Photos: Seawolves Volleyball rallies back to defeat Red Leafs

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December 11, 2024

November 11, 2025

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Justin Cox

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December 11, 2024

Bella Burney slips an attack past defending players. Photo by Justin Cox.

The Seawolves women's volleyball team defeated the Simon Fraser University Red Leafs 3-2 on Nov. 6. Despite several inches of snowfall, a small group of loyal Seawolf fans were in the stands. The Seawolves had a rough start at Thursday night's game. They quickly fell behind the Red Leafs after 6 unanswered points in the first set. Unable to catch up, they ended the set 25-19.

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The Red Leafs opened the second set in a similar manner, ending it 25-20 — leaving things looking bleak for the Seawolves. Sets three and four they rallied back tying the game 2-2. In the fifth set, the Seawolves quickly took the lead. While the Red Leafs started to close the gap, the Seawolves managed to pull off the win 3-2. This left them with an 18-5 overall record and 9-4 in the GNAC.

Seawolves warm up before they face the Simon Fraser University Red Leafs. Photo by Justin Cox.

Emma Beck runs to the sidelines to throw a souvenir ball to fans. Photo by Justin Cox.

The teams greet each other before play begins. Photo by Justin Cox.

Martina Riba makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Madison Galloway dives for the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Johana Malikova keeps the ball in play. Photo by Justin Cox.

Macyn Unger from the Red Leafs gets under the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Bella Burney slips an attack past defending players. Photo by Justin Cox.

Seawolves try to get pumped up after losing the first set. Photo by Justin Cox.

Tia Allen prepares to set the ball for teammates. Photo by Justin Cox.

Galloway dives to keep the ball in play. Photo by Justin Cox.

Elena Hansen waits for the serve. Photo by Justin Cox.

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