No. 1 Pitt Panthers volleyball dominated their rival in the No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions in front of a sold out crowd at the Petersen Events Center, getting a sweep in the Keystone Classic. The win for the Panthers (7-0) is their second straight win against the Nittany Lions (8-0),

No. 1 ranked Pitt volleyball demolished the No. 3 Penn State in a sweep in front of a sold out crowd in the Petersen Events Center

Pitt senior libero Emmy Klika has played in three straight national semifinals. She has been on some of volleyball’s biggest stages. But as she walked through the tunnel for warmups before the top-ranked Panthers’ matchup with in-state rival Penn State,

The No. 1 Pitt Panthers volleyballt team broke their attendance record in the sweep over their rival in the No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions. The Panthers hosted 11,800 people at the Petersen Events Center for their victory over the Nittany Lions,

Pitt dominated No. 3 Penn State at the Petersen Events Center Wednesday night, 25-15, 25-19, 25-18, just about going wire to wire in the statement win against an in-state rival. Pitt largely controlled play, only allowing the Nittany Lions to stick around because of its own aggressive play.

Pitt volleyball faces off against rival Penn State Wednesday night in a battle of No. 1 against No. 3, unbeaten against unbeaten.

For a long time, a meeting between the women’s volleyball teams from Pitt and Penn State was a fairly ho-hum affair. Sure, there was the whole Pitt-Penn State geographic rivalry thing, but, beyond that,

Pitt volleyball is going to have the Petersen Events Center rocking tonight. No. 1 Pitt is hosting No. 3 Penn State in a massive Keystone State classic. Tickets are going quickly, but there are still a limited number available online — as walk-up tickets will not be sold at the Pete.

The Pitt Panthers volleyball team faced their biggest challenge of the 2024 season so far in rival No. 3 Penn State, but once again, showed why they are the No. 1 team in the country in a convincing sweep.