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This week at SFU

By: Nejdana Houshyar, Staff Writer

Thursday, August 27–September 5

Away

Thursday, August 27: women’s volleyball vs. Chaminade at Nicholson Arena

  • Chaminade won 3–1

Thursday, August 27: men’s soccer vs. Westmont at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex 

  • Westmont won 2–0 

Friday, August 28: women’s volleyball vs. San Fran. St. at Nicholson Arena 

  • SFU won 3–0 

Saturday, August 29: women’s volleyball vs. Point Loma at Nicholson Arena 

  • SFU won 3–2 

Saturday, August 29: women’s soccer vs. Hawaii Hilo at Harrington Field 

  • SFU won 3–1 

Wednesday, September 2: women’s soccer vs. Cal Poly Pomona at Kellogg Stadium 

  • Cal Poly Pomona won 1–0

Thursday, September 3: women’s volleyball vs. Cal State LA at Kellogg Arena 

  • SFU won 3–0

Thursday, September 3: men’s soccer vs. Chico St. at University Soccer Stadium 

  • SFU won 2–1 

Friday, September 4: women’s volleyball vs. California St. San Bernardino at Kellogg Arena 

  • California St. San Bernardino won 3–2

Saturday, September 5: women’s volleyball vs. Cal Poly Pomona at Kellogg Arena 

  • Cal Poly Pomona won 3–1

Saturday, September 5: men’s soccer vs. Stanislaus St. at Warrior Stadium 

  • SFU tied 1–1 

The Rundown

Women’s soccer

Men’s soccer

Women’s volleyball

  • Friday, August 28: the women’s team dominated San Fran. St. 3–0. Redshirt junior outside hitter, Megan Hawkins, served 7 aces, while senior setter Ella McVittie contributed 30 assists.
  • Saturday, August 29: the women’s team won 3–2 against Point Loma. SFU found their momentum in set three, scoring 25 points against 10, with 14 kills. Redshirt sophomore Katarina Damnjanovic had 23 kills, and senior setter Ella McVittie contributed 49 assists. 
  • Thursday, September 3: the women’s team won 3–0 against Cal State LA, with four aces from redshirt junior outside hitter Megan Hawkins and redshirt freshman Brooklyn Robinson. Senior setter Ella McVittie contributed 28 assists.
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