
10/14/2026 8:12:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
WILMINGTON, N.C. – Isabella Loeswick recorded her first career double-double with 34 assists and 10 digs, but Coastal Carolina fell to UNCW 3-1 (25-17, 19-25, 19-25, 16-25) Wednesday night at Hanover Hall.
The Chanticleers dropped to 6-10 overall after concluding their non-conference schedule, while the Seahawks improved to 10-9. The loss snapped Coastal's two-match winning streak.
Talia Johnson led Coastal with 11 kills, while Natalie Hughes and Anzley Rinard added 10 apiece. Rinard also added eight digs, and Jonna Spohn led the Chants with 11. Hatteras Welker finished with a team-high five blocks, followed by Anna Rita with four.
Coastal hit .440 in the opening set, scoring 14 kills on just three errors. Leading 9-8, the Chants scored five straight points to build a lead and later extended it to 20-12. Johnson and Hughes's kills closed out the 25-17 victory.
The Chants held a 13-10 lead in the second set before UNCW scored four straight points to take the lead. After Coastal tied it at 15, the Seahawks answered with six straight points and took the set 25-19.
Coastal built an 11-7 advantage in the third set and led 16-14 before UNCW used a five-point run to take control. The Seahawks limited the Chants to a .024 hitting percentage in the set and secured another 25-19 win.
The Chants opened the fourth set with a 10-3 lead, but UNCW rallied to tie the score at 11. Coastal remained within a point at 14-15 before the Seahawks scored seven straight points to pull away. UNCW hit .417 in the final set to finish the match.
Sam Vanda led the Seahawks with 20 kills, while Elaina Murphy added 14 and Nadia Wasilewski had 11. Gaby Zovko finished with 42 assists and 16 digs.
UNCW hit .228 for the match, compared with Coastal's .188, and held a 57-44 advantage in digs. Both teams finished with 10 blocks.
Coastal returns home to face Marshall this weekend. Saturday and Sunday's matches will each begin at 2 p.m.
The Chanticleers dropped to 6-10 overall after concluding their non-conference schedule, while the Seahawks improved to 10-9. The loss snapped Coastal's two-match winning streak.
Talia Johnson led Coastal with 11 kills, while Natalie Hughes and Anzley Rinard added 10 apiece. Rinard also added eight digs, and Jonna Spohn led the Chants with 11. Hatteras Welker finished with a team-high five blocks, followed by Anna Rita with four.
Coastal hit .440 in the opening set, scoring 14 kills on just three errors. Leading 9-8, the Chants scored five straight points to build a lead and later extended it to 20-12. Johnson and Hughes's kills closed out the 25-17 victory.
The Chants held a 13-10 lead in the second set before UNCW scored four straight points to take the lead. After Coastal tied it at 15, the Seahawks answered with six straight points and took the set 25-19.
Coastal built an 11-7 advantage in the third set and led 16-14 before UNCW used a five-point run to take control. The Seahawks limited the Chants to a .024 hitting percentage in the set and secured another 25-19 win.
The Chants opened the fourth set with a 10-3 lead, but UNCW rallied to tie the score at 11. Coastal remained within a point at 14-15 before the Seahawks scored seven straight points to pull away. UNCW hit .417 in the final set to finish the match.
Sam Vanda led the Seahawks with 20 kills, while Elaina Murphy added 14 and Nadia Wasilewski had 11. Gaby Zovko finished with 42 assists and 16 digs.
UNCW hit .228 for the match, compared with Coastal's .188, and held a 57-44 advantage in digs. Both teams finished with 10 blocks.
Coastal returns home to face Marshall this weekend. Saturday and Sunday's matches will each begin at 2 p.m.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
CCU
UNCW
Kills
44
56
Errors
20
25
Attempts
128
136
Hitting %
.188
.228
Points
57.0
73.0
Assists
41
52
Aces
3
7
Blocks
10
10
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