The loss dropped the Fury to 2-4. They are in seventh place in the eight-team Major League Volleyball.
The Dallas Pulse defeated the Columbus Fury in straight sets at Nationwide Arena on Jan. 29, winning 25-23, 25-21, 25-19.
The loss dropped the Fury to 2-4. They are in seventh place in the eight-team Major League Volleyball. Dallas is in first at 4-1.
“I thought it was a bad played game by us,” Fury coach Angel Perez said in a statement released by the team. "A bad week of preparation by us, and here's the result of a bad week.
"We don't want to find any excuses, but it's just been hard for us to train this week. I thought we had our chances there on the first two sets and let them slip away. So the question now is, how quickly can we recover with a quick turnaround on Saturday. Hopefully we can show the grind that we've been showing the four matches before this one.”
Ashley Evans had 15 assists, nine digs, three kills, and a block for Columbus. Audrey Pak had nine assists, two digs, and a kill. Outside hitter Raina Terry led the Fury offensively with 14 kills on 33 attempts and added two blocks.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Columbus Fury fall to Dallas Pulse in Major League Volleyball
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