(St. George, Utah - Nov. 15, 2025) - The Trailblazers wrapped up the regular season on Saturday afternoon sweeping UT Arlington on Senior Day and earned a share of the WAC regular season title.

Tying atop the WAC regular season standings alongside Utah Valley, Utah Tech (19-5, 10-2 WAC) finished off a perfect 9-0 record at home this season and will enter next week's WAC Tournament as the No. 2 seed.

Prior to the match, the Trailblazers honored seniors Casidy Fried, Kennedi Knudsen, Taylor Snow and Kaycee Bugas playing in their final home matches at Burns Arena.

The Trailblazers were led for a second straight contest by Emery Harrison in kills as the sophomore outside hitter finished with 12 to go along with a pair of block assists.

Junior libero Mya Laufiso led the Trailblazers with 12 digs while Fried led the charge defensively with four blocks, including three solo stops, and added seven kills.

How It Happened
Utah Tech got out to a quick 12-3 lead in the opening set continuing to lead by six at 21-15 before closing out the set on a 4-1 run with the set capped off by a kill by Tessa Treanor.

Another strong start to the second set saw the Trailblazers jump ahead 12-4 after an UTA attack error.

Five straight points for the Mavs brought UTA within three and the Trailblazers continued to lead by four (21-17) before finishing out the set with a pair of kills by Fried & one from Nana Asiata along with a Maverick attack error.

UT Arlington raced out to a 13-6 lead to start the third set and looked to stave off a Trailblazer sweep, but Utah Tech had a different outcome in mind.

A kill by Fried got four straight points started for the Trailblazers and started a 13-5 run for UT to take a 19-18 advantage.

After a kill by the Mavs to tie the set, the Trailblazers emphatically finished off the match with the final six points sealing the match after an UTA attack error.

Numbers to Know

• Despite matching Utah Valley with a 10-2 mark in the WAC, the Wolverines claimed the first seed in the WAC Tournament, getting the nod over UT as Utah Valley won the tiebreaker with more sets won over the Trailblazers in the head-to-head matchups.
• It is the first time in program history the Trailblazers finish the season with a perfect record at home going 9-0.
• Utah Tech has reached the 19-win mark for the fifth time in program history joining 2014 (22), 2015 (19), 2018 (22) and 2019 (20).
• The Trailblazers led the Mavericks in kills (43-35), service aces (5-4), blocks (7-3) & hitting percentage (.360-.117).
• It was the 12th sweep of the season for the Trailblazers.
• Entering the WAC Tournament, Fried sits in a tie for fourth in a single season in hitting percentage (.323), and she is also fourth in solo blocks (21), fifth in total blocks (120) and seventh in block assists (99).
• As a team, the Trailblazers rank second in a single season in hitting percentage (.226), fourth in solo blocks (55) and fifth in total blocks (248.0).

Up Next
The Trailblazers open the WAC Tournament on Thursday afternoon facing No. 7 seed Southern Utah (3-20, 2-10 WAC) at 3 p.m. MT at Moody Coliseum in Abilene, Texas.