Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com | September 22, 2019 College volleyball: No. 4 Penn State gives rival No. 6 Pitt its first loss Revisit Stanford women's volleyball national championship run Share After losing 0-3 on Friday, the Penn State women's volleyball team bounced back in a big way on Sunday, handing in-state rival Pitt its first loss of the 2019 season. The No. 4 Nittany Lions topped the No. 6 Panthers in five sets (28-26, 21-25, 25-21, 20-25, 16-14) on Sunday in Pittsburgh. The match set a Pitt program record for attendance at the Petersen Events Center, with an announced crowd of 5,195 fans attending. S5 | #PSUVB 16, Pitt 14Lions win! Great atmosphere. Great support. And great effort by Penn State!#WeAre 🦁🏐 pic.twitter.com/9RddJfWpPq— Penn State Women’s Volleyball (@PennStateVBALL) September 22, 2019 STAYING PERFECT: Tracking the women's volleyball teams who could still go undefeated In the decisive fifth set, Penn State jumped out to a 4-0 lead before Pitt charged back to tie it at 14-14. The Nittany Lions then took the next two points for the win. Allyson Cathey sealed the win for the Nittany Lions with a kill and then by forcing a Pitt attack error. She finished the match with 15 kills, six digs and four blocks. SCOREBOARD: Live updates, scores for every game | The latest AVCA Coaches Poll rankings Leading the way for Penn State was Jonni Parker, who had 17 kills, three aces, a block and eight digs. Gabby Blossom had 43 assists, five blocks and 17 digs. Penn State won the first set on a Pitt attack error, set up by a block from Blossom. On the third set, the Nittany Lions captured victory via an ace from Serena Gray. Gabby Blossom was masterful running the Nittany Lion offense as No. 4 @PennStateVBALL bounced back to defeat No. 6 Pitt in a five set thriller!#NCAAVB pic.twitter.com/59GdCRhCNr— NCAA Volleyball (@NCAAVolleyball) September 22, 2019 For Pitt, Kayla Lund had 23 kills, three blocks and 17 digs. Lexis Akeo added 47 assists. Pitt begins ACC play in its next match, traveling to Charlottesville to face Virginia. Meanwhile, Penn State faces Michigan State in a Big Ten clash that will air on FS1. Both matches are Wednesday, Sept. 25. HISTORY: Texas State's Karen Chisum joins 900-win club in volleyball College wrestling rankings: Ohio State rises, Lehigh breaks into Top 25 again With every passing week of the 2021-2022 college wrestling season, the intensity rises, the upsets become more extreme and the rankings hold more value. Here’s what you need to know about all of the ranked results from last week and how they impacted the team standings. READ MORE We predicted when the remaining undefeated college football teams are most likely to lose There are still three undefeated teams in the FBS, but there won't be for long. READ MORE College wrestling rankings: Arizona State and Oklahoma State impress in Week 2 Overall, this week’s poll brought few changes, but here are the notable shifts you need to know about and why they matter. READ MORE