TURLOCK -- Cal State L.A.'s women's volleyball team completed a successful weekend with a four-set win at Cal State Stanislaus on Saturday afternoon.

The Golden Eagles dropped the first set and then roared back for a 21-25, 25-14, 25-14, 25-21 victory over Cal State Stanislaus in a California Collegiate Athletic Association match in Warrior Arena. Cal State L.A. (12-6, 8-3 CCAA) posted its third consecutive win and won for the seventh time in the last eight matches.

The Golden Eagles were coming off a four-set win over Chico State on Friday. Cal State L.A. is now in sole possession of third place in the CCAA.

Gabriela Bulawczyk led the way with 16 kills, while Zuzana Cizova and Marquis Mora had nine kills each. Kaylynne De La Rosa had 45 set assists and Stefanie Gay had a match-high 24 digs.

Lianne Vicchio had a match-high 17 kills for Cal State Stanislaus (8-11, 2-9 CCAA).

The Golden Eagles had a hefty 55-32 advantage in kills and hit at a .232 percentage to just .049 for the Warriors. The teams were even in blocks, 7-7.

Chelsea Hamilton and Mary Laupepa had eight kills each in a balanced Cal State L.A. attack.

Cal State L.A. fell behind, 18-13, in the first set and never recovered. The Golden Eagles eventually pulled to within 22-21 after a service ace by Keslie Brown and a Cal State Stanislaus attack error, but the Warriors won the final three points to close out the set on a service error, an ace by Andrea Fett and a Cal State L.A. attack error.

The Golden Eagles, though, evened things up with a strong performance in the second set. After Cal State Stanislaus sliced a 12-8 deficit to 12-10, the Golden Eagles scored six straight points to take control. Mora had back-to-back kills to start the run that also included a service ace by Cizova and a kill by De La Rosa. The Golden Eagles got to set point at 24-14 after an attack error and closed out the set on a service error.

Cal State L.A. jumped out to a 6-1 lead in the third set and were never threatened. The Warriors got to within 14-10, but kills by Bulawczyk and Mora and an attack error made it 17-10 and Cal State L.A. led comfortably the rest of the way. A kill by Cizova got the Golden Eagles to set point at 24-13 and a kill by Hamilton completed the set.

The Warriors put up a good battle in the fourth set, but the Golden Eagles pulled away down the stretch. Cal State Stanislaus was tied as late as 19-19, but Cal State L.A. scored the next three points on a bad set, a kill by Mora and a block by Mora and De La Rosa made it 22-19. Kills by Bulawczyk and De La Rosa got the Golden Eagles to match point and a Bulawczyk kill ended the contest.

Cal State L.A. will return to action with a home match against Cal State Dominguez Hills on Wednesday. The Golden Eagles will also host Sonoma State and Humboldt State next week.