For a dozen years, the BYU women’s volleyball team advanced in the NCAA Tournament like clockwork. Suddenly, the Cougars can’t get out of the first round. For the second straight season BYU — from a conference (the Big 12) that put ten teams into the NCAA’s — lost to a program from a non-power conference.

Mya Ray recorded a match-high 36 kills as the Leopards outlasted Berry College in five sets Thursday night and advanced to the finals for the first time since 2008.

Kansas State rallied from a 2-1 deficit Friday afternoon to eliminate the University of San Diego in a first-round match of the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament at Lincoln, Neb. The loss ended an 18-match winning streak for the 25-5 Toreros, who completed an undefeated West Conference season last week.

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The BYU women's volleyball's stay in a 14th consecutive NCAA Tournament was cut short for a second straight year Thursday evening.

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Mya Ray recorded a match-high 27 kills, and the Leopards tallied 15 blocks to send the program to the semifinals for the first time since 2008.