Before the match starts, the teams stand in a circle to cheer for each other. The first set of the match was very close for both teams, with the University of Central Missouri winning 25-22.

A dig from No. 10, Jalyn Stevenson, a junior in finance and entrepreneurship, is the outside hitter and right side in this match. She got the ball back up in the air and gave her team a chance to score.

Double shields from No. 10, Jalyn Stevenson,a junior in finance and entrepreneurship, and No.20, Bella Limback, sophomore in biology. Individually, Stevenson played one of the best games she has ever played at Washburn on both the offensive and defensive sides.

Number 5, Taylor Rottinghaus, a freshman in digital marketing, takes advantage of every opportunity and points for the school team. There were consecutive situations of rushing to protect the home team’s field.

One of the scoring celebration moments for the Washburn team on the third set of the match. Washburn held two more leads in the set, all by one point, but the University of Central Missouri closed the gap with an 8-1 run to go up 23–15 and win the set.

Everything is under the control of No. 5, Taylor Rottinghaus, freshman in digital marketing. With 14 digs, Taylor Rottinghaus was the only player in double figures.

Washburn’s defense is very safe in the first half of the first round. They contributed many beautiful scenes of defense and offense.

Washburn lost 22-25, 19-25, 14-25 at the end of the game. Stevenson finished the game with 11 kills, a.257 batting average, and nine digs to lead the Ichabods.