
Photo by: Washington State Athletics
November 14, 2026 | Women's Volleyball
PULLMAN, Wash. – Oregon State volleyball dropped Saturday's match at Washington State, falling in four sets.
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The Beavers tied a season-high mark for service aces, totaling 13 against the Cougars, which included a season-best four from Aly Cox. Beatrice Spada, Kama Goldstein, Jackie Matias and Yasemin Narlioglu all finished with two, while AC Froehlich had one.
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Froehlich led the attack with 14 kills, also contributing eight digs and a block. Taylor Treahy was back in double figures with 11 kills and three blocks, Taray Tela had nine kills and three blocks on .350 hitting and Alana Marrs contributed six kills, four digs and three blocks.
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Matias led the team in assists (34) and digs (16), which marked her third consecutive double-double. Isabel Bertelsen finished the match with 14 digs and four assists while Goldstein had nine digs and two kills.
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Matias opened the match with consecutive aces, but it was the Cougars who controlled set one, jumping out to a 10-6 lead. OSU countered with three unanswered to bring it within one and even tied the set at 13, but WSU pulled away late to take the first, 25-19.
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Both teams battled early in set two, but the Beavers took control when a Marrs solo block capped off a 3-0 run and extended the lead out to 11-6. Four more unanswered midway through the set extended the lead out to eight. After the Cougars brought things within four, Aly Cox had three aces as part of a 6-0 run to finish the set, which ended 25-15 in favor of the Beavers.
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Washington State held the early advantage in set three, but a long run midway through the set saw the Beavers reclaim a lead. With five points in six rallies – a stretch that included two Spada aces – OSU took a 13-12 advantage. Though WSU leveled, kills by Treahy and Tela put the advantage back in favor of the Beavers, but the hosts scored three unanswered to close the set and win, 25-23.
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The Cougars opened set four on a tear, building out a 7-2 advantage, but like they have all season, OSU fought its way back into it when a Goldstein kill highlighted a 4-0 run to level the set at nine apiece. WSU responded with three of its own and had a stretch of four points in five rallies midway through the set that fueled a match-sealing 25-22 Cougar win in the fourth.
With Saturday's result, OSU moves to 14-11 this season and 9-5 in Pac-12 play with just two contests remaining, returning home to face San Diego State (Nov. 17, 6 p.m.) and Boise State (Nov. 19, 6 p.m.).
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GET YOUR TICKETS NOW: Single game tickets are on sale for all Beaver volleyball home matches. To purchase, call 800-GO-BEAVS (541-737-4455) or visit Beav.es/VBTix.
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OUR MISSION:
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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The Beavers tied a season-high mark for service aces, totaling 13 against the Cougars, which included a season-best four from Aly Cox. Beatrice Spada, Kama Goldstein, Jackie Matias and Yasemin Narlioglu all finished with two, while AC Froehlich had one.
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Froehlich led the attack with 14 kills, also contributing eight digs and a block. Taylor Treahy was back in double figures with 11 kills and three blocks, Taray Tela had nine kills and three blocks on .350 hitting and Alana Marrs contributed six kills, four digs and three blocks.
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Matias led the team in assists (34) and digs (16), which marked her third consecutive double-double. Isabel Bertelsen finished the match with 14 digs and four assists while Goldstein had nine digs and two kills.
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Matias opened the match with consecutive aces, but it was the Cougars who controlled set one, jumping out to a 10-6 lead. OSU countered with three unanswered to bring it within one and even tied the set at 13, but WSU pulled away late to take the first, 25-19.
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Both teams battled early in set two, but the Beavers took control when a Marrs solo block capped off a 3-0 run and extended the lead out to 11-6. Four more unanswered midway through the set extended the lead out to eight. After the Cougars brought things within four, Aly Cox had three aces as part of a 6-0 run to finish the set, which ended 25-15 in favor of the Beavers.
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Washington State held the early advantage in set three, but a long run midway through the set saw the Beavers reclaim a lead. With five points in six rallies – a stretch that included two Spada aces – OSU took a 13-12 advantage. Though WSU leveled, kills by Treahy and Tela put the advantage back in favor of the Beavers, but the hosts scored three unanswered to close the set and win, 25-23.
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The Cougars opened set four on a tear, building out a 7-2 advantage, but like they have all season, OSU fought its way back into it when a Goldstein kill highlighted a 4-0 run to level the set at nine apiece. WSU responded with three of its own and had a stretch of four points in five rallies midway through the set that fueled a match-sealing 25-22 Cougar win in the fourth.
With Saturday's result, OSU moves to 14-11 this season and 9-5 in Pac-12 play with just two contests remaining, returning home to face San Diego State (Nov. 17, 6 p.m.) and Boise State (Nov. 19, 6 p.m.).
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GET YOUR TICKETS NOW: Single game tickets are on sale for all Beaver volleyball home matches. To purchase, call 800-GO-BEAVS (541-737-4455) or visit Beav.es/VBTix.
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OUR MISSION:
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
OSU
WSU
Kills
44
49
Errors
26
21
Attempts
160
158
Hitting %
.113
.177
Points
63.0
66.0
Assists
40
41
Aces
13
5
Blocks
6
12
Game Leaders
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