BYU's Three-Goal Answer Ends Texas Tech's Unbeaten Run
Mattyn Summers-Oviatt scored twice as No. 22 BYU erased a 46-second deficit and handed No. 8 Texas Tech its first loss, 3-2 at South Field.
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Mattyn Summers-Oviatt scored twice as No. 22 BYU erased a 46-second deficit and handed No. 8 Texas Tech its first loss, 3-2 at South Field.
BYU's men won 170-54 and the women held off UC Santa Barbara 122-102 behind 18 event wins, a freshman backstroke double and broad men's depth.
BYU scored 84 points to edge No. 1 NC State at Pre-Nationals, placing seven runners in the top 27 and taking the decisive fourth and fifth cards.
BYU survived Utah's three-ace burst, hit .412 and swept the Utes 25-20, 25-17, 25-16 behind 26 kills from Claire Little Chambers and Elli Mortensen.
BYU swept Kansas State 5-0 to tie for fifth at Big 12 Match Play. Kihei Akina went 4-0, while Drake Harvey and David Liechty went unbeaten overall.
Bella Woods scored on a 51st-minute free kick and Paiton Collins made four saves as No. 20 BYU ended Cincinnati's unbeaten home run with a 1-0 win.
BYU hit .386, blocked 11 balls and held West Virginia to .033 in a 25-14, 25-19, 25-12 Saturday sweep that kept the Cougars perfect in Big 12 play.
BYU beat Iowa State 24-10 Friday behind Bear Bachmeier's 438 total yards, a 75-yard Legend Glasker touchdown and a defense that allowed 200 yards.
BYU scored 146 points for third at Nuttycombe as Tayvon Kitchen placed fifth and a changed scoring five held every counter inside the top 50.
BYU erased Houston's set point, then won 26-24, 25-14, 25-20 behind a 12-2 blocking edge and Claire Little Chambers' 13-kill road double-double.
BYU outshot West Virginia 19-9 but lost 2-0. Sophia Nickel scored twice after halftime while Bailey Herfurth stopped all nine Cougar shots on goal.
BYU shot 3 under in the final round to finish fourth in Wichita. MJ Barragán led, but the Cougars' compact fourth score carried the result again.
Summer Thresher and Sarah Eliason broke BYU records Friday. Then both Cougar teams reversed their CMU Shootout deficits to win Saturday's meet.
BYU managed only 216 yards at TCU, but a 72-yard closing drive, Faletau Satuala's interception and four sacks carried the Cougars to 4-0 in the rain.
BYU swept No. 19 Kansas after trailing 24-20 in the first set. Eleven blocks and 24 Kansas attack errors turned a serve deficit into a ranked road win.
BYU trailed Kansas State despite 15 first-half shots, then scored twice in nine minutes. Afton Perry and Bella Woods turned pressure into a 2-1 win.
BYU beat Kansas State 3-1 behind 14 blocks and Elli Mortensen's 19 kills. The Cougars won the net while the Wildcats leaned on one attacker.
BYU beat TCU 2-0 after a scoreless half. Emma Hamberlin broke through, Sophie Sivulich added the margin and the Cougars shut down the press.
Chelsea Bluestein won four straight singles matches in San Diego, while Sue Yan Tan and Cara Korhonen reached the doubles quarterfinals for BYU.
Drake Harvey's career-low 67 helped BYU finish third at 21 under in Albuquerque, while Kihei Akina posted a second straight top-five result.
BYU beat Baylor 3-2 despite losing kills and hitting percentage. Brooke Hardy's six aces and Claire Little Chambers' fifth set made the difference.
BYU scored 32 points to beat Oklahoma State and New Mexico at the Cowboy Jamboree, with all five scorers finishing ninth or better in the 6K.
BYU beat UCF 3-1 after a 1-1 tie lasted nearly an hour. Mika Krommenhoek created the winner, scored the third and changed the Cougars' margin.
