TURLOCK, Calif. - The Seawolves won their fifth straight match by defeating Cal State Stanislaus in four sets 25-19, 25-21, 19-25, 25-18. Sonoma State is now 11-9 overall and 9-4 in the CCAA, Cal State Stanislaus 9-13 overall and 6-7 in the CCAA.

Caiti Wiesner and Courtney Seda had great performances with Wiesner accumulating 18 kills on the night and Seda 51 assists of the team's 59 kills. Sonoma had 50 digs, 16 belonged to Ashleigh Phelps, 11 to Alexandra Flores, and 10 for Seda. Andrews and Calan Seitz each had a solo block.

Sonoma got ahead in the first set at 13-10 thanks to kills by Andrews and Wiesner and a Warrior ball handling error. The Seawolves kept the lead for the rest of the set winning on a Stanislaus service error.

The two teams traded runs in the second set until 11 all when Sonoma made a push for the lead. Papale and Wiesner contributed a kill each and the Warriors errored for the first leg then got the ball back off of a Cal State Stanislaus service error, Andrews and Papale got blocked the next attack, and Papale got the kill. Two plays later the Seawolves were up 18-13 and the closest the Warriors could close the gap was by two. Sonoma won the set 25-21.

In the third set Cal State Stanislaus was behind until a 5 point unanswered run brought the score 10-11 in their favor. The Seawolves regained the lead, but the score tied at 14-all, but the Warriors went on a 7-1 point run to get ahead 20-15 and that was enough to secure the set.

The fourth set was point for point. The Seawolves were able to get ahead by 12-11 with a four point run: the largest run of the set. Two errors by Cal State Stanislaus and kills from Sonoma State were enough to win the set and match for the Seawolves.