Ohio State Earns Third-Consecutive Top-10 Win in Four Sets at No. 5 Georgia Tech

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes (3-3) beat No. 5 Georgia Tech (6-1) in 4 units (25-19, 20-25, 25-21, 25-23) to conclude the Georgia Tech Basic in entrance of a sold-out crowd on Sunday afternoon. That is the Buckeyes’ third-consecutive top-10 win.

The Buckeyes used a pair of 6-0 runs to take management of the primary set, incomes the 25-19 set win. The Yellow Jackets used an early 5-0 run and a later 5-1 run to even the match with a 25-20 win in set two. Ohio State took an early lead within the third set with an 11-1 run and held off the late push from Georgia Tech to win the set by a 25-21 mark. The Yellow Jackets took management of the fourth set and led 19-15 earlier than six-straight Buckeye factors gave OSU a lead it might not relinquish. The Buckeyes held off GT to win the fourth set by a 25-23 margin.

The way it Occurred

Georgia Tech started the match with a pair of kills. Jenaisya Moore’s first kill started a 3-0 run to present Ohio State its first lead of the match at 5-4. The Buckeyes prolonged the run to six-unanswered factors to guide 8-4 earlier than GT responded with back-to-back factors. The Yellow Jackets referred to as timeout following a 5-0 Buckeyes run to increase their result in 14-7. A 3-point run by GT reduce the OSU result in 16-11, however Ohio State scored three of the following 4 to guide 19-12. Again-to-back OSU factors gave the Buckeyes a 21-14 lead and compelled the second Yellow Jackets timeout of the set. A solo block by Adria Powell set the Buckeyes up for set level. GT scored on three-consecutive set factors earlier than OSU earned the 25-19 set win.

The Yellow Jackets scored first within the second set because the groups traded service errors. The Buckeyes took their first lead of the set at 3-2 on a kill from Gabby Gonzales earlier than an 8-2 run gave GT a 10-5 lead and compelled a Buckeye timeout. Ohio State bought again inside two at 12-10 after scoring 5 of seven factors out of the timeout. GT used a 5-1 run to increase its result in 18-12 and drive the Buckeyes to take one other timeout. Following the timeout, Ohio State scored the following two factors on kills from Gonzales and Rylee Rader. The Buckeyes bought inside 4 at 23-19 however misplaced the set by a 25-20 margin.

Ohio State scored first within the third set because the groups once more traded service errors. The groups have been tied at each level till a 4-0 Buckeyes run gave OSU the 7-4 benefit and compelled GT to name timeout. A pair of aces from Rader helped prolong Ohio State’s result in 13-5 with five-unanswered factors, forcing one other Yellow Jackets timeout. GT responded to OSU’s 6-0 run with a 5-0 run of its personal to trim the result in 14-10, inflicting an Ohio State timeout. Georgia Tech prolonged its run to 8-1 to chop the Buckeyes’ lead down to 2 at 15-13. OSU responded with six of the following eight factors to guide 21-15 on a Rader kill. A Yellow Jackets error gave the Buckeyes set level at 24-18.

GT scored first to start the fourth set. OSU took its first lead of the set at 4-3 following three-consecutive factors. The groups traded factors as there have been eight ties by the point the set was tied at 10. Georgia Tech used a 5-0 run to interrupt the tie streak and lead 16-12 earlier than Gonzales responded with a kill. Ohio State referred to as a timeout trailing 18-13 after back-to-back GT kills. The Buckeyes scored the following two factors out of the timeout on a kill from Adria Powell after which a block from Powell and Gonzales. An ace from Gonzales pressured a Georgia Tech timeout because the Buckeyes have been again inside two at 19-17. A profitable Ohio State problem tied the set at 19. The Buckeyes prolonged their run to 6-0 to take a 21-19 lead and drive a Yellow Jackets timeout. Georgia Tech tied the set at 21 out of the timeout after which once more at 22 and 23. Again-to-back kills from Rader and Mac Podraza ended the match with a 25-23 set win.

Match Notes

• That is the Buckeyes’ third-consecutive top-10 win of the season.
• Emily Londot was named Georgia Tech Basic MVP, joined by Gabby Gonzales and Jenaisya Moore on the all-tournament group.
• Ohio State improved its hitting share in every set.
• Rylee Rader recorded her 500^th profession kill.
• Gonzales recorded season-highs in each digs (12) and kills (16) to earn her first double-double of the season. That is Gonzales’ fourth match of the season with not less than 10 kills.
• Londot recorded her fourth double-double (12 kills, 10 digs) of the season, persevering with her streak of totaling not less than 10 kills in each match.
• Mac Podraza earned her first double-double of the season with 39 assists and a season-high 11 digs. Podraza recorded her 2,900^th profession help.
• Kylie Murr has totaled not less than 10 digs in each match this season, ending the match with 14 digs.
• Moore recorded not less than 10 kills for the third time this season, ending with 10 kills.
• Set one: Georgia Tech hit .000 throughout the set with 11 assault errors.
• Set one: Six completely different OSU gamers recorded a kill within the first set amidst a pair of 6-0 runs.
• Set two: Gabby Gonzales and Emily Londot mixed for 11 kills throughout the set.
• Set three: Ohio State had runs of six and five-unanswered factors.
• Set 4: The set was tied 15 occasions and featured 5 lead adjustments. The groups have been tied at each level from three to 12 after which once more at 21, 22 and 23.

Up Subsequent

Ohio State concludes its non-conference schedule with a visit to Pittsburgh subsequent weekend, the place the Buckeyes will face No. 7 Pitt and Tennessee.

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