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Collegiate athletics in Arizona and UC Riverside

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Collegiate athletic programs in the Arizona region, specifically UC Riverside, have reported varying results across soccer and volleyball competitions. In late August, UC Riverside soccer secured a 2-0 victory over Grand Canyon University, marking their first win and clean sheet of the season. During the same period, the Arizona Wildcats volleyball team achieved 3-0 sweeps against Prairie View A&M and Tarleton State, while Pima Community College volleyball also recorded two victories. By early September, UC Riverside soccer recorded a historic performance when the men’s team defeated Life Pacific University 6-0, marking the most goals scored in a single match in school history. However, the women’s soccer team suffered a 1-0 loss to Loyola Marymount. In mid-September, the UC Riverside women’s volleyball team suffered a 3-0 loss to Northern Arizona at the Rolle Activity Center. Despite a competitive third set that ended 26-24, the Highlanders lost with set scores of 25-13, 25-21, and 26-24. Andrea Brewer and Madison Pulsipher led the team with 13 combined kills. In separate action, the University of Wyoming defeated UC Santa Barbara 3-2 in a five-set match at the UniWyo Invite. Later in September, UC Riverside snapped a five-match losing streak by sweeping Chicago State 3-0 in St. George, Utah. The Highlanders achieved a season-high .300 hitting percentage, with Andrea Brewer recording a career-high 15 digs. Meanwhile, San Diego secured a 3-0 victory over Arizona. Following the loss, Arizona head coach Rita Stubbs remarked, “We did not fight the opponents. We fought ourselves.” In recent soccer action, Sacramento State defeated UC Riverside 3-1. The match was heavily influenced in the third minute when UC Riverside goalkeeper Giancarlo Sagredo received a red card for serious foul play, leaving the Highlanders with ten men for most of the game.

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