Sunday, October 19
Corvallis, OR
1 p.m.
Oregon State
vs
San Francisco
Photo by: Makayla Chase/OSU Athletics
Sunday Matinee with San Francisco Ahead
October 17, 2025 | Women's Volleyball
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Despite falling to conference-leading San Diego in the last time out, the Oregon State volleyball team will return on Sunday and look to keep a three-match home winning streak intact when they meet San Francisco.
The Beavers (11-5, 5-1) will look to sweep the season series against the Dons and also keep an unblemished record in the series, with the 12-0 advantage. Earlier this month in the first meeting, 17 Lauren Rumel kills and a combined 31 digs between Tia Shum (16) and Alondra Paz (15) helped the Beavs secure a 3-1 win in the City by the Bay.
Numbers to Know
-.067: In the second set against Gonzaga, the Beaver defense held the Bulldogs to a negative (-.067) hitting rate.
.039: Cheyenne Green's 0.39 aces/set rate places her fourth in the league entering the Sunday match.
1: Entering Thursday, the Beavs led the WCC in blocks (62), solo blocks (22) and blocks/set (2.82).
4: Oregon State will look to win their fourth-consecutive match in the comforts of Gill Coliseum.
4.29: Tia Shum put up 4.29 digs/set (30) in the matches against Gonzaga and San Diego.
6: Oregon State set a win streak high in the Behonick era with 6.
Meeting Again
• Oregon State edged San Francisco 3–1, winning sets 25-18, 25-14, 22-25, 25-23.
• The Beavs outpaced USF in hitting (.282 vs .241), and edged them in blocks (12 vs 10) and aces (12 vs 5).
• Rumel tallied 17 kills to lead the match
• Alana Marrs added 11 kills and a match-leading 7 blocks
• Nathalie Scholz chipped in 5 blocks
• Tia Shum paced OSU in digs (16) and also delivered 5 aces
• USF's offense was carried by one strong set — the third — when they hit .382 (16 kills, 3 errors on 34 attacks) to take the set.
Sunny in San Francisco
• The Beavs currently lead San Francisco 12-0 in the series history.
• Oregon State won their last match up 3-1 over the Dons.
• Oregon State clinched wins in both 2024 matchups, winning in five in the home matchup.
Make it a Double!
• In their last season's meeting against the Dons, six Beavs reached double digits on the stat sheet. Annika Hester (20), Lauren Rumel (15) and Kalli Schoening (13) posted double digit kills. On the total digs line, Vivian Light finished with 15 to lead Oregon State.
Damming the Competition
• Hot on defense, the Beavers kept their WCC opponents to a .161 hitting rate
• Among the lowest were: Gonzaga (0.67), Saint Mary's (.090), Pacific (.052) and Santa Clara (.180),
Distinguished Beavs
• Alana Marrs, Lauren Rumel and Tia Shum have all been named WCC Players of the Week so far this season.
• Marrs has twice been named the Freshman of the Week in addition to being selected as the Defensive POTW.
The Last Time Out
•The Beavers saw a six-match winning streak end in a four-frame setback to league-leading San Diego on the road.
• Entering the matchup, OSU had been winners in 11 of 12, the longest run since 1996.
The Road Ahead
• Oregon State will head back out on the road next week, with a two-game trip to the LA area.
• The Beavers will match up with Pepperdine (10/23) and LMU (10/25) next week.
On The Way Back to the Pac
• Oregon State closes its two-year stint as an affiliate member of the WCC in 2025.
• Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Gonzaga, San Diego State, Texas State and Utah State will join OSU and Washington State in a rebuilt Pac-12 on July 1, 2026.
She's Ms. America
• Before the season started, Rumel was named to the United States' U23 roster for the NORCECA Pan-American Championships and helped lead the team to a gold medal-winning finish.
• She was the only selection on the team from a WCC school.
Island Connection
• Only three WCC programs can claim a league-high three student-athletes from Hawai'i—and Oregon State is one of them. The Beavers' trio highlights the program's ties to talent across the Pacific.
