Moore Milestones Help Vandals Stop Aggies

Fri., Nov. 6, 1998

Jessica Moore’s career-high 33 kills and 16 digs led Idaho to a 15-9, 18-16, 14-16, 17-15 Big West Conference volleyball victory over visiting Utah State on Thursday.

Beth Craig added 15 kills and 18 digs, and Shalyne Lynch had a career-best 18 kills for the Vandals (13-13 overall, 6-7 conference), who kept the Aggies (8-19, 4-9) from tying them for third place in the East Division.

Idaho hit a match-best .353 in the first game. Both teams struggled in the final game, when the Vandals hit .182 and Utah State .151. Idaho trailed the final game 14-8 before rallying.

Moore recorded her 1,000th career dig in the first game. Her 34 kills were one shy of the school record set by Tzvetelina Yanchulova in 1994.

Women’s soccer

Lisa Anthony and Kristin Burnett teamed up on a pair of first-half goals as Weber State defeated Eastern Washington 2-1 at Ogden, Utah, to advance to the Big Sky Conference championship match.

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