top. The Trojans had 13 kills with five from McGinest but hit just .146 with seven errors on 41 swings. Cal Poly had just 11 kills but hit .258 and had a 3-1 edge in blocks. Both teams each served an ace, but the Trojans served six errors to the Mustangs’ two in the loss.

  • The teams were tied 13 times and the lead changed hands five times before Cal Poly took a 2-0 lead with a 25-20 win in set two. Mullen had five kills to lead the Trojans, but USC totaled just 10 kills and hit .147 in the set. Both teams had three blocks apiece, but the Mustangs still hit .270 with 15 kills (5e) on 37 swings with five more kills from Beshear. 

  • USC secured a 25-20 set-three win on the second of two service aces from Dani Thomas-Nathan. Tvrdy came in and sparked the Trojans with the first kill of the frame and finished with five on just six swings. Mullen tallied six kills on 12 swings without an error and helped USC hit .326 (18k, 4e, 43att). The Trojans had four blocks to help hold the Mustangs to a .194 attack rate with 10 kills (4e) on 31 swings. USC never trailed and led by five twice before winning by five.

  • Back-to-back Mustang errors broke the eighth and final tie of the fourth and put the Trojans in front, 11-9, en route to a 25-14 win. USC continued to push and moved in front by six, 17-11, on a block by Mullen and Ford. Back-to-back kills from Mullen put USC on top by seven, 19-12, and her tool kill made it a 10-point USC lead at 23-13. Mullen and Wijay each scored four kills in the fourth as the Trojans hit .448 (14k, 1e, 29att) and had three blocks to hold Cal Poly to a .081 hitting percentage with 12 kills (9e) on 37 attacks.

  • Cal Poly broke a three-all tie in the fifth with a 6-0 run and was never threatened on the way to a 15-7 win to seal the 3-2 win. Beshear had a six-serve run that included a service ace to put the Mustangs on top by six, 10-4. The Trojans could get no closer than within five despite every effort. The Mustangs hit .316 with eight kills (2e) on 19 swings over USC’s .091 rate in the fifth with five kills (3e) on 22 attempts.

MATCH NOTES

  • USC fell to 13-6 all-time against Cal Poly. The teams met for the first time since 2012.

  • The Women of Troy fell to 15-4 at home this season and to 231-64 (.783) all-time at Galen Center, which includes a 21-5 mark in NCAA tournament matches.

  • USC goes to 131-45 (.744) all-time in the postseason with an 85-38 (.691) mark in the NCAA tournament.

  • The Trojans fell to 14-11 in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

For more information on the USC women’s volleyball team and a complete schedule and results, please visit USCTrojans.com/WVB. Fans of the Women of Troy can follow @USCWomensVolley on Facebook, X, TikTok, and Instagram.
 



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Indiana volleyball vs Colorado NCAA tournament final score, game updates, next

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When does Indiana volleyball play next? Indiana volleyball next game, opponent in NCAA tournament

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Details are still to come on the next weekend of the NCAA tournament. The certainties: IU is headed to Austin, Texas as UT hosts that quadrant as the No. 1 seed. The first and second rounds in Austin will finish Saturday night. No. 8-seed Penn State awaits the winner of Texas and Florida A&M in Saturday’s second round match.

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Indiana volleyball celebrates Sweet 16 berth

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Here’s how it looked as IU won its second-round match against Colorado:

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Indiana volleyball highlights in win vs Colorado

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Here’s a look inside Wilkinson Hall for IU’s win:

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Indiana volleyball stats in win vs Colorado

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The Hoosiers hit .378 for the match and had an 11-2 blocking advantage against the Buffs. The serving pressure wasn’t there like it was against Toledo, but IU played solid defensively and were able to clinch its second Sweet 16 appearance — its other was 15 years ago in 2010.

Candela Alonso-Corcelles led the way with 16 kills with just one error on 27 swings, an efficient .556. Freshman Jaidyn Jager added 15 kills (.375). The middles did plenty of work with Madi Sell having seven blocks and Victoria Gray adding four. Avry Tatum also had five blocks with eight kills. Setter Teodora Krickovic had 29 assists, eight digs and three blocks.

Colorado hit .208 for the match, led by Ana Burilovi’s 19 kills (.239) and an efficient seven on 11 swings for Cayla Payne (.545). But nine service errors did not help the Buffs, particularly with five in the first set.



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Kansas women’s volleyball vs Miami (Fl.): NCAA tournament final result

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Former UH volleyball player, youth coach accused of producing child porn

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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A former youth volleyball coach who played on the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team was arrested and charged with production of child pornography, allegedly with a former player.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Hawaii, announced Friday that Elias David, 37, of Waimanalo, was charged by criminal complaint on Dec. 3.

He was employed as a firefighter for the Department of Defense and worked at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Federal Fire Station 9.

According to the criminal complaint filed by the FBI, a 17-year-old told her aunt she was having sexual intercourse with David, who was a family friend and her volleyball coach since she was 13 years old.

Court documents said the teen’s relationship began with David in 2023 after a volleyball trip to Las Vegas. She was 16 at the time.

The teen told investigators that David was providing extra training to prepare her for college. She also admitted to engaging in different types of sexual contact with David that including oral and vaginal sex, documents said.

