Box Score ARCATA—Humboldt State was unable to keep the momentum it gained after a third-set win, eventually falling 1-3 (25-18, 25-19, 20-25, 25-16) to Cal State Dominguez Hills Thursday night.
 
With the loss, the Jacks remain winless at 0-8 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, 2-13 overall. The Toros improve to an overall record of 7-8 and 5-3 in conference play.
 
Danielle Carlson led the attack for HSU ending the night with 11 kills, three service aces and a .212 attack percentage.
Alexa Rosendale followed behind with 10 kills and also led defensively with a team-high 14 digs. Kelci Renshaw was all over the court finishing the night with 29 assists, five digs and five kills.
 
On the opposite side of the net, Abbey Prusa led the Toros with 13 kills, finishing the match with a .524 attack percentage. Defensively, Korryne Kelley and Elizabeth Krieger tallied 14 and 13 digs, respectively.
 
Humboldt State failed to get on the board first in the opening set and slowly fell behind CSUDH. The Toros took advantage of their early lead and capitalized on multiple errors from the Jacks allowing them to quickly grab the first set, 25-18.
 
The Jacks started the second set with a 3-0 lead after two attack errors on the Toros and a kill by Ashley Neale. Humboldt State held the lead until CSUDH caught up after an attack error by Rosendale, followed by a kill from Whitney Lee to tie the score at 10-10. 

It turned into a back-and-forth game where the lead changed three times with eight ties in between. Tied at 18-18, the Toros took hold of the set after four-straight attack errors from the Jacks. Cal State Dominguez Hills claimed the set 25-19, ending the set with two kills from Prusa.
 
Down two sets to none, the Jacks came back from the break fired up. Carlson opened up the set with a kill, followed by two service aces giving HSU a little cushion and the early lead. 

As the set played on, the Toros closed in on the Jacks and tied the score at 12-12. Humboldt State called a timeout and came back ready to get the job done. HSU quickly saw its lead increase to five points with the score at 24-19. After an attack error from Neale gave the Toros one more point, Mary Ellen Ackema finished the job with a kill, ending the set in favor of HSU 25-20.
 
Trying to stop the Jacks from claiming another set, the Torros grabbed a 4-0 lead in the fourth set. As the set continued, CSUDH's lead increased, slowly taking the wind out of the Jacks' sails. Service errors became a problem for HSU throughout the set as the Jacks surrendered six points due to services off target. The Toros took the fourth set 25-16, ending the match in their favor.
 
Although it wasn't the result that HSU was looking for, the Jacks will look to carry the positives from the third set into Saturday's 7 p.m. match against Cal State Los Angeles. Fans are encouraged to wear pink to the "Dig for a Cure" match in honor of breast cancer awareness.