WEEK 13: at UNLV and San Diego State
Fresno State at UNLV
Thursday, November 20 | 6:30 p.m. PT | Las Vegas, NV
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Fresno State at San Diego State
Saturday, November 22 | Noon | San Diego, CA
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FRESNO, Calif. – The Fresno State volleyball team closes out the 2025 season this weekend with trips to UNLV and San Diego State.
Fresno State plays at UNLV at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday and then travels to San Diego State to face the Aztecs on Saturday at noon.
FAREWELL, MOUNTAIN WEST
The Bulldogs will play their final Mountain West matches before transitioning to the Pac-12, starting with the 2025-26 season.
Fresno State joined the MW in 2012 and accumulated a 103-142 record through 14 seasons.
Fresno State will be joined in the new Pac-12 with current MW members Colorado State, San Diego State, Utah State and Boise State.
REDEMPTION TIME
The Bulldogs are getting a second chance against the Rebels and Aztecs this week after being defeated by both teams earlier this season.
The Bulldogs were led offensively by Jenna Legualt, who tallied 20 kills against the Rebels earlier this season.
Against the Aztecs, the Bulldogs were led by Jenna Legault and Addison Halu, who recorded 13 and 11 kills, respectively, in three sets.
VALLEY GIRLS
Four members of the Bulldog Volleyball roster are hometown kids who grew up in either Fresno or Clovis, California.
Clara Garcia and Jayden Xiong were both raised in Clovis, while Peyton Bitter and Brooklyn Washington are Fresno Natives.
Washington's mother was on the track & field team while her father was on the football team, Garcia's mom was on the swim & dive roster and Xiong's parents are both proud Fresno State alums.
TEAM CAPTAINS
Fresno State volleyball Head Coach Leisa Rosen has announced that Addison Haluska and Jenna Legault will serve as the team's captains for the 2025 season.
"The impact Addi makes physically is imperative to our success, but what is equally as important is the connections she has created with each person in this program," Rosen said of Haluska. "She has developed a very strong connection with every player on our roster - and that is impressive."
Haluska has amassed over 1,000 kills and over 200 total blocks for the Bulldogs in her three seasons on the squad.
"The growth - both physically and mentally - that Jenna has demonstrated during this past spring will allow her to lead in a very authentic and genuine manner," Rosen boasted of Legault. "I'm looking forward to her personality and competitive nature driving the progress of our program forward."
Legault has been a standout for the Bulldogs in her two seasons on the court after redshirting in 2022.