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Wisconsin secures win over Illinois volleyball team at sold-out Huff Hall

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Huff Hall | University of Illinois Fighting Illini

Huff Hall | University of Illinois Fighting Illini

Illinois faced a challenging match against Wisconsin, resulting in a 3-0 defeat at Huff Hall on Sunday. The Illini's overall record shifted to 15-7 and 7-5 in Big Ten play, while the Badgers improved to 16-5 with a 10-2 league record.

During the match, Illinois achieved a .206 hitting percentage compared to Wisconsin's .364. Raina Terry stood out with 15 kills, marking her tenth consecutive game and twenty-first of the season with double-digit kills. Her performance included eight kills in the second set and contributions of four digs, two aces, and two blocks.

The match began with Wisconsin taking an early lead. Despite Illinois narrowing the gap initially, the Badgers maintained control and won the first set 25-16. In the second set, Illinois briefly led after a scoring run but ultimately lost 26-24 as Wisconsin claimed crucial points at the end.

In the third set, Wisconsin quickly established dominance with a strong start that led to a decisive victory of 25-17 for the final frame.

Looking ahead, Illinois will host USC on Friday for Hail to the Orange Out. The game is scheduled for 5 p.m. on B1G+.

Key notes from this match include:

- Starters included Raina Terry and Brooke Mosher among others.

- The Illini wore sleeveless white jerseys.

- The all-time series between Illinois and Wisconsin now stands even at 49 wins each.

- Chris Tamas has a record of 2 wins against twelve losses versus Wisconsin.

- This was Illinois' first time using a 6-2 offense this season.

Attendance reached 4,352 at Huff Hall, marking it as the second sellout event this season.

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