Worldwide Beavs
• Oregon State has four international student-athletes, which is among the most in the league.
• International Beavs include Cormier (Canada), Yasemin Narlioglu (Turkey), Scholz (Germany) and Tia Shum (Canada).
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS)
The Beavers (11-5, 5-1) will look to sweep the season series against the Dons and also keep an unblemished record in the series, with the 12-0 advantage. Earlier this month in the first meeting, 17 Lauren Rumel kills and a combined 31 digs between Tia Shum (16) and Alondra Paz (15) helped the Beavs secure a 3-1 win in the City by the Bay.
Numbers to Know
-.067: In the second set against Gonzaga, the Beaver defense held the Bulldogs to a negative (-.067) hitting rate.
.039: Cheyenne Green's 0.39 aces/set rate places her fourth in the league entering the Sunday match.
1: Entering Thursday, the Beavs led the WCC in blocks (62), solo blocks (22) and blocks/set (2.82).
4: Oregon State will look to win their fourth-consecutive match in the comforts of Gill Coliseum.
4.29: Tia Shum put up 4.29 digs/set (30) in the matches against Gonzaga and San Diego.
6: Oregon State set a win streak high in the Behonick era with 6.
Meeting Again
• Oregon State edged San Francisco 3–1, winning sets 25-18, 25-14, 22-25, 25-23.
• The Beavs outpaced USF in hitting (.282 vs .241), and edged them in blocks (12 vs 10) and aces (12 vs 5).
• Rumel tallied 17 kills to lead the match
• Alana Marrs added 11 kills and a match-leading 7 blocks
• Nathalie Scholz chipped in 5 blocks
• Tia Shum paced OSU in digs (16) and also delivered 5 aces
• USF's offense was carried by one strong set — the third — when they hit .382 (16 kills, 3 errors on 34 attacks) to take the set.
Sunny in San Francisco
• The Beavs currently lead San Francisco 12-0 in the series history.
• Oregon State won their last match up 3-1 over the Dons.
• Oregon State clinched wins in both 2024 matchups, winning in five in the home matchup.
Make it a Double!
• In their last season's meeting against the Dons, six Beavs reached double digits on the stat sheet. Annika Hester (20), Lauren Rumel (15) and Kalli Schoening (13) posted double digit kills. On the total digs line, Vivian Light finished with 15 to lead Oregon State.
Damming the Competition
• Hot on defense, the Beavers kept their WCC opponents to a .161 hitting rate
• Among the lowest were: Gonzaga (0.67), Saint Mary's (.090), Pacific (.052) and Santa Clara (.180),
Distinguished Beavs
• Alana Marrs, Lauren Rumel and Tia Shum have all been named WCC Players of the Week so far this season.
• Marrs has twice been named the Freshman of the Week in addition to being selected as the Defensive POTW.
The Last Time Out
•The Beavers saw a six-match winning streak end in a four-frame setback to league-leading San Diego on the road.
• Entering the matchup, OSU had been winners in 11 of 12, the longest run since 1996.
The Road Ahead
• Oregon State will head back out on the road next week, with a two-game trip to the LA area.
• The Beavers will match up with Pepperdine (10/23) and LMU (10/25) next week.
On The Way Back to the Pac
• Oregon State closes its two-year stint as an affiliate member of the WCC in 2025.
• Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Gonzaga, San Diego State, Texas State and Utah State will join OSU and Washington State in a rebuilt Pac-12 on July 1, 2026.
She's Ms. America
• Before the season started, Rumel was named to the United States' U23 roster for the NORCECA Pan-American Championships and helped lead the team to a gold medal-winning finish.
• She was the only selection on the team from a WCC school.
Island Connection
• Only three WCC programs can claim a league-high three student-athletes from Hawai'i—and Oregon State is one of them. The Beavers' trio highlights the program's ties to talent across the Pacific.
Worldwide Beavs
• Oregon State has four international student-athletes, which is among the most in the league.
• International Beavs include Cormier (Canada), Yasemin Narlioglu (Turkey), Scholz (Germany) and Tia Shum (Canada).
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS)
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