STOCKTON, Calif. – In front of the largest crowd since the 2018 season, the Pacific volleyball program showed its gratitude to the four seniors and graduates who have poured their all into the team following a 3-0 (22-25, 12-25, 12-25) setback to Oregon State on Saturday afternoon at the Alex G. Spanos Center.

One of the graduates, Olivia Keller, left the Spanos Center with a solid outing by leading the team with a double-double of ten kills and 12 digs. The double-double is her seventh of the season. She also added a block assist.

Senior Jayhlin Swain made her final appearance in Stockton count with a match leading 15 digs. Swain in her past two appearances has been strong defensively, averaging 17 digs over and has reached double digit digs in 21 of her 24 matches this season. She ranks third in the conference at 330 digs. The senior also tallied a service aces for the Tigers (8-17, 2-12 WCC).

Sophomores Alessia Couchond and Alyson Cox held down setting duties for Pacific, notching 15 and 13 assists respectively. Cox doubled as an attacking option for the team, swinging for six kills on 22 attempts.

In the middle, senior Logan Blutreich added three kills and graduate Valentina Varani notched two kills, a solo block and two digs.

Pacific drew a crowd of 971, eclipsing the team's modern record of 965 set earlier this season on Homecoming.

For the last four matches of the season, Pacific will be on the road, split between the Bay Area and SoCal. The two upcoming matches next week are at Saint Mary's on Thursday and at San Francisco on Saturday. Away bouts with San Diego and LMU await on the following week.

All four matches will be streamed on ESPN+.

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