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Championship Rainbows: No 2 BYU swept by top-ranked Hawaii in long-awaited NCAA title match

NCAA men s volleyball: Hawaii overwhelms BYU, claims national title

No 2 BYU men s volleyball swept by No 1 Hawaii in national championship

No. 2 BYU men’s volleyball swept by No. 1 Hawaii in national championship The No. 2 BYU men’s volleyball team lost the NCAA national championship game to No. 1 Hawaii in straight sets on Saturday night at the Covelli Center in Columbus, Ohio. “Any opportunities I had going out after my season last year, I wouldn’t trade any of that for what we got this year with the guys and just the memories and that brotherhood we built,” setter Wil Stanley said after the loss. Hawaii was dominant in all areas of the game. The Rainbow Warriors hit a .400 clip on attacks, nearly .200 higher than BYU’s .207, and served 10 aces to BYU’s two.

Fifth-year senior Wil Stanley key to No 2 BYU volleyball s 2-year run to Saturday s NCAA title match

+ Show 1 more video Shawn Olmstead on BYUSN - 05.07.2021 PROVO On the court, Wil Stanley may be the most important piece of the offense for the second-ranked BYU men s volleyball team. The quarterback of the team, the 6-foot-4 setter from Honolulu is in charge of setting up every spike, kill and slam to a group that includes All-American hitters Gabi Garcia Fernandez and middle blockers Felipe de Brito Ferreira and Miki Jauhiainen. Basically, if it s an attack, chances are Stanley has to guide it. But last year, the senior with the Spirit of Aloha was called on for an even bigger task one that had very little to do with sets, bumps and spikes.

BYU men s volleyball punches ticket to national championship game with victory over Lewis

BYU men’s volleyball punches ticket to national championship game with victory over Lewis The No. 2 BYU men’s volleyball team advanced to the national championship game with a 3-1 victory over Lewis in the NCAA tournament semifinals on Thursday night at the Covelli Center in Columbus, Ohio. “Credit to Lewis for hanging in there being down 2-0. They turned the tide a bit there, but even more credit to our guys for fighting through that lull too,” BYU head coach Shawn Olmstead said. “A tough, super close third set and then a really close fourth set, so I’m proud of our guys coming around.”

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