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Kentucky ends Missouri’s five-match winning streak with sweep

Mizzou falls to 13-9 on the year and 6-4 in conference play

Kentucky ends Missouri’s five-match winning streak with sweep

Missouri's five-match winning streak in volleyball was ended on Thursday night in Lexington, Kentucky, as the Kentucky Wildcats swept the Tigers 3-0 at Historic Memorial Coliseum. The Wildcats dominated offensively, hitting .327 as a team while holding Missouri to a .168 hitting percentage. Missouri struggled to find consistent answers for Kentucky's attack, particularly from outside hitters Morgan Gaerte and Brooklyn DeLeye.

The loss marks a setback for Missouri, who were building momentum during their five-match winning streak. The Wildcats now have a significant lead as they continue their SEC schedule.

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