Hawai‘i Pacific Volleyball Finishes NonCon Strong with 3–0 Win Over Jessup
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED SEPT 20, 2025
HONOLULU – Hawai‘i Pacific University volleyball gave fans plenty to cheer about Friday night at the Shark Tank, sweeping Jessup 3–0 (25–23, 25–22, 25–20) to close out their nonconference schedule with a statement win.
The Sharks (4-7) delivered one of their most efficient offensive performances of the season, hitting .263 as a team while holding the Warriors (3-4) to just .143. After surviving a tight opening set, HPU found its rhythm and used a balanced attack to take control of the final two frames.
Offensive Leaders:
- Peyton McBride led the way with 12 kills on .300 hitting, adding seven digs and two blocks.
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Chayse Hoon contributed eight kills and four blocks.
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Kate Allan hit .417 with seven kills
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Maile Salang tallied 21 assists
Defensive Standouts:
- Ella Schoene anchored the net with seven blocks.
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Jordyn McCutcheon had a team high nine digs and added 14 assists
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