Box Score OSHKOSH, Wis. -- The UW-Whitewater women's volleyball team wrapped up the regular season with a phenomenal 3-2 (17-25, 25-20, 25-27, 26-24, 16-14) win at #4 UW-Oshkosh Friday evening. Gaby DiMotto (New Berlin, Wis./West) had a career match tying the program record for kills in a match with 27. 

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UWO jumped out to an early lead in the first set, but the Warhawks battled picking up some momentum late. 

Set two was close throughout but a 5-0 run bolstered by three DiMotto kills gave the Warhawks a 16-11 lead. UW-Whitewater held off a late surge from UWO to tie the match 1-1. 

UWW came flying back from a 10-point deficit in set three to tie it up 19-19. The Titans scored the next four, but the Warhawks pushed eventually forcing three set points before falling 27-25. 

The Warhawks turned the tides in the fourth set - this time UWW came out on top in extra points. Facing a four-point deficit, 18-14, UW-Whitewater rattled off six straight to claim a 20-18 advantage. The teams traded points until DiMotto hammered down back-to-back kills to force a decisive fifth set. 

The fifth set was a battle -- a 5-2 UWW lead was the only advantage of more than two points for either team in the set. Late in the set, an Aubrie Krzus (Wheaton, Ill./Warrenville South) kill gave the Warhawks match point at 14-12, but the home team wasn't done yet. The Titans scored the next two to tie the set 14-14. DiMotto pushed another match point with her 27th kill of the night and a Titan attack error provided the final point. 

DiMotto had 27 kills in 60 attempts - both career highs and tied for the most kills in a match in program history - while hitting .350 in the contest. She added 16 digs, an ace and a block. Abbie Dix (Brodhead, Wis./Brodhead) was a force on both sides at the net hammering down 17 kills while posting nine blocks. Krzus registered 56 assists with six blocks, nine digs and a pair of aces. Natalie Lawton (Elmhurst, Ill./IC Catholic Prep) bolstered the defense with 30 digs in the match. 

With the win, the Warhawks lock in the four seed in the WIAC Tournament and will host UW-Platteville Tuesday at 7 PM in Russell Arena.