Men's Volleyball Lose to Stanford - USC Athletics

Men's Volleyball Lose to Stanford

June 21, 1999 | Men's Volleyball

April 4, 1998

PALO ALTO, Calif. - The USC men's volleyball team lost a close one to Stanford, 8-15, 15-6, 12-15 15-10, 15-7, on Saturday in an MPSF match.

The Trojans, at 10-13 overall and 6-10 in league, are still in the running for a MPSF Tournament spot with three road matches to go in the regular season.

Freshman outside hitter Eli Fairfield had 18 kills, freshman outside hitter Craig Dennis had 14 kills and senior middle blocker Szilard Kovacs had 13 kills and 10 blocks.

USC hit .236, while the Cardinal hit .293.

Stanford's Tad Hoffman had a triple-double with 15 kills, 10 digs and 15 blocks.

USC men's volleyball players Andrew Chapin and Dillon Klein celebrate a point during a match against UC Irvine at Galen Center

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Split graphic of Dillon Klein and Brad Pan celebrating during a volleyball match at Galen Center for the MPSF Player of the Week awards announcement on Feb. 16, 2026

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Monday, February 16

USC men's volleyball freshman outside hitter Cooper Keane goes up to serve a ball against UC Irvine at Galen Center

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Friday, February 13

USC men's volleyball plays at Galen Center

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Wednesday, February 11

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Friday, February 13

USC Men's Volleyball vs. UC Santa Barbara Highlights | Trojans win 3-0

Saturday, February 07

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Friday, January 30

USC Men's Volleyball vs Fort Valley State Highlights | Trojans win 3-0

Saturday, January 24

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