Playing three matches in roughly 24 hours didn't appear to have an impact on No. 8 Penn State.
In the final match of the weekend's Penn State Classic, Wichita State stood head-to-head with the Nittany Lions in the beginning of set one, but couldn’t do enough to take the lead. Showing little sign of fatigue, Penn State made sure to capitalize on the match (25-14, 25-14, 25-7) after the Shockers made it visible they were up for a competition.
Saturday's doubleheader resulted in a double victory for the Nittany Lions, as they’ve now won their first nine sets of the 2019 campaign.