
HONOLULU, Hawaii — Sophomore outside-hitter Alexa Gray
“I’m really excited for our kids. They showed unreal heart and fight tonight,” said BYU head coach Shawn Olmstead

The women's volleyball team celebrates a point against Portland. Photo by Sarah Hill
Along with Gray’s standout performance, sophomore Camry Godfrey
Set-by-set breakdown
Arizona State came out strong in the first set, winning 25-21. Godfrey was the standout Cougar in the set with three blocks and 11 assists while ASU’s Macey Gardner led the Sun Devils with eight kills.
In the second set, BYU tied up the game-winning 25-22 with Gray and fellow Cougar junior outside-hitter Tambre Haddock, each contributing with seven kills and one block.
BYU made a statement in the third set, winning 25-17, with five of their points coming as a result of ASU’s attack errors. Godfrey contributed an impressive 13 assists.
Set four ended in favor of the Sun Devils, with the Cougars losing 24-26. Despite attack errors plaguing the Cougars, Godfrey continued to produce with one block and 12 assists.
The fifth set
Second round of the NCAA tournament
BYU will play the winner of the Idaho State and Hawaii