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Ashby earns volleyball shutout at Hillcrest
Published Friday, September 5, 2008
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Ashby proved to be too much for Hillcrest on the volleyball court Thursday night.
The Arrows, led by Seniors Alisha Sethre and Emily Johnson, left town with a 3-0 victory over the Comets with game scores of 25-9. 25-16, and 25-12.
Sethre serving got the Arrows off to a fast start in game one; at one point serving 14 straight points. The Seniors solid play continued in game two and three. She finished her night going 25/26 from the service line and added 9 kills and 9 digs.
Teammate Emily Johnson added 11 points, 18 assists, and 7 digs for the Arrows.
Photo by Sam Kiefer
Ashby’s Amanda Johnson leaps into the air to put a shot over the net against Hillcrest.
Ashby Head Coach Brenda Johnson said, “I thought our hitters mixed up their shots well,” but added, “We still need to work on our consistency for a whole match.”
The Arrows will travel to Wheaton for a tournament on Saturday. The Comets will host Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross on Monday.
Hawley 3, Barnesville1:
The Barnesville volleyball team was defeated by the visiting Hawley Nuggets Thursday, 3-1.
Hawley won the first game, 25-10. The Trojans battled back in the second game, winning 25-20.
The Nuggets won the next two, 25-23 and 25-16.
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