Photos: Seawolves fall to the Nanooks

Seawolves break attendance record but fail to overcome the Nanooks, losing 3-0.

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April 26, 2021

November 19, 2024

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Justin Cox

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April 26, 2021

Leilani Elder makes an attack against UAF. Photo by Justin Cox.

Seawolves volleyball broke the NCAA Division II record for attendance at a regular season game with 4,388 fans at the Alaska Airlines Center despite the icy roads, breaking Nebraska-Kearney’s record from last year of 4,003 fans. Unfortunately, even the boisterous crowd was unable to rally the Seawolves to victory against the Nanooks, who took the match 3-0. This loss leaves Seawolves volleyball with 14 wins and 12 losses, with two regular season games remaining.

Fans pack the entryway of the Alaska Airlines Center, reclaiming the attendance record. Photo by Justin Cox.

Spirit takes a selfie with a fan before the game begins. Photo by Justin Cox.

Fans stand for the national anthem before the game. Photo by Justin Cox.

Tia Allen throws a T-shirt to fans in the stands. Photo by Justin Cox.

Madison Galloway receives a serve from UAF. Photo by Justin Cox.

Fans cheer after the Seawolves score. Photo by Justin Cox.

Hannah Trotter prepares to hit the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Allen gets under the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

Kadyn Osborne serves in front of a nearly full Alaska Airlines Center. Photo by Justin Cox.

Fans perform the wave during a timeout. Photo by Justin Cox.

The Seawolves Pep Band gets in on the wave. Photo by Justin Cox.

Katie Birtcil makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Galloway keeps the ball in play. Photo by Justin Cox.

Bethany Tuchardt makes an attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Osborne prepares to serve. Photo by Justin Cox.

UAF blocks Elder’s attack. Photo by Justin Cox.

Spirit pumps up the crowd during a timeout as the bongo cam plays on the screen. Photo by Justin Cox.

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