BYU erased a four-shot deficit with a 2-under final round to win in Lubbock. The decisive swing came from its fourth counting score finally holding.
BYU rushed for 332 yards and built a 38-7 lead at Colorado State. LJ Martin's first quarter proved the ceiling; two interceptions showed the cleanup.
BYU swept Utah State 25-19, 25-18, 25-17 behind 12 blocks, Claire Little Chambers' 14 kills and Sophia Callahan's error-free afternoon before Big 12 play.
BYU outshot Arizona 18-6 and led through Mia Goettsche, but Lainey Swanson's 85th-minute deflection turned a Big 12 road win into a 1-1 draw.
Tayvon Kitchen finished third, but BYU's five-man pack from 14th through 20th turned the John McNichols Invitational into a 48-point win over Florida.
Tatum Cooley and Lucca Ferreira won three races each as Navy beat Royal 261-235, but BYU's odd-distance opener needs a careful read before Colorado Mesa.
BYU swept Weber State 25-18, 25-16, 25-17 as Anna Blamires posted a career-high 12 kills and the Cougars found a second efficient right-side option.
BYU swept Utah Valley 25-11, 25-9, 25-16 behind .520 hitting, nine blocks and a freshman middle who turned missing starters into a strength.
Kihei Akina finished second at the Vuori Invitational, while BYU's young lineup took fourth after USC erased a three-shot final-round deficit.
BYU trailed Arizona at halftime, then allowed minus-2 second-half rushing yards while Bear Bachmeier and Kyler Kasper finished the comeback.
BYU's 25-14, 25-18, 25-22 sweep featured eight aces and a third-set recovery that mattered more than an expected home win.
BYU beat UCLA in five after hitting .029 in the two sets it lost. Kelli Jo Burgess' 10 blocks and a .476 fifth set kept the home opener upright.
Jane Hedengren set the pace, but No. 4 BYU placing seven runners in the top eight made its UVU Invitational win nationally relevant.
BYU's 4-0 loss at Utah State began with a 6-0 shot deficit. Three-match shot, target and corner totals show what must change before Big 12 play.
BYU hit .400 in a sweep at Boise State, but its response after a late third-set tie says more about the Pitt correction and Friday's UCLA test.
MJ Barragán finished one shot off the lead at The Bruzzy, while BYU's ninth-place team card showed where the Cougars must improve before Lubbock.
BYU needed Sophie Sivulich's 84th-minute goal to draw Oklahoma 1-1. Sixteen corners showed pressure; four shots on goal showed the problem.
BYU's 63-7 opener included four takeaways, 308 rushing yards and a return score. The next test is which clean habits survive against Arizona.
BYU split two sets with No. 2 Pitt before hitting .082 in the last two. The box score shows a real opening level and the correction still needed.
BYU beat Colorado State 2-1 behind Mattyn Summers-Oviatt and Emma Hamberlin. The box score shows why the Cougars needed both lineup waves.
BYU beat FGCU in four sets behind 13 blocks, an even setter split and Elli Mortensen's 14 kills. The shape matters before No. 4 Pitt.
BYU rallied past Florida State in five sets. The last-three-set math shows how blocking, balanced setting and cleaner swings changed the opener.
BYU beat Minnesota 1-0 on a 78th-minute own goal. The Cougars' second straight shutout mattered more than the strange finish at South Field.
Emma Hamberlin scored her first two college goals in BYU's 2-0 win over USC. Her move up top changed the attack after a scoreless first half.
BYU outshot Wisconsin but lost 1-0 after an 80th-minute penalty rebound. The second-half corner count explains more than the final kick.
BYU beat No. 9 UCLA 2-1 behind Mattyn Summers-Oviatt and freshman Brynnli Tolbert. The comeback answered three questions from the Cougars' tune-up.
BYU beat Idaho State 5-1, but Afton Perry's brace, Mika Krommenhoek's service and a fast response matter more before Wednesday's UCLA opener.
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