STOCKTON, Calif. – The Pacific women's volleyball team will remain home for another week, welcoming Bay Area rivals San Francisco and Santa Clara on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.

 

GAMEDAY DETAILS

Opponent: San Francisco
Date: Thursday, October 24, 2019
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Alex G. Spanos Center

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Opponent: Santa Clara
Date: Saturday, October 26, 2019
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Alex G. Spanos Center

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VS. SAN FRANCISCO

• The Tigers escaped with a 3-2 win in San Francisco earlier this season to improve its all-time record to 30-2. Pacific has won 12 straight meetings with the Dons.
  
   

VS. SANTA CLARA

• Pacific leads the all-time series, 28-10 with the Tigers claiming wins in five of the last six meetings with the Broncos.
  
   

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE TIGERS

• Pacific is coming off losses at home against Pepperdine and Loyola Marymount last weekend. The Tigers are currently 0-4 at home this season, after also falling to WCC standings leaders San Diego and BYU.
• Riley Patterson leads the WCC and the Tigers with 288 kills, 3.51 kills per set and 325.5 total points. 
• Kennedy Kaminsky hits a team-high .280 and is averaging 0.93 blocks per set. 
• Jadyn Tubbs ranks second in the WCC with 4.20 digs per set.
  
   

SCOUTING THE DONS

• San Francisco snagged its first WCC victory last weekend, when it defeated Gonzaga in five sets. The Dons are 5-14 on the season, 1-7 in Conference play.
• Kathya Garcia leads the Dons offensively with 3.58 points and 3.11 kills per set. She also leads her squad with 25 service aces.
  
  
  

SCOUTING THE BRONCOS

• Santa Clara is under new management this season, naming Erin Lindsey as their head coach following the 2018 season. Lindsey comes to the Broncos squad after winning a national championship as an assistant for Stanford.
• The Broncos enter weekend play with a 7-11 record, which included a 4-4 mark in West Coast Conference play. They are coming off of a weekend sweep against Gonzaga and Portland.
• SCU leads the Conference in total blocks, with just over 203 on the season and blocks per set (2.54).
  
   

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