The Fresno City College Women’s Volleyball team shut out West Hills College, beating them with three set games.

The team had a great start on its first set, with a five point lead in the first minute, but Jessica Noriega of West Hills College put the Falcons on the score board, but was not enough catch up to the Lady Rams to win the first game.

Fresno City College won the first set with 13-7, with its defense helping blocking all of the spikes.

West Hills came back in the second set a five point lead, but the Rams quickly catch up, regaining the lead to beat West Hills in the second set 13-7, FCC Alyssa Pitkins serving clean spike that helped the FCC Volleyball women’s team win a 3-0 game beating West Hills.

FCC Volley ball player Tasha Greer had trouble setting her serves over the net while playing West Hills on Wednesday, hurting her team in some of the plays that she made during the game.

“Wednesday’s match was not our best performance of the season, but the team did what they needed to do to finish out the conference 14-0, having lost only one set along the way,” said Coach Schulte.

The FCC Volleyball Women’s finished their regular season 14-0 in Conference. ” Although we went undefeated in conference play, we recognize that is going to take a greater level of execution- both physically and mentally- to achieve our goal for this season, which is a State Title,” said Coach Schulte.

The FCC Volleyball coaching staff was selected as the CVC coaches of the year. Pitkins has earned Conference MVP, also was All- Star player in the Nor-Cal Region. The Fresno City College Women’s Volleyball is placed 5th in the Nor Cal Regional’s.

The women’s volleyball team will play College of the Siskiyous on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. If the volleyball team’s moves forward to the second round they will face either San Joaquin Delta or Foothill College on Nov. 29.

“We are very excited and proud of the 2008 volleyball team , and their undefeated season, we hope to continue our success threw the playoffs,” said Athletic Director Susan Yates. ” The fans and community have shown support throughout the season, and we look forward to seeing them there at the playoffs.”