RPAC Volleyball Results as of 9/13
Alma
Alma traveled to Wilcox-Hildreth with a triangular with the Falcons and Northern Valley, KS.
Against Northern Valley, the Cardinals lost the first set, 26-24, and then won the next two sets, 25-20 and 25-16, to win the match, 2-1. Vayden Epp had five kills, two aces, and 10 digs; Halee Neubauer had five kills, three aces, and nine digs; Kamri Neal had two aces and 14 digs; Kenley Haussermann had two aces, eight digs, and 18 assists; and Reese Molzahn had five digs.
Against Wilcox-Hildreth, Alma lost set one, 25-22, won set two, 25-15, and lost set three, 25-20, losing the match, 2-1. Epp had eight kills and five digs; Taylor Pool had seven kills; Cayle Molzahn had five kills; Neubauer had two aces and seven digs; Neal had two aces and 14 digs; Abbie Pool had six digs; and Haussermann had seven digs and 21 assists.
Alma traveled to Hitchcock County on Saturday for a tournament and had three matches. They faced Arapahoe, Axtell, and Hitchcock County.
Against Axtell, the Cardinals won 2-0, 25-23 and 26-24. Epp had seven kills and seven digs; T. Pool had five kills, two aces, four blocks, and two digs; Neubauer had two aces and nine digs; Neal had 10 digs; and Haussermann had two aces, five digs, and 16 assists.
Against Arapahoe, Alma was swept 2-0, with set scores of 26-24 and 26-24. Epp had five kills, two blocks, and 11 digs; T. Pool had four kills and two blocks; Neubauer had eight digs; Neal had 18 digs; and Haussermann had 12 digs and 10 assists.
Against Hitchcock County, the Cardinals were swept, 2-0, 26-24 and 27-25. Maryn Mintzmyer had five kills and three blocks; Epp had four kills, three blocks, and six digs; C. Molzahn had four kills and six digs; T. Pool had four kills, two aces, five blocks, and three digs; A. Pool had two blocks and six assists; Neal had two aces and 10 digs; and Haussermann had eight digs and nine assists.
Alma is 5-6 and will travel to Arapahoe on Tuesday for a triangular with Cozad and Arapahoe, host Phillipsburg, KS on Thursday, and host a triangular with Kenesaw and Blue Hill on Saturday.
Arapahoe
Arapahoe traveled to Maywood-Hayes Center on Tuesday for a triangular with the Wolves and Loomis.
Against Loomis, the Warriors swept the Wolves, 2-0, 25-15 and 25-18. Taytum Roskop had seven kills and six digs; Clara Hilker had four kills, three aces, and two digs; Suttyn Shafer had four aces and three digs; and Sawyer Shafer had 16 assists.
Against MHC, Arapahoe was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-18 and 25-22. Hilker had nine kills and five digs; Desi Farner had four kills and 11 digs; Cydney Carlson had four kills; Sawyer Shafer had five aces, nine digs, and 18 assists; and Suttyn Shafer had eight digs.
Arapahoe traveled to Brady on Thursday and won the first two sets, 25-22 and 25-10, lost the third set 25-22, and won the third set 25-17 to win the match, 3-1. Farner had 13 kills, two aces, and 22 digs; Hilker had 12 kills, two aces, and 12 digs; Roskop had 11 kills and 12 digs; Ruