The San Jos\u00e9 State volleyball team returns to the mainland for Mountain West matches against UC Davis this Friday and Saturday evenings. The two teams face each other as members of the same conference as the Aggies joined the Mountain West this past July.<\/p>\n
San Jos\u00e9 State enters the weekend with a 6-11 overall record and 1-5 MW mark after dropping a pair of conference matches at Hawai\u2018i (3-0) last weekend. The Spartans are looking to break a three-match losing streak.<\/p>\n
MW+: All San Jos\u00e9 State home matches and conference road matches will be broadcast on MW+.\u00a0 MW+ has annual ($79.99\/year) and monthly ($10.99\/month) options to provide flexibility.<\/p>\n
Play-by Play – Thomas Dunn (Thurs.); Dennis Ackerman (Sat.)<\/p>\n
Analyst – former Spartan setter Breann Robinson<\/a> (2014-17) – 5th all-time in assists at SJSU with 2,656<\/p>\n ABOUT UC DAVIS: \u00a0The Aggies enter the weekend with an 8-9 overall record and 4-2 Mountain West mark. The team is tied for second in the conference standings with New Mexico after falling twice to the Lobos last weekend. UC Davis joined the Mountain West this season after competing in the Big West Conference. UCD had one of the early-season upsets, defeating then No. 7 Arizona State, 3-1, in Tempe. Head coach Dan Conners is in his 13th year at the school with a 180-160 record.<\/p>\n Series Record –\u00a0 San Jos\u00e9 State leads the series 4-2.<\/p>\n First Meeting – W, 3-0, September 27, 1977, San Jose<\/p>\n Last Meeting – L, 3-0, August 30, 2019, Davis<\/p>\n Last SJSU Win – 3-0, September 6, 2006, Spartan Gym<\/p>\n Current Streak – L2<\/p>\n Last 10 meetings – 4-2<\/p>\n Last meetings: The Spartans\u2019 last win in the series came in 2006 when SJSU won 3-0. Four Spartans recorded 10+kills in the win, led by Courtney Lorusso<\/a> with 17, Jennifer Senftleben<\/a> at 16, Niki Clement<\/a> with 12 and Colleen Burke<\/a> with 11. Setter Kristina Conrad<\/a> had a double-double with 48 assists and 11 digs.<\/p>\n SJSU dropped the last meeting, 3-0, at the Aggie Invitational in 2019. Current assistant coach Haylee Nelson<\/a> led the team with\u00a0 10 kills and hit .474 in the loss.<\/p>\n