The Nevada volleyball team (5-20, 3-12) fell 3-1 to the San Jose State Spartans (8-17, 3-12) , marking their ninth straight loss.
Nevada started hot and gathered a quick 8-3 lead to open the first set. However, a handful of errors would soon follow allowing San Jose State to catch up and make the score 12-11.
Nevada continued to maintain their lead with back-to-back kills from freshman opposite Madison Long and junior outside hitter Malia Pilimai. Despite this, the Spartans still stayed close behind, as a service ace from senior outside hitter Naima Foster placed the game at 23-22.
Offensive errors continued to be the fault for the Wolf Pack until the Spartans capitalized and pulled ahead to win the first set 25-22.
The second set opened with the Spartans going on 5-1 run led by two kills from sophomore right side hitter Tatiana Robinson.

San Jose State maintained their lead throughout the second set after the Pack made a multitude of errors. The Spartans won the second set 25-17.
The third set opened with San Jose State taking another 5-1 lead, sparked by a combined five kills from Robinson and graduate student outside hitter Zuzana Kosikova.
The Spartans maintained a commanding lead until the middle of the set. Then, the Wolf Pack went on an explosive 12-2 run to take the lead.
After a little back and forth, a kill from Long won Nevada the third set, 25-22. Nevada’s team effort and play combined with a lack of errors on their end closed it out making it 2-1 San Jose.
After a strong third set, the Pack entered the fourth with new-found confidence.

San Jose State took a commanding 12-7 lead in the final set courtesy of three kills from sophomore outside hitter Morgan Graves.
The Spartans kept up the pressure for the rest of the set to close it out 25-15.
San Jose State won the match 3-1 led by Morgan Graves, Zuzana Kosikova, Tatiana Robinson, and Ava Hewitt-Smith all of which had double digit kills.
Nevada now looks to shrug off another loss and look forward to another matchup with San Jose State at the Virginia Street Gym on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 1 p.m.














