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HAYWARD -- You could have your choice of Coyote standouts in their 3-1 victory over host Cal State East Bay on Friday night.

For example:

* All-American Samantha Middleborn threw down a career-high 19 kills.

* Senior Megan Johnson had a .769 attack percentage with an impressive eight block assists and 11 kills.

* Senior Morgan Carty had her second straight double-double with 10 kills and 11 digs.

*Senior setter Krista Hasemeyer came off the bench to offer six assists.

*Senior libero Kelcie Tolan had 21 digs.

*And junior All-American Camille Smith had 42 assists.

All of those efforts explain the 3-1 (25-17, 24-26, 25-14, 25-22) win for the third-ranked and unbeaten Coyotes over the host Pioneers. CSUSB fired off a .351 attack percentage with just 11 errors in 131 total attacks. Chalk up 62 digs and 29 block assists and you can see why the Coyotes have opened 2011 with 15 straight victories and their 10th consecutive CCAA win.

A 5-0 lead that began the match paved the way to a first set win for the Coyotes, who have not lost an opening set in 2011. CSUEB came back to tie the match at 1-1, despite CSUSB leading 24-22. Three kills from the Pioneers' Katie Allen allowed her team to win the second set.

In the third set, the Coyotes had a 12-2-30 effort on the attack and again, never trailed in going up 2-1.

A 6-0 run allowed CSUSB to come back after trailing 7-4. Both teams traded the lead until Johnson put the Coyotes up 20-19. She later added another kill, and kills from Carty and Carty put CSUSB up 23-19.

The teams traded kills and after two kills from CSUEB, Middleborn made the sure the Coyotes would leave Pioneer Gym a winner with her 19th kill on the night.

CSUSB completes the weekend at CSU Monterey Bay on Saturday night.

The Pioneers dropped to 10-5, 5-5.