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Thursday, Oct. 08, 2009

No. 25 Wildcats sweep Warriors

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TURLOCK — The Cal State Stanislaus Warriors extended 25th-ranked Chico State in the first and third games, but the result was a 3-0 volleyball sweep for the visitors Wednesday night at Warrior Arena.

The Warriors (1-8, 7-10) were coming off their first California Collegiate Athletic Association win, over Humboldt State, but lost to Chico State 25-21, 25-11, 25-22. Twice, the Warriors extended the Wildcats to 20-20 standoffs. Sophomore Lianne Vicchio scored 11 kills for a Stanislaus team. Amanda Pielstick led in digs with 21 for the Warriors, who started fast with a 9-2 first-game lead.

Nicki Brown had six kills and 19 assists for the Warriors. Makenzie Snyder totaled 16 kills for Chico (15-4, 6-3).

Stanislaus will play host to Cal State Dominguez Hills on Friday night at 7 o'clock.

MJC WOMEN'S WATER POLO — The Pirates (12-5, 2-1) prevented a game-tying shot by stealing the ball with 2 seconds left to clinch a 9-8 Big-8 Conference victory over Sierra at Rocklin. Modesto annexed its 11th straight win by controlling the match, leading 9-6 until Sierra (5-4, 2-1) parlayed two turnovers into goals in the final minutes.

Meghan Devlin led MJC with three goals and Eric Crain had two. Goalie Kashi Tomicich registered nine saves.

MJC MEN'S WATER POLO — Eric Bryant, Tyler Bolton and Erik Arakelian totaled three goals apiece for the Pirates (12-5, 2-1), who defeated Sierra 12-7 for their fifth straight victory. Modesto pulled away from Sierra (1-5, 0-2) after the teams were tied 5-5 during the second period.

MJC WRESTLING — Sam Orozco (125) and Josh Delgado (133) both won in the early weight classes as the Pirates held on to defeat Santa Rosa 27-22 in Big-8 action on the Bear Cubs' mat.