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| All 6 Teams Pose for a Pregame Pic |
SK traveled
to the center of Boone County for a fall break match-up with the Cooper
Jaguars. The break seemed to take some
sting of energy from all three SK teams as they all went down in straight sets.
In the first
varsity set, the Neers fell behind double digits, right out of the gate as they
trailed 15-5. SK woke up and fought back
to pull the score to 17-12 before the Jags went on to win by a final of 25-16.
SK repeated
their start in the second set as they fell down early, putting themselves in
the hole at 10-4. After an awesome volley
with nice hustle plays by Sarah Sergent and Kelsey Holland followed up by a
kill from Rachael Figgins, the Neers came roaring back to pull within one at
17-16. Two SK miscues following the
Cooper timeout gave the Jags a 19-16 advantage . Cooper’s mo after the TO put them on an 8-3 run
to dash the Pioneers hopes of the second set dub as Cooper cruises to the 25-19
win.
The Neers reversed
the early set doldrums as they got a good start by going up 4-3. Cooper wasn’t about to loosen up the
stranglehold on their potential sweep as they would go on a 8-3 run prompting a
SK timeout. SK failed to hold their early
momentum and fell down 15-7. SK would
get a mid-set push but again unforced errors were their challenge as they fell
in the final set by a score of 25-13 as the Neers finished the match without much energy. Key stats for the night included 8 kills and 4 blocks from Rachael Figgins and 14 Digs from Schmee.
The teams
joined forces in Volley for Cure as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen
Foundation through raffles and bake sales.
A nice effort by both programs.
SK will play
in the Cake Classic sponsored by Highlands Friday night and Saturday.
Happy 18th Rach and Ellie!
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| Two of the Biggest Fans |
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| Clubbin |
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| Car, Fig, Nut |
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| Like Daughter... |
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| ...Like Mother. Bomber |
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| Awweee |
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| First Official Act as an Adult. |
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| Hey! You are looking the wrong way! |
