Froehlich Dominates in Sweep of Gonzaga - Oregon State University Athletics

Thursday, November 12

Spokane, Wash.

6 p.m.

Oregon State

14-10,9-4Pac-12

Gonzaga

8-18,3-11Pac-12

Team	1	2	3	Final F
Oregon St.	25	25	25	3
Gonzaga	23	19	17	0

Photo by: © Matthew Parker

November 12, 2026 | Women's Volleyball

Box Score

By: Athletic Communications

SPOKANE, Wash. – Oregon State volleyball downed the Gonzaga Bulldogs on Thursday, winning in straight sets.

AC Froehlich controlled the match from start to finish, finishing with 18 kills on .516 hitting, adding eight digs. Entering as the Pac-12 leader in kills per set, she averaged six on Thursday, while the performance was her 19^th time in double figures this season and highest kill total since posting 25 against Utah State on Oct. 24.

The Pac-12 leader in assists and assists per set, Jackie Matias averaged 11 assists per set on her way to 33 to go with 13 digs, notching her ninth double-double of the season and second straight. Matias, a senior, is now up to 873 assists on the year, which is the seventh most by a senior in a single season in program history.

Alana Marrs hit .600 and contributed nine kills, while Taylor Treahy had nine kills, three digs and three blocks of her own. Taray Tela amassed five kills and two blocks on .400 hitting and Kama Goldstein recorded three kills on .400 hitting; Isabel Bertelsen added nine digs and six assists.

As a team, OSU hit .352 compared to Gonzaga's .165, which included a .452 clip in the match-sealing third set.

Oregon State came out firing early against the Zags, jumping out to a quick 8-3 lead when a Bertelsen ace capped off a 5-0 run. Building that advantage out to 18-12, Gonzaga countered with three unanswered to bring the score within three at 18-15, but a pair of Tela kills in the final rallies helped fuel a 25-23 set win.

The Beavers once again jumped out to an early advantage in the second, as Marrs totaled two kills on the way to a 6-3 lead. She continued to dominate, tallying her fifth kill in just the second set to help OSU to an 18-15 lead. Back-to-back Froehlich kills down the stretch fueled a 3-0 run, which led to OSU taking the second 25-19.

Froehlich continued to dominate, adding seven more kills in just the third set. Though both teams traded points early on, the Beavers scored five unanswered to build out an 18-12 lead that paved the way for a 25-17 set win, sealing the Beavers' seventh sweep of the season.

With Thursday's victory, OSU moves to 14-10 this season and 9-4 in Pac-12 play with just three contests remaining. On the road for the next one Saturday at Washington State, Beaver volleyball returns home for its final two regular-season home matches against San Diego State (Nov. 17, 6 p.m.) and Boise State (Nov. 19, 6 p.m.).

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