BROOKINGS, South Dakota – Four Utah Valley State players recorded double figures in kills, but South Dakota State outlasted the Wolverines in five games Saturday, 26-30, 30-25, 25-30, 32-30, and 12-15.

Utah Valley State held off a SDSU match point at 29-28 in game four, and eventually won the set 32-30, to force a deciding fifth game.

"We battled hard, but just came up short in the end," said head coach Sam Atoa. "We had some contributions from several different players which was great, but just couldn't hold on."

Brooke Adams gave the 469 SDSU fans at Frost Arena a show, by pounding out a career-high 18 kills and hitting a career best .548. Camie Manwill tallied 20 kills, Anne Olsen added 18, and Jessica Endres finished with 14 to round out the Wolverine offensive attack.

Olsen and Manwill also added 10 digs apiece to notch double-doubles during the match. It was Manwill's first career double-double, and Olsen's second of the season.

Lacee Koelliker tied her own school record of 65 assists in the match, making it the third time this year she has put up the record number in a match. Maegan Hoyt continued to shine on the back row ending the night with 31 digs, just two shy of her own school milestone of 33.

As a team, the Wolverines set a school record with 83 kills during the match. Utah Valley, now 6-7, hit .208 as a club, while the Jacks (9-10) finished the night hitting .238. UV also had a season-high 11 team blocks.

The Wolverines will travel home and prepare to fellow Division I Independent Texas-Pan American on Saturday, October 8 th in the Activity Center. First serve is scheduled for 7:00 pm (MST).