
Coastal Falls in the Coastal Carolina Tournament Finale
9/2/2023 6:55:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Volleyball to travel to Maryland on Sept. 8-9
CONWAY, S.C. – The Coastal Carolina volleyball team dropped the Coastal Carolina Tournament finale 3-1 to the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon at CCU's HTC Center. With the defeat, the Chanticleers dropped to 2-4 on the season, while the Bulldogs improved to 4-2 overall.
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Coastal was led by Jasmine Rivest with 13 kills while Jalyn Stout recorded her fifth-consecutive double-double with six kills, 16 assists, and 12 digs to lead the attack. Lauren Malone added five kills on the afternoon.
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Defensively, Coastal tallied nine blocks as DiLara Unal had a team-high five blocks, while Rivest and Valentina Varani each tallied four blocks. Sydney Lewis finished with 10 digs to help Stout with keeping the offense in attack mode.
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The Chanticleers and the Bulldogs opened the match trading the first 20 points to remain even at 10-10, before CCU used a 4-0 burst to put the host team in front at 14-10. After the two teams traded rallies, Coastal increased its lead to 20-14, highlighted by a pair of points by Stout.
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Coastal claimed the 1-0 match lead with a 5-2 surge to pick up the 25-16 first-set win, sparked by a kill by Agata Lesiak and a put away by Rivest.
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In the second set, Georgia raced out to an 8-3 advantage, highlighted by a pair of service aces to force the Chants to call their first timeout of the set. After seeing the visitors increase their lead to 10-4, Coastal fought back to trail by three at 11-8, which included a pair of kills by Malone.
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CCU pulled to within two at 12-10 after a pair of Bulldog miscues only to see UGA use 9-3 run to take a commanding 21-13 advantage just before trading rallies. However, Georgia evened the set at 1-1 after a pair of Chanticleer kills with a 3-0 spurt for the 25-16 second-set win.
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The third set began like the first as both teams traded the opening 18 points to remain even at 9-9, before the Bulldogs asserted themselves with a 6-1 run to take a 15-10 lead at the media break. After the break, both teams traded rallies as Coastal continued to trail by five at 18-13, highlighted by a pair of UGA mistakes.
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Georgia increased its advantage to 21-13 with a 3-0 run that forced CCU to call a timeout. Coastal fell behind in the match as the Bulldogs used a 4-1 burst to take a 2-1 match lead with the 25-15 third-set win.
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In the fourth and final set, Coastal opened with a 3-1 advantage, highlighted by an Alicja Jaryszek kill and block. Georgia fought back with a 4-0 surge to take the lead at 5-3 only to see the Chanticleers respond with a 3-0 burst, which included a pair of kills by Rivest. After a pair of Bulldog points, CCU got a second 3-0 burst in the set by way of UGA mistakes to lead 9-7.
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With Coastal holding a slim margin, the two squads traded rallies with the Chants maintaining a two-point advantage at 13-11. However, Georgia muscled its way in front at 15-13 with a 4-0 surge to take the match to a media break. Coastal evened the match at 15-15 with a quick pair of points, highlighted by a Stout kill.
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Both teams battled splitting the next four points to remain tied at 17-17 just to see the Chants fall behind with a pair of miscues to give the Bulldogs a 20-17 lead. After a Coastal timeout, both teams traded rallies with miscues on both sides with Georgia increasing its advantage to 23-19, which forced the Chants to call their final timeout of the set.
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Coastal fought back to trail by two at 24-22 off three UGA mistakes and forced the visitors to call their own timeout. After the brief break, the Bulldogs claimed the match with a 25-22 fourth-set victory for the 3-1 match win.
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Coastal Carolina will travel to College Park, Md., on Friday, Sept. 8 to take on the Princeton Tigers and host Maryland Terrapins in the Maryland Tournament. The Chants will hit the court at noon ET versus the Tigers and 6 p.m. ET against the Terrapins.
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For complete coverage of CCU women's volleyball, follow the Chants on social media @CoastalVball (Twitter), facebook.com/CCUChanticleers (Facebook), @GoCCUSports (Instagram), or visit the official home of Coastal Carolina Athletics at www.GoCCUsports.com.
