SEATTLE (Nov. 15) -- Jessica Bauder's 19 kills and four service aces was not enough to carry the Seattle Pacific University women's volleyball team to victory as Alaska Anchorage won the final match of the season for both teams 29-30, 30-25, 30-25, 30-26 in a Great Northwest Athletic conference showdown Saturday night at Brougham Pavilion.

The Falcons (8-10, 15-10) won the first game and appeared bound for victory in game two before the momentum shifted in favor of the Seawolves (10-8, 16-10). Anchorage rallied from 10-15 deficit in game two and an 15-18 gap in the third game to win both key games and eventually seal the match.

Bauder (Jr., Richland, Wa./Col. Basin) started the evening with a hot hand, recording eight kills and just one error in 14 attacks through game one. She finished the match with a .261 hitting percentage as she furthered her case for GNAC Newcomer of the Year billing.

Chelsey Myers (So., Minden, Nv./Douglas) recorded a pair of blocks, eight kills, and three service aces to help pace the Falcons. Andrea Pennington (Sr., Bellingham, Wa./Whatcom CC) led the Falcons from the backline with 18 digs.

O'Lita McWilliams and Mindy Cason led the Seawolves with a combined 56 kills.