Medicnie Valley Hosts Arapahoe & Paxton On Thursday Night
On the first day of October, we had a volleyball triangular that Medicine Valley hosted. Paxton and Arapahoe were in attendance.
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Arapahoe vs Medicine Valley
In the opening set, Medicine Valley took a 3-0 lead. But the Warriors countered with a run of their own. Arapahoe took a 9-6 lead in the match.
The Warriors kept pushing, leading 23-16 late in the first set. They closed out the set, winning 25-19.
In the second set, Medicine Valley took a 3-2 lead to start. Arapahoe, though, took control as they went up 6-3 shortly after. The Warriors extended their lead, but Medicine Valley climbed back and cut the deficit to 12-11.
The Raiders tied it at 14-14, then took the lead, 15-14. Arapahoe took a timeout while trailing 16-14.
Arapahoe then scored two to tie it up at 16 all. Medicine Valley took a timeout.
Arapahoe had to take another timeout after they fell behind 19-16.
Arapahoe climbed back in and tied it up at 20-20. Then the Raiders took a timeout after they trailed 21-20. Arapahoe closed out the set, 25-21, and won the match 2-0.
STATS ARE UNOFFICIAL
For Medicine Valley, Oakley Stout had seven kills, and Kenley Cole and TeeJay Hildebrandt each had four kills.
For Arapahoe, Taytum Roskop had six kills, Desi Farner had five kills and two aces, Clara Hilker had three kills and three aces, and Cydney Carlson had four kills.
Arapahoe vs Paxton
Arapahoe jumped out to a 4-2 lead, but Paxton came back and led 5-2 early in the first set. They also pushed the lead to 7-5 at one point. Paxton extended their lead, going up 12-8 in the first set. Arapahoe, though, tied it up at 13-13. Later in the set, Arapahoe was forced to take a timeout while down 22-19.
Arapahoe, though, got back into it, trailing 23-22 as Paxton took a timeout. Paxton, though, took the set 25-22. For Paxton, Reese, Glinn, and Jakcee Mitchell combined for 12 kills.
Arapahoe came out strong in the second set, leading 6-2 early on. Arapahoe extended the lead to 11-5. Arapahoe extended the lead to 15-7 before Paxton took a timeout.
Late in the set, Arapahoe maintained their lead, up 22-15, as Paxton took a timeout.
Arapahoe closed out the set and won 25-16 to even the match at 1-1 and force a deciding set.
In the third set, Arapahoe took a 5-3 lead early. Arapahoe extended the lead to 11-5, and Paxton called a timeout.
The Warriors continued to extend their lead, going up 21-13. Paxton had to call a timeout.
Arapahoe won the third set 25-18 to get the 2-1 victory.
STATS ARE UNOFFICIAL
For Arapahoe, Tayytum Roskop had 11 kills, Clara Hilker had 10 kills, Cydney Carlson had six kills, and Desi Farner had six kills.
For Paxton, Jakcee Mitchell had 11 kills, Reece Glinn had nine kills, Olivia McBride had six kills, Brynn Kuenning had five kills, and Cayla Peterson had four kills.
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We caught up with Taytum Roskop after their matches. Interviews are brought to you by Acme Printing Company.
Medicine Valley vs Paxton
In the first set, it was a close one early as Paxton led 7-6.
When the Tigers took the 15-9 lead, the Raiders took a timeout. Paxton continued to dominate and won the first set 25-18.
Early in the second set, it was close again, tied 6-6. They went back and forth, tied at 10-10. The Raiders took a 16-14 lead, and Paxton took a timeout.
The match stayed competitive, but Paxton eventually won the set 25-23 and the match, 2-0.
STATS ARE UNOFFICIAL
For Medicine Valley, TeeJay Hildebrandt had seven kills, Oakley Stout had six kills, and Delaney Evans and Kenley Cole each had two aces.
For Paxton, Reece Glinn had nine kills, Cayla Peterson had six kills and two aces, Olivia McBride had four kills and two aces, Jakcee Mitchell had two aces and two kills, and Hadleigh Kramer had two aces.
Check out our highlights from the match. Highlights are brought to you by Prairie Girl Candle Company.