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Coastal was led by Jasmine Rivest with 13 kills while Jalyn Stout recorded her fifth-consecutive double-double with six kills, 16 assists, and 12 digs to lead the attack. Lauren Malone added five kills on the afternoon.
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Defensively, Coastal tallied nine blocks as DiLara Unal had a team-high five blocks, while Rivest and Valentina Varani each tallied four blocks. Sydney Lewis finished with 10 digs to help Stout with keeping the offense in attack mode.
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The Chanticleers and the Bulldogs opened the match trading the first 20 points to remain even at 10-10, before CCU used a 4-0 burst to put the host team in front at 14-10. After the two teams traded rallies, Coastal increased its lead to 20-14, highlighted by a pair of points by Stout.
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Coastal claimed the 1-0 match lead with a 5-2 surge to pick up the 25-16 first-set win, sparked by a kill by Agata Lesiak and a put away by Rivest.
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In the second set, Georgia raced out to an 8-3 advantage, highlighted by a pair of service aces to force the Chants to call their first timeout of the set. After seeing the visitors increase their lead to 10-4, Coastal fought back to trail by three at 11-8, which included a pair of kills by Malone.
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CCU pulled to within two at 12-10 after a pair of Bulldog miscues only to see UGA use 9-3 run to take a commanding 21-13 advantage just before trading rallies. However, Georgia evened the set at 1-1 after a pair of Chanticleer kills with a 3-0 spurt for the 25-16 second-set win.
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The third set began like the first as both teams traded the opening 18 points to remain even at 9-9, before the Bulldogs asserted themselves with a 6-1 run to take a 15-10 lead at the media break. After the break, both teams traded rallies as Coastal continued to trail by five at 18-13, highlighted by a pair of UGA mistakes.
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Georgia increased its advantage to 21-13 with a 3-0 run that forced CCU to call a timeout. Coastal fell behind in the match as the Bulldogs used a 4-1 burst to take a 2-1 match lead with the 25-15 third-set win.
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In the fourth and final set, Coastal opened with a 3-1 advantage, highlighted by an Alicja Jaryszek kill and block. Georgia fought back with a 4-0 surge to take the lead at 5-3 only to see the Chanticleers respond with a 3-0 burst, which included a pair of kills by Rivest. After a pair of Bulldog points, CCU got a second 3-0 burst in the set by way of UGA mistakes to lead 9-7.
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With Coastal holding a slim margin, the two squads traded rallies with the Chants maintaining a two-point advantage at 13-11. However, Georgia muscled its way in front at 15-13 with a 4-0 surge to take the match to a media break. Coastal evened the match at 15-15 with a quick pair of points, highlighted by a Stout kill.
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Both teams battled splitting the next four points to remain tied at 17-17 just to see the Chants fall behind with a pair of miscues to give the Bulldogs a 20-17 lead. After a Coastal timeout, both teams traded rallies with miscues on both sides with Georgia increasing its advantage to 23-19, which forced the Chants to call their final timeout of the set.
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Coastal fought back to trail by two at 24-22 off three UGA mistakes and forced the visitors to call their own timeout. After the brief break, the Bulldogs claimed the match with a 25-22 fourth-set victory for the 3-1 match win.
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Coastal Carolina will travel to College Park, Md., on Friday, Sept. 8 to take on the Princeton Tigers and host Maryland Terrapins in the Maryland Tournament. The Chants will hit the court at noon ET versus the Tigers and 6 p.m. ET against the Terrapins.
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For complete coverage of CCU women's volleyball, follow the Chants on social media @CoastalVball (Twitter), facebook.com/CCUChanticleers (Facebook), @GoCCUSports (Instagram), or visit the official home of Coastal Carolina Athletics at www.GoCCUsports.com.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UGa
CCU
Kills
55
35
Errors
26
20
Attempts
134
117
Hitting %
.216
.128
Points
72.0
45.0
Assists
51
35
Aces
9
1
Blocks
8
9
Game Leaders
Thursday, October 09
Thursday, September 11
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