Stonehouse Pounds Down Career-High as Bobcat Spikers Pillage Vikings
10/16/2004 12:00:00 AM | Women's Volleyball
“We passed better than what we did at Eastern Washington and that got our offense on the right track,” said MSU head coach Miya Malauulu. “We served tough and our block was the best it’s been for several weeks”
Stonehouse, a native of Medicine Hat, Alberta, also added eight digs and two blocks. Also contributing to the Montana State (13-5, 5-2) victory was Meggie Malyurek with 13 kills, a .381 attack mark and ten digs. Kamber Kelly dished out 38 assists and added 15 digs and five blocks, while MSU’s middle tandem of Angela Wiebe and Megan Zanto combined for 12 kills and 12 blocks.
The victory was MSU 15th straight over the Vikings.
Portland State (10-9, 3-4) was led by Lisa Thomas with 11 kills.
MSU will host Weber State on Friday night.
Stonehouse, a native of Medicine Hat, Alberta, also added eight digs and two blocks. Also contributing to the Montana State (13-5, 5-2) victory was Meggie Malyurek with 13 kills, a .381 attack mark and ten digs. Kamber Kelly dished out 38 assists and added 15 digs and five blocks, while MSU’s middle tandem of Angela Wiebe and Megan Zanto combined for 12 kills and 12 blocks.
The victory was MSU 15th straight over the Vikings.
Portland State (10-9, 3-4) was led by Lisa Thomas with 11 kills.
MSU will host Weber State on Friday night.
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