She also said that their sexual activities occurred at the fire station where he worked, at a nearby warehouse, as well as at David’s home and vehicle, documents said.

David was arrested in July of 2024 for sexual assault in the second degree. He waived his Miranda rights and was interviewed.

During his interview with investigators, David said they “began to develop feelings for each other and ‘fell in love,’” and admitted that he and the teen engaged in a sexual relationship, documents said.

David said that the romantic phase of the relationship began around March 2023, and admitted to ordering ride share services for the teen so she could leave her house to meet him at or near his workplace, documents said.

Investigators said they found 97 graphic videos of the two of them on her phone and 78 emails referring to ride share trips and GPS location data.

David played for the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team in 2009.

If convicted, he could face up to 30 years in prison.

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Iowa State Tops St. Thomas, Advances to Second Round

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – No. 23 Iowa State (23-7, 12-6 Big 12) won in five against St. Thomas (21-10, 11-5 Summit) in the NCAA Championship First Round Friday night. No. 5-seed ISU advances to the second round to meet the winner of No. 4-seed Minnesota vs. Fairfield tomorrow at 7 p.m.

After St. Thomas took the first 25-21, ISU answered outhitting UST .552-.143 in the second to tie up the match with a set score of 25-13. The Cyclones took the match lead after another dominant set score of 25-16, but St. Thomas would win the fourth 25-21 to extend the match to a fifth. ISU used a 7-0 run in the fifth to flip the momentum and seal the victory.

Big 12 Libero of the Year Rachel Van Gorp was her usual self and had her third-straight match with 20 or more digs, ending the night with a career-high 33. The total is the second-most in an NCAA Tournament match by a Cyclone, and most since 2012. It was also match No. 35 in a row with double-figure digs and her 50th-career match in double figures.

Iowa State had a dominant night at the service line, serving to the fourth 10-plus ace match this season, and 28th of Christy Johnson-Lynch‘s career with 12 through the night. ISU was led by Nayeli Ti’a with five aces to tie the NCAA Tournament school record, while Van Gorp had four, now the second-most in a tournament match.

Alea Goolsby had her 15th match this season with 10-plus kills, leading ISU with 15. Ti’a delivered 14 kills for her 13th match this season with 10-plus, and Lilly Wachholz (12) and Amiree Hendricks-Walker (10) made for four in double figures.

SET ONE

At 6-6, Morgan Brandt tricked St. Thomas with a setter kill while Tierney Jackson served up an ace but UST followed to again knot the score. The Tommies flipped the lead at 11-10 and took the next two as Iowa State called the first timeout. Ti’a slammed down her second kill out of the timeout, but St. Thomas kept with the lead reaching 20 first (20-17). ISU cut its deficit to one at 22-21, but the Tommies ended the first on a run of three for the set win.

SET TWO

Ti’a had a no-doubt kill to make it 1-1, while the Tommies denied ISU the lead while going up 4-2. Goolsby’s third kill tied it, and the Cyclones took their first lead at 6-5 on a block. UST flipped the advantage in its favor briefly, but ISU set out on an 11-0 run to take it right back and run ahead 18-8. A Brandt ace put the Cyclones at set point and an attack error by the Tommies sealed the set at 25-13. ISU did not have a single attack error in the frame.

SET THREE

Back-to-back aces by Ti’a brought Iowa State ahead 6-2, while Ti’a delivered another bringing the scoreboard to 9-2. Goolsby’s seventh kill at .400 capped a Cyclone run of seven on the next play, but a UST scoring run of four came soon after as the Tommies came within three (13-10). Iowa State had a run of four of their own to keep command of the lead, while the Cyclones took the match lead on Goolsby’s 10th kill at 25-16.

SET FOUR

A 4-0 scoring run took the Tommies ahead 7-3 as ISU then called an early timeout. Iowa State would go on to knot the score at 13s on yet another ace by Ti’a, while a UST attack error gave ISU its first lead of the set. That lead was not safe as the Tommies went ahead 19-15 to cause Iowa State’s final timeout of the set. The Cyclones had a late run of three, but St. Thomas pushed on to force a fifth at 25-21.

SET FIVE

Iowa State took the first point on a kill by Ti’a, but St. Thomas followed going ahead 5-2. ISU did not let up, hitting a run of four to take a 6-5 lead and cause a UST timeout. The run stretched to seven as Iowa State switched sides with the lead of 8-5, and Goolsby capped the run next with a kill. ISU would go on to win it 15-8 after a St. Thomas service error.



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Updates, highlights as Wisconsin advances with sweep vs North Carolina

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See some highlights from Wisconsin’s NCAA tournament win vs North Carolina

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  • 22 kills
  • 5 attack errors
  • 42 total attacks
  • .405 hitting percentage
  • 13 digs
  • 3 blocks

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Wisconsin vs. North Carolina NCAA tournament final stats comparison

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  • Kills: Wisconsin 60, North Carolina 37
  • Hitting percentage: Wisconsin .365, North Carolina .233
  • Service aces: Wisconsin 2, North Carolina 0
  • Service errors: North Carolina 5, Wisconsin 8
  • Digs: Wisconsin 56, North Carolina 40
  • Total team blocks: North Carolina 6, Wisconsin 5

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Wisconsin coach Kelly Sheffield comments on Badgers’ NCAA tournament win vs. North Carolina

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