Photos: Seawolves sink Wolves

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December 11, 2024

September 29, 2025

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Justin Cox

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December 11, 2024

Allen prepares to serve the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

The Seawolves defeated the Western Oregon Wolves, 3-2, on Sept. 25 during their Great Northwest Athletic Conference home opener. This victory leaves the Seawolves 3-0 in the GNAC and 12-1 overall for the season. Tia Allen surpassed 1,000 career kills and had 14 kills for the night, along with 17 digs, earning her seventh double-double of the season. Allen finished the night with 1,023 digs, 1,008 kills and 94 aces. This leaves Allen poised to become the twelfth GNAC player with a 1000/1000/100 in their career. Lee Ivakina earned her sixth double-double of the season with 15 kills and 14 digs for the night.

The Seawolves line up for the national anthem by the UAA Seawolves Pep Band. Photo by Justin Cox.

Allen waves before handing a souvenir ball to a fan. Photo by Justin Cox.

Players greet each other before play begins. Photo by Justin Cox.

Hannah Trotter dives for the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Ivakina makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Seawolves players celebrate a point on the sidelines. Photo by Justin Cox.

The UAA Seawolves Pep Band plays during a time out. Photo by Justin Cox.

Martina Riba makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Allen slips an attack between blocking Wolves. Photo by Justin Cox.

Players swap sides of the net after the first set. Photo by Justin Cox.

Allen dives for the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Riba prepares to serve the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Ivakina lines up her serve. Photo by Justin Cox.

Bela Burney makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Seawolves line up while awaiting the Wolves serve. Photo by Justin Cox.

Madison Galloway dives for the ball and keeps it in play. Photo by Justin Cox.

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