Box Score TURLOCK - For the second time in a week, Jocelyn Cervantes post solid numbers on the attack to lead Cal State Stanislaus. However, despite another tremendous effort the Warriors came up short again Friday night.

Cal State L.A. held off four game-points in set number three to deny the Warriors' bid to extend the match as the L.A. swept Stanislaus in three, 25-20, 25-19, 26-24. The first place Golden Eagles, winners of seven of its last eight matches, improved to 9-2, 7-1 CCAA while extending its winning streak over Stanislaus to 11 matches.

Cervantes was the top Warrior attacker on the night, the same role that she held last Saturday in the upset bid at Cal State San Bernardino. Friday, Cervantes had 10 kills on 26 attempts and one error for a .346 attacking percentage. At San Bernardino, she was 12-3-28 for .321.

Blair Ehrlich had nine kills and Paige Walker chipped in six. Defensively, the Warriors (1-11, 1-7 CCAA) got 13 digs from Hailey Gruetzmacher and 12 each by Walker and Sarah Crowl.

Cal State L.A. was led by Loreal Carter's 11 kills and Iona Lofrano's 10.

Rallying from behind in the third set, the Warriors took over the momentum with four straight points to make it 16-16. With a 24-21 lead, the Warriors were not able to close out the set to extend the match to the fourth. The Golden Eagles would score the contest's final five points to end the match.

The Warriors will play their third home match of the week on Saturday when they host last place Cal State Dominguez Hills. The Toros have lost nine straight and are 1-11 overall and 0-8 in conference play.