The Warriors are on the road for the final week of regular season play. They will be traveling to Southern California to challenge Cal State L.A. and Cal State Dominguez Hills.

Team Records: 11-14, 8-8 CCAA [CCAA Standings]
 
Friday
Warriors vs. Cal State L.A.  (15-8, 11-4 CCAA), Eagles Nest, Los Angeles, 7 p.m. | [Live Stats] 
 
Saturday
Warriors vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (9-14, 6-9 CCAA), Torodome, Carson, 7 p.m. | [Live Stats] 
 
Series Notes:  The Warriors will be facing both the Eagles and the Toros for the first time this season. Overall, the Warriors are 3-32 against Cal State L.A., their last victory over the Eagles being in 2008. Stan State only played the Eagles once in 2015, losing in three sets at Cal State L.A…The Warriors are evenly matched with Cal State Dominguez Hills, with an 18-17 overall record against the Toros. Last season, the Warriors challenged the Toros once in Carson, winning in four sets.
 
Concluding Regular Season: This weekend marks the final weekend of regular season play for Warrior volleyball. Over the past two months, Stan State has played 10 conference matches at home, and six on the road. In league play, the Warriors are 6-4 in Fitzpatrick Arena, and 2-4 while traveling. The Warriors will be spending their final conference weekend on the road, hoping to improve their traveling record.

Postseason: After conference play is concluded, eight CCAA teams, the top four in each division, will earn a bid into the annual conference tournament, held at Cal State San Bernardino this year. The Warriors are currently tied with Cal State East Bay for third in the North Division, and they are followed by Humboldt State, which is a mere two matches behind. The Warriors have already clinch a tournament berth based on tiebreaker rules.

More Tournament Scenarios: The Warriors could end up in a scenario where they are tied with either Cal State East Bay or Humboldt State (or both) at the end of the regular season. To break ties, after head-to-head matches (all three teams are 1-1 against each other in 2016), the highest ratio of sets won compared to sets lost for CCAA matches are used to determine order of finish and tournament seeding. Heading into the weekend:
 

Team (CCAA Record)	CCAA Sets Won	CCAA Sets Lost	Matches Remaining
3. Cal State East Bay (9-8)	30	32	1 (@ HSU)
4. Stanislaus State (8-8)	31	24	2 (@ LA, @ DH)
5. Humboldt State (6-10)	27	36	2 (vs. EB, vs. MB)

Record Weekend: Last weekend's final home competitions brought a number of positive outcomes for the Warriors. On Saturday night, the Warriors created an upset against UC San Diego, sweeping them for the first time since 2010. Along with the win, multiple Warriors are a great statistical weekend. On Friday night, right side hitter Lindsay Skadeland set a new season high for herself with 12 kills and only two hitting errors. On Saturday night Blair Ehrlich set a new personal season high as well with 22 kills. Hailey Gruetzmacher matched her season high of 19 digs, which she  previously set in September.
 
About Cal State L.A.:  So far, the Eagles have been lead offensively by Alma Serna who averages 3.29 kills per set. In the back row, Cynthia Giron leads Cal State L.A. with 3.32 digs per set. Serna assists with defensive efforts by leading the Eagles with 1.25 blocks per set. Setter Kelsey Molnar facilitates the Eagles offense with an average of 10.26 assists per set.
 
About Cal State Dominguez Hills: Tati Yandall leads the Toros front row with 3.12 kills per set, and she is followed by Claire Autry with 2.67 kills per set. With 3.28 digs per set, Cathryn Lopez is leading the Toros back row. Kylie Osgood is also a major contributor with 2.99 digs per set. The Toros offense is run by setter Antonette Rolda who averages 7.18 assists per set.