Fresno State Athletics
Saturday, November 15
Fresno, CA
Noon PT
Fresno State
6-21,2-14Mountain West
0
vs
3
Boise State
17-10,9-7Mountain West
1
2
3
F
Boise St.
25
25
25
3
Fresno St.
15
20
21
0
Team Stats
Boise
Fresno
Kills
49
42
Errors
9
14
Attempts
115
110
Hitting %
.348
.255
Points
61.0
49.0
Assists
41
37
Aces
5
3
Blocks
7
4
Game Leaders
Kills
22
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Kills
8
Aces
0
Blocks
1
Kills
6
Aces
2
Blocks
2
Kills
4
Aces
1
Blocks
0
Players Mentioned
OH
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/ Women's Volleyball
Haluska totals 22 kills on Senior Day
11/15/2025 8:01:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
FRESNO, Calif. – Fresno State wrapped up its home slate on Saturday afternoon at the Save Mart Center, falling 3–0 (15–25, 20–25, 21–25) to Boise State in a Mountain West matchup.
The Bulldogs totaled 42 kills and hit .255 as a team, but the Broncos' efficiency at the net proved too much as the visitors hit .348 and finished with 49 kills and nine blocks.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Boise State opened the match with an early serving run and quickly built a multi-point cushion. Despite six early kills from Addison Haluska, Fresno State struggled to slow the Broncos' offense, which hit .533 in the opening frame. A brief Bulldog push midway through the set cut the deficit to six, but Boise State responded with four straight points to close out the set.
The Bulldogs responded well out of the break, jumping ahead 3–0 behind back-to-back aces from Brooklyn Washington. Fresno State continued to pressure, forcing ties at 6–6, 8–8, and 17–17 thanks to intense swings from Haluska and Jenna Legault. Boise State, however, put together a key 6–1 run late in the set, using three blocks and an ace to take control. Haluska finished with seven kills in the frame as Fresno State hit .100.
Fresno State again battled closely throughout, producing six ties and showing strong offensive balance. Haluska continued her dominant outing, while Washington and Legault chipped in critical points to keep the Bulldogs within striking distance. Boise State edged ahead behind a pair of late kills from Sydney Dreves and Kailyn Jager, closing out the match despite Fresno State hitting .262 in the final set.
NOTES
UP NEXT
Fresno State closes out the 2025 regular season next week on the road, continuing Mountain West play.
The Bulldogs totaled 42 kills and hit .255 as a team, but the Broncos' efficiency at the net proved too much as the visitors hit .348 and finished with 49 kills and nine blocks.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Boise State opened the match with an early serving run and quickly built a multi-point cushion. Despite six early kills from Addison Haluska, Fresno State struggled to slow the Broncos' offense, which hit .533 in the opening frame. A brief Bulldog push midway through the set cut the deficit to six, but Boise State responded with four straight points to close out the set.
The Bulldogs responded well out of the break, jumping ahead 3–0 behind back-to-back aces from Brooklyn Washington. Fresno State continued to pressure, forcing ties at 6–6, 8–8, and 17–17 thanks to intense swings from Haluska and Jenna Legault. Boise State, however, put together a key 6–1 run late in the set, using three blocks and an ace to take control. Haluska finished with seven kills in the frame as Fresno State hit .100.
Fresno State again battled closely throughout, producing six ties and showing strong offensive balance. Haluska continued her dominant outing, while Washington and Legault chipped in critical points to keep the Bulldogs within striking distance. Boise State edged ahead behind a pair of late kills from Sydney Dreves and Kailyn Jager, closing out the match despite Fresno State hitting .262 in the final set.
NOTES
- Addison Haluska delivered a standout performance with 22 kills on .432 hitting, adding two blocks and leading all players with 23 points.
- Gabby Lombardi dished out 31 assists, added six digs, a kill, and an ace.
- Peyton Bitter and Olivia Lombardi each reached double-digit digs, finishing with 10 apiece.
- Fresno State totaled 42 digs, 42 kills, and three aces.
- Brooklyn Washington added six kills, two blocks, and two aces.
- The Bulldogs posted their best offensive set in the third, hitting .262.
UP NEXT
Fresno State closes out the 2025 regular season next week on the road, continuing Mountain West play.
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