Bisons fall 3-1, 3-2 to home Wolfpack

Bisons start strong, but Wolfpack storms back to claim weekend sweep

The Bisons men’s volleyball team suffered a tough weekend, dropping two matches 3-1 and 3-2 during their game against Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack.

In the first match, the Bisons started strong, taking a 4-0 lead before the Wolfpack scored their first point. The Bisons continued to dominate, taking a nine-point lead at 21-12 and eventually winning the first set 25-15.

However, the Wolfpack stormed back in during the second set, taking a huge margin from 15-18 to 15-22 and eventually winning the set 17-25.

The third set was a back-and-forth affair, with the Wolfpack taking a 10-12 lead and eventually winning 21-25. The Wolfpack continued to dominate in the fourth set, winning 22-25 to take the match 3-1.

In the rematch on Saturday, the Bisons started strong again, taking a 6-1 lead in the first set and eventually winning 25-21. However, the Wolfpack responded with a 23-25 win in the second set before the Bisons took a 25-18 win in the third set.

The fourth set was a tight one, with the Wolfpack taking a 24-26 win. The Wolfpack sealed the match with a 14-16 win in the fifth set, giving them a 3-2 victory.

Kai Boyko led the Bisons with a strong performance, scoring key points throughout the weekend. Despite their efforts, the Bisons were unable to overcome the Wolfpack’s strong play.

 

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