<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4QiBYO_0wEYeQGd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4QiBYO_0wEYeQGd00" width="800" height="450" >GCU women's volleyball achieved a dominant win over Tarleton State, showcasing their attacking prowess with 55 kills in a three-set sweep, marking their highest total since 2021. The Lopes hit .295 and featured four players in double-digit kills, including Ashley Lifgren with a season-high 16. This victory comes after a previous disappointing loss, highlighting the team's significant offensive improvement and consistency throughout the match. Head coach Kendra Potts praised the team’s growth and adaptability, crucial for their upcoming challenge against No. 13 Arizona State.<ul><li>GCU recorded 55 kills, significantly up from just 27 in their last match.</li><li>Ashley Lifgren led the way with 16 kills, followed by Tatum Parrott with 12.</li><li>The Lopes hit .295 overall against Tarleton State.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>GCU improved their record to 13-6 overall and 6-2 in the WAC.</li><li>The Lopes will face No. 13 Arizona State next, which is currently 18-2.</li></ul>The Lopes are gearing up for a challenging match against Arizona State, a significant opportunity to test themselves against a top-tier opponent. This match could provide valuable experience for the team as they aim to enhance their competitiveness.Bottom LineGCU's strong performance against Tarleton reflects their potential and resilience, setting them up for a critical test against Arizona State. The match is a key moment for the Lopes, as they aim to build on their recent success and challenge for notable victories.</div></body>

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Balanced Lopes tip Texans with 55 kills in 3 sets

GCU women's volleyball achieved a dominant win over Tarleton State, showcasing their attacking prowess with 55 kills in a three-set sweep, marking their highest total since 2021. The Lopes hit .295 and featured four players in double-digit kills, including Ashley Lifgren with a season-high 16. This victory comes after a previous disappointing loss, highlighting the team's significant offensive improvement and consistency throughout the match. Head coach Kendra Potts praised the team’s growth and adaptability, crucial for their upcoming challenge against No. 13 Arizona State.