HONOLULU – The Western Washington University volleyball team completed a perfect 4-0 trip to Hawai'i finishing the Aloha State Showdown with a 3-0 sweep over tournament co-host Hawai'i Pacific Saturday evening in the Shark Tank.

 

WWU won its sixth consecutive match, finishing its tough non-conference schedule with a 6-1 record. Game scores were 25-14, 25-19, 25-22 in favor of the Vikings.

 

The Vikings opened the first set opening a 13-1 lead that included a 7-0 run with four service aces by senior outside hitter Devyn Oestreich. The quick start set the tone for the 3-0 sweep, but Western did have to fend off the Sharks in both the second and third sets.

 

Oestreich finished with 22.0 points recording a 16-kill, 16-dig double-double on a .417 attack percentage, adding five service aces. Junior outside hitter Delaney Speer tallied 16 kills on a .382 attack percentage, finishing just short of another double-double with seven digs. Senior opposite Abby May recorded eight kills on a .300 attack percentage and junior middle Emily Vossenkuhl led the team with three block assists.

 

The setter duo of senior Adele Holland (26 assists) and Caroline Hansen (12 assists) ran an efficient offense that recorded a .300 attack percentage.

 

 

The Vikings (6-1) opens GNAC play next week with road matches at Northwest Nazarene (9/18) and Central Washington (9/20) to kick off the 18-match conference slate. WWU's GNAC home opener is September 25 hosting Montana State Billings at 7 pm on WECU Court in Carver Gym. Celebrating the start of the fall quarter a pizza party for the first 300 students in attendance will begin at 6 pm. The complete 2025 season schedule can be viewed at WWUVikings.com/25_VB.

 

Kills – Oestreich (16), Speer (16), May (8)

Aces – Oestreich (5), Speer (2), Claeys (1), Holland (1)

Blocks – Vossenkuhl (3), Oestreich (2), Zaddack (2)

Assists – Holland (26), Hansen (12), Vossenkuhl (3)

Digs – Oestreich (16), Claeys (12), Speer (7)

Points – Oestreich (22.0), Speer (18.5), May (8.5)

 

Here is a look at the statistical comparison between WWU and Hawai'i Pacific:

 

 

Here is a look at Western's record breakdown for the 2025 season: