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Volleyball Dominates Hawkeyes in Road Sweep

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Volleyball Dominates Hawkeyes in Road Sweep
 
CORALVILLE, Iowa – After a tight first set, Michigan State volleyball dominated sets two and three in a 3-0 (27-25, 25-13, 25-14) sweep over Iowa on Sunday afternoon at Xtream Arena.
 
“We stayed composed in a tight first set and continued to execute our gameplan,” said Michigan State head coach Leah Johnson. “That allowed us to really break things open in sets two and three. We’ve invested in being better as a group these last two weeks and you’re seeing that pay off in the results.”
 
MSU increases its winning streak to three, improving to 11-16 (4-12 B1G) while Iowa falls to 10-18 (4-12 B1G). The Spartans are back in action at the Breslin Center next week with home matches against Oregon (Thursday, Nov. 17) and Maryland (Saturday, Nov. 23).
 

 
Michigan State got career-best blocking performance from junior opposite hitter Akasha Anderson and junior middle blocker Evie Doezema who each tallied seven in a 12.5-block team effort. Sophomore middle blocker Zuzanna Kulig added five blocks of her own and led the team with a pair of service aces in set two.
 
Junior outside hitter Taylor Preston paced the Spartan offense with 11 kills followed by Anderson’s 10. Senior libero Nalani Iosia posted 12 digs to lead all players on Sunday. Fellow senior Julia Bishop’s 14 assists was a team high.
 
MSU held Iowa to -.020 hitting, the second-lowest opponent hitting output of Michigan State’s season. The Hawkeyes finished with…

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