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The United States spotted Canada a two-set lead then stormed back to win the Volleyball Nations League men’s match on Saturday, winning the fifth and deciding set 15-11 in Ottawa.
Canada opened with 25-20, 35-33 wins in front of 5,702 spectators at The Arena at TD Place, but lost 24-26, 21-25 to set the stage for the tiebreaking set. The match took two hours, 44 minutes to play.
The Americans finished leading in attacks (67-65), blocks (18-14) and had four less errors (33-29) than the Canadians.
Spiker Wassenaar Ketrzynski led Canada with 18 attack points and two block points. Outside hitter Stephen Maar had 14 attack points and one block point.
Canada will play Turkey on Sunday, with live coverage available on CBCSports.ca and CBC Gem. The full streaming schedule can be found here.
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