CORVALLIS, Ore. — San Diego volleyball (20-4, 13-0 WCC) needed just three sets to extend its win streak on Thursday night, sweeping Oregon State (16-8, 10-4 WCC) by scores of 25-18, 25-16, and 25-14 to prevail for a 13th consecutive match and remain alone atop the West Coast Conference standings.

Nemo Beach totaled a team-high 14 kills while hitting .367 in the win, an effort that was aided by a match-high 33 assists from setter Kylie Munday. Four blocks from Baylea Sparks and nine digs from Olivia Bennett helped USD out-hit OSU .443 to .213.

The Toreros opened up the match on a 14-6 run and never looked back, eventually stretching their first-frame lead to 11 when Munday notched a kill on set point. Set two was more closely contested until Munday struck again to break an 11-11 deadlock with a solo block to put her team ahead for good.

San Diego closed set two on a 5-0 run courtesy of back-to-back service aces from Reese Bates and two straight kills from Beach, then led from wire to wire in Thursday's third and final frame, securing the sweep after Isabel Clark hammered four kills and Sparks chipped in a pair of late-game blocks. USD opened set three on a 4-1 surge and finished it just as strong, outscoring the Beavers 6-1 to close the contest.

NOTABLE

• The first-place Toreros have now won 13 straight matches, marking the program's longest win streak since 2022, when they won 28 in a row en-route to the NCAA National Semifinal.
• Clark hit .480 as she racked up 12 kills to score in double figures for a second consecutive game.
• USD out-aced OSU by an 8-1 margin on Thursday, an effort that was headlined by two service aces apiece from Beach, Bates, and Tatum Lane. San Diego's four service errors in the match were a team season low.
• Eight different Toreros recorded a dig against the Beavers, and five had more than one.
• Munday added three blocks, four digs, a service ace, and a kill.
• 2025 will mark Jennifer Petrie's 18th season with at least 20 wins since taking over as head coach in 1999 (27 seasons). 
• San Diego posted a perfect 4-0 record against Oregon State during the Beavers' two-year temporary tenure in the West Coast Conference (2024 and 2025).

UP NEXT
The Toreros will remain on the road this weekend, traveling north to Portland for a matchup against the Pilots at the Chiles Center. First serve on Saturday afternoon is set for 1:00 p.m.