Western Illinois came out and played aggressively in the first game and we were a little tight. With the score tied at two games apiece and the Cyclones leading by a score of 8-7, Dana Mucha slammed home a kill that sparked the home team to reel off seven unanswered points. Kirstin Hugdahl had three straight kills to close out the 15-7 victory. That enabled us to dominate the rest of the match. The Cyclones won the fourth and deciding game, 15-2, as the team's offense was operating at full throttle.
Cyclone kill percentage for a match.
After that I settled down. I thought I hit pretty well. Nunez said two areas the Cyclones need to improve most are blocking and ball control. We need to develop a lot more consistency in our ball control. Copyright 1995 by the Iowa State Daily Publications Board.