Despite the Seawolves strong start against the Nanooks on Oct. 31, they lost 3-1. The Seawolves took an early lead in the first set and held the Nanooks at bay, ending the set 25-17. The Nanooks rallied back in the second set, taking an early and daunting lead, scoring 10 unanswered points.
While the Seawolves managed to close the gap, they failed to overtake Fairbanks, ending the second set 25-19. The Seawolves managed to keep sets 3 and 4 closer, but ultimately were unable to overcome Fairbanks. This leaves the Seawolves 17-5 overall and 8-4 in GNAC play.
After the match, the Seawolves took time to meet fans, sign autographs and hand out candy. The Seawolves next compete at the Alaska Airlines Center on Nov. 6 against Simon Frasier and then on Nov. 8 against Western Washington. The Nov. 8 date will also be alumni night.
Players and fans stand for “The Star-Spangled Banner” before play begins. Photo by Justin Cox.
Madison Galloway throws a ball to fans in the stands. Photo by Justin Cox.
Cynphany Henderson from the Nanooks makes the first serve of the night. Photo by Justin Cox.
Spirit hands a pizza to fans during a time-out. Photo by Justin Cox.
Galloway dives for the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.
Galloway prepares to serve the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.
Bella Burney slips an attack past defenders. Photo by Justin Cox.
A fan in a halloween costume dances during the guitar cam. Photo by Justin Cox.
Spirit hands out T-shirts to costumed fans. Photo by Justin Cox.
Elena Hansen keeps the ball in play. Photo by Justin Cox.
Galloway waits for Fairbanks to serve. Photo by Justin Cox.
Tia Allen waits for Fairbanks’ next serve. Photo by Justin Cox.
The Seawolves play leap frog while a call is being challenged and reviewed. Photo by Justin Cox.
The Nanooks dance while awaiting the results of the challenged play. Photo by Justin Cox.
Dorsey Booth signs a fan's shirt while Anna McWhorter points. Photo by Justin Cox.
The Seawolves sign autographs, meet fans and hand out candy after the match. Photo by Justin Cox.
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