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Volleyball falls to No. 25 Colorado State

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TCU Volleyball fell for the third consecutive game Sunday. Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com
TCU volleyball fell for the third consecutive game Sunday. Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com

TCU volleyball suffered their third straight loss, falling 3-1 (25-21, 25-15, 15-25, 25-20) to No. 25 Colorado State Sunday.

The Horned Frogs dropped the first two sets but came back to win the third, 25-15, setting the stage for a pivotal fourth set. Tied at 20, the Rams would go on a 5-0 run to win the set and the match, ending any chance of a TCU comeback.

Despite the loss, first-year Élan McCall continued to shine. The All-Tournament team member recorded 31 kills and boasted a .349 hitting clip. McCall became the first Horned Frog to have 30 kills in a match since 2000. It was her seventh straight double-digit kill match.

McCall’s 13 digs also gave her her second double-double of the season.

Senior Lexi MacLean and sophomore Dani Dennison also picked up double-digit digs during this match, while first-year Katie Clark had a career-high six blocks.

The team will continue their preseason tournament schedule with next weekend’s Fight in the Fort, featuring home matches against SMU, Louisiana and Montana State. The tournament begins 7 p.m. Thursday.

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