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<\/p>\n SAN DIEGO \u2014 In her first start since the season opener, freshman Emma Brewer<\/a> turned in a 13-kill, 14-dig double-double, and San Diego (5-5, 0-0 WCC) beat crosstown rival San Diego State (5-5, 0-0 Pac-12) 25-20, 22-25, 25-16, 25-15 on Saturday night at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.<\/p>\n San Diego hasn’t lost to the Aztecs at home since 2003, and the Toreros have now won five straight meetings overall to push their all-time lead in the series to 36-24. Two nights after sweeping Arizona, they closed nonconference play with back-to-back wins.<\/p>\n Meghan Scholz<\/a> finished with nine total blocks, the most by a Torero in a match this season, and San Diego held SDSU to .075 hitting while out-blocking the Aztecs 15.0-3.0. The Toreros hit .280, out-killed SDSU 50-40 and made 13 attack errors to the Aztecs’ 29.<\/p>\n Up 3-2 in the first set, San Diego got a kill from Brewer and then won four straight points with her serving, including an ace and two blocks by Kylie Munday<\/a> and Scholz, to lead 8-2. The Toreros never trailed in the set. SDSU pulled within 20-18, but a BayLea Sparks<\/a> kill and a Lauren Lynch<\/a> ace stretched the lead back to four, and Brewer ended it with a kill.<\/p>\n Another Brewer service run, this one with her second ace, turned a 5-3 second-set deficit into a 7-5 lead, and San Diego was up 19-15 after a Nemo Beach<\/a> kill. SDSU closed on a 10-3 run from there, with Mila Gehlen putting down six kills over the final 11 points, to even the match.<\/p>\n