SEATTLE, Wash. - The Alaska Nanooks volleyball team dropped their road match at Seattle Pacific on Nov. 12. The 3-0 loss drops the Nanooks to 11-16, 3-14 GNAC.
Alaska was outhit by Seattle Pacific .027 to .198 throughout the match. SPU also had 41 kills on the night with 18 errors while the 'Nooks had 25 kills and 22 errors. In the first set, SPU won 25-15. They outhit the Nanooks .229 to .033 with 14 kills and six errors while Alaska had eight kills and seven errors. SPU jumped ahead 8-2 before extending their lead to 10. The Nanooks pulled within six but SPU pulled away. In the second set, the Nanooks had 13 kills and seven errors, hitting .133. Unfortunately, SPU continued to swing well, posting a .262 swing percentage on 15 kills and four errors.
The Falcons jumped ahead early but the Nanooks battled back to pull within one at 9-8. Alaska stayed within a few points before pulling to within one at 18-17 on a
Kelli Wright kill. SPU won the next four points to extend their lead to five before winning the second 25-21.
Neither side established a consistent offensive attack in the third, but it was the Falcons who came out on top. They had 12 kills and eight errors, swinging .103, but the Nanooks managed just four kills and eight errors for a -.114. SPU won the third for the sweep 25-18.
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The Nanooks end the 2026 season at Montana State Billings on Saturday.
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