POMONA, Calif. - Friday's 7 p.m. match against Cal State East Bay marks the annual "Dig for a Cure" match held in Kellogg Gym in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
 
The Cal Poly Pomona volleyball team will play the Pioneers of Cal State East Bay in the first of two home matches this weekend.
 
The Broncos have registered a 6-6 record thus far this season while tallying a 4-5 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) record.
 
Cal State East Bay will head to Kellogg Gym with a 5-9 overall mark and a 2-7 record in conference.
 
CPP holds a total of 620 kills on the season, with 140 of those in freshman outside Deanna Blaine's name. Following Blaine with 107 of her own and leading the team in attack percentage at .330 is junior Christen Williams.
 
Paving the way for the Broncos' defense with more than one-quarter of the team's digs is junior Zoe Herrera, who has accumulated 216 of the squad's 818.
 
CPP has registered 120 blocks on the year as well as 71 service aces, with Nicoletta Stork leading the way with 15 so far in the 2014 season.
 
Be sure to come out and wear pink in honor and support of those who have been affected by breast cancer.
 
Coming on Saturday, the Broncos will host the Otters of Cal State Monterey Bay. CSUMB currently holds a 4-9 overall record and has secured a 4-5 record in the CCAA. On Friday, the Otters play the 8-5 (6-3 in CCAA) UC San Diego Tritons.