The Utes stormed in and out of Colorado Springs, Colo., as they beat the Air Force Falcons on Saturday for their eighth straight win.

Outside hitter Kathryn Haynie and middle blockers Lori Baird and Emillie Toone have stepped up their game and are leading the Utes on and off the court.

A Utah volleyball player has been named Mountain West Conference Player of the Week for the past three weeks.

The Utah women's volleyball team finished the first half of its conference schedule with wins over San Diego State University and archrival BYU.

Haynie joins teammate Lori Baird as the 11th member of 1000-kill club. This is the first time in Utah volleyball history that two members of that prestigious club have played at the same time.

With the lineup finally solidified, the Utes are focusing on some intricacies that were left out of the picture earlier in the season.

Senior middle blocker Lori Baird has earned her third and fourth honors of her career this week as she was named Collegiate Volleyball Update (CVU.com) National Player of the Week along with her Mountain West Conference Player of the Week award.

In a tribute to Sally, the team members have dedicated their season to her and wear red strings on their shoes in every match they play.

The Utah women's volleyball team has been improving steadily in every game since its jarring loss to Wyoming two weeks ago. Saturday's game against New Mexico was no different, as the Utes won in four sets.

The Utah women's volleyball game continued its winning streak beating the TCU Horned Frogs in three sets last night.