PROVO, UTAH – Concordia University Irvine battled hard on the road against BYU, showcasing flashes of high-level execution behind standout performances from Kai Vogel and Matt Fisher.

Vogel was a major bright spot for the Golden Eagles' offense, delivering an impressive .538 hitting percentage with no errors on 13 attempts, while consistently finishing points and providing a reliable option in key moments. His efficiency at the net helped keep CUI competitive throughout the match and demonstrated his ability to capitalize on well-run offensive sequences.

Fisher ran the offense with 28 assists, spreading the ball effectively across multiple hitters and keeping the BYU defense guessing. His control and decision-making allowed Concordia to find rhythm offensively, especially during stretches where the Golden Eagles were able to string together points.

Despite the final result, CUI showed resilience and offensive cohesion, highlighted by Vogel's standout efficiency and Fisher's steady leadership. Performances like these continue to build momentum and confidence as the Golden Eagles move forward in MPSF play.

UP NEXT: The Green and Gold will take on BYU again tomorrow at 7 p.m.

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