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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Sophomore Haleigh Washington shined for the Nittany Lions, but the team fell short, falling in four sets to the Michigan Wolverines on Wednesday night in Rec Hall. Penn State won the first set handily, 25-14 but then dropped the next three sets by a score of 25-22.
Washington led the fourth-ranked Nittany Lions with a superb effort while accumulating 12 kills .714 hitting. Washington only took 14 attempts on the match, but made the most of her opportunities committing only one error. The sophomore middle is statistically one of the best middle's in the nation and leads Penn State by a large margin in hitting percentage.