The Pacific University volleyball team put the finishing touches on a record-setting season with a 25-22, 25-17, 25-13 win over Whitman. The win is the 17^th for the Boxers, who set a new record for wins in the NCAA era for Pacific.

Prior to the match, Pacific honored its four seniors – Hannah Hulse, Karissa Komo, Anna VanderWeyst and Kelly Wahl. All four had a hand in the win for the Boxers.
 
Wahl had two kills and a block, Hulse added four kills and a block assist, Komo had six digs and VanderWeyst added 25 digs. The 25 digs put the senior from Lacey, Washington at 556 for the season, eclipsing the Pacific single-season mark of 517 held by Jade Thompson (2011). She also set a new mark with 6.45 digs per set, shattering the old mark of 5.33 held by Becky Sheller in 2013.
 
Pacific (17-7, 10-6 NWC) sophomores Milana Ivkovic and Karlee Duncan had 15 and 10 kills to lead a Pacific attack that hit .306 – its highest effort against a conference team since 2013.
 
Boxers' junior Morgan Mendicino had six kills and 10 digs and junior setter Ellie Parker had 43 assists, eight digs and two dump kills.
 
Whitman (9-12, 9-7 NWC) was a balanced effort in the loss. Kalli Dickey and Brooke Randall each had eight kills.

The match ends the season as post-season honors await the Boxers, who had one of its best seasons in school history.   
 

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