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Porubek pushes K-State past Creighton in straight sets

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By KMAN Staff on September 1, 2012 K-State Sports

Lilla Porubek posted 16 kills as K-State volleyball swept host Creighton 25-22, 25-18, 25-21 in the Bluejay Invitational on Saturday afternoon in Omaha.  Porubek had at least five kills in each of the three sets for the Cats.  K-State rallied from a 18-15 deficit to Creighton in the first set, finishing with a 10-4 flurry.  The Cats trailed the Bluejays 10-6 in set two, before scoring 19 of the final 27 points.  But, it was K-State in the final frame who jumped out to an 18-5 lead, before allowing Creighton to close within three at 24-21 as the Cats then got match point.  K-State (5-0) also was paced by Kathleen Ludwig and Kaitlynn Pelger with eight kills each, and Caitlyn Donahue had 40 assists.  Creighton (4-1) was led by freshman Melanie Jereb with eight kills.

K-State will go for their sixth straight win to open the season on Saturday afternoon at 5:30pm back at Creighton.  The Orange (3-2) lost their first two matches of the Bluejay Invitational in straight sets to Creighton and Denver.  Tune into 1350KMAN.com for exclusive coverage at 5:00pm.

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