In a thrilling women’s volleyball match, Long Beach State fought back after losing the first two sets to force a decisive fifth, but ultimately fell to CSUN 3-2. Logan King starred for Long Beach with 21 kills, leading the charge in the third and fourth sets to even the match. However, a slow start in the final set allowed CSUN to maintain their lead and secure the win. Long Beach State’s performance showcased resilience, but they were unable to close it out in the final moments.
By the NumbersLogan King registered 21 total kills with a hitting percentage of .581.Long Beach State hit .556 in the fourth set, with just one error. State of PlayLong Beach State’s record stands at 14-6, 7-2 in Big West.CSUN improved to 12-8, 5-4 in Big West following the victory. What’s Next
Long Beach State will return home to face Cal State Bakersfield on Saturday night, aiming to bounce back from this narrow defeat.
Bottom Line
Despite a solid comeback, Long Beach State must address their slow starts to secure future victories. They need to maintain momentum and capitalize on their strengths in crucial moments.