Volleyball | vs. AUBURN| W, 3-1
    Set scores: 19-25, 25-13, 25-17, 25-21
Season Record: 15-7, 7-5 SEC
 
Volleyball Beats Auburn on Sunday in Four Sets
 
ATHENS, Ga. – The University of Georgia volleyball team defeated the Auburn Tigers in four sets on Sunday afternoon at Stegeman Coliseum (19-25, 25-13, 25-17, 25-21). 
 
Georgia climbs to 15-7 on the season and 7-5 in SEC play. 
 
Fast Facts 

• Junior Bianna Muoneke and senior Estelle Haugen paced the Bulldogs’ offense on Sunday with 13 and 12 kills, respectively. On the defensive side of the ball, Muoneke put up seven digs and Haugen tallied eight. 
• Georgia served up a season-high 11 service aces. Muoneke and redshirt-junior Tori Harper each had three. Eight of Georgia’s 11 aces came in the second set. 
• Both of Georgia’s setters, Chloe Elarton and Kaiya Tyson, recorded double-doubles. Elarton dished out 22 assists with 12 digs while Tyson had 17 assists with 10 digs. 
• Redshirt-sophomore libero Makena Lim was the third Bulldog with double-digit kills on Sunday with 11.
• The defense put up 12 blocks, led by seven from red-shirt junior Kendal Kemp. Three other Bulldogs each had three. Georgia has tallied 10 or more blocks in 16 of 22 matches this season. 

 
KEY QUOTES
Head Coach Tom Black
On today’s performance…
“That was a great response, especially after Friday. We had another tough match here today. We showed good resilience after the first set. Obviously, we were able to run away with the second and third sets, but I thought Auburn really composed themselves and battled in the fourth. So, I’m really proud of how the girls stayed steady through that.”
 
On the team’s strength in serving today…
“It was our best serving game of the year by far. And that set us up with some opportunities to get some blocks. The blockers did a good job getting their hands across and getting good touches.”
 
Estelle Haugen, Sr., OH
On today’s performance…
“We had to bounce back from Friday, so we knew this was a big game. We focused on our serving and our blocking; those are big parts of what we pride ourselves on. So, those were just two really big things for this game.”
 
Up Next
Georgia hosts Ole Miss on Friday, Nov. 7, at Stegeman Coliseum. First serve between the Bulldogs and Rebels is set for 7 p.m., streaming live on SEC Network+.