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Posted: Nov 24, 2023

MVB| Kodiaks defeat the number-one team in the country

MVB| Kodiaks defeat the number-one team in the country
Video Box Score
Game Leaders
RDP
K: Noah Carlson - 13
B: Spencer Purdie - 3
D: Jonathan (JJ) Graham - 9
SA: Noah Carlson - 2
LETH
K: Nolan Moes - 29
B: 3 Players (#14, #15, #22) - 3
D: 2 Players (#1, #22) - 11
SA: 2 Players (#4, #14) - 1
Team Stats
Full stats

November 24, 2023. The Kodiaks stormed into the first set, seizing the first two points and igniting the crowd with excitement. Although the Kings quickly caught up, the Kodiaks stayed hot on their heels, delivering highlight plays that kept the game tense. Kodiaks' #14 Nolan Mose shined with 3 digs and 5 kills, while Kings' #14 Noah Carlson countered with 2 digs and 4 kills. The Kings found their footing, forcing the Kodiaks to call a timeout to regroup. The set concluded with a score of 25-21 in favour of the Kings.

The second set witnessed a strong comeback from the Kodiaks, who started with a bang, gaining the first 5 points. Both teams showcased powerful plays, but the Kodiaks managed to open a point gap, prompting the Kings to call a timeout. Kodiaks' #22 Paul Dionne displayed exceptional skill with 2 digs and an impressive 6 kills, while Kings' #18 Dillon Gauci contributed 2 digs and 4 kills. The set finished with a score of 25-19 in favour of the Kodiaks.

The Kodiaks started the third set with determination, but the Kings kept the score tied, providing ample entertainment for the enthralled crowd. The set featured crazy plays from both teams, with the Kings gaining a slight lead, prompting the Kodiaks to call a timeout. Kings' #12 Jonathan Graham showcased his prowess with 3 digs, and Kodiaks' #1 Ben St. Pierre contributed 2 digs. The set ended with a score of 25-18 for the Kings.

In a pivotal fourth set, the Kodiaks gained an early lead, forcing the Kings to work hard for their points. The Kodiaks maintained their advantage, keeping the Kings at bay. However, as the set neared its end, the Kings mounted a comeback, prompting the Kodiaks to call a timeout. Kings' #4 Carter Hills delivered 2 crucial digs and 4 kills, while Kodiaks' #4 made an impact with 3 digs and 2 kills. The set concluded with a nail-biting score of 28-26 in favour of the Kodiaks.

The decisive fifth set unfolded with both teams hungry for the win. The Kodiaks started strong, but the Kings quickly took the lead, prompting a Kodiaks timeout. Despite the Kings' efforts, the Kodiaks rallied, tying the board and forcing the Kings to call a timeout. In a dramatic turn of events, the Kodiaks surged ahead, leaving the Kings behind and securing the intense crowd-roaring game with a final score of 16-14.

Players of the Game

Kings|#12 Jonathan, Graham 

Kodiaks|#14 Nolan, Mose