Los Angeles ? The 14th-ranked UCLA Bruins ended the Kansas University volleyball team’s season Friday night at Pauley Pavilion when the Jayhawks fell, 3-1 (30-14, 26-30, 30-17, 30-24).
“We had a valiant effort against one of the better teams in the nation,” KU coach Ray Bechard said.
After a blowout first-game setback, KU came back to win game two during its third-straight NCAA Tournament appearance.
KU senior standout Josi Lima, bothered by a leg injury, had a disappointing ending to her career when she posted just four kills to 11 hitting errors in 41 attempts. Senior Paula Caten led KU with 12 kills, while Savannah Noyes added 10.
