Who was the top performer for Northern Arizona?
Sophia Wadsworth led NAU with 15 kills and a .789 hitting percentage.
Sports / Volleyball
Northern Arizona University (NAU) Astrojacks defeated the University of Montana Grizzlies in a four-set volleyball match on Thursday, October 30, 2025. The win marks NAU's 10th straight home victory and keeps them at the top of the Big Sky...
The match began with Montana taking the first set after a tight battle. However, NAU quickly adjusted, winning the next three sets. NAU's defense, led by Avery Gottschalk with four blocks, stiffened as the match progressed. The Astrojacks hit .283 as a team, while holding Montana to a .177 hitting percentage. Key players for NAU included Hanah Stoddard, who ranks high in the Big Sky for kills and points, and Gigi Greenlee, who is near the top in blocks and hitting percentage. Montana struggled with service errors, committing seven compared to NAU's six aces. The Astrojacks’ communication and adjustments after the first set proved crucial to their victory. NAU will host Montana State on Nov. 1. Montana will travel to Northern Colorado on Nov. 1.
Sophia Wadsworth led NAU with 15 kills and a .789 hitting percentage.
Montana's hitting percentage was .177.
Northern Arizona will host Montana State on November 1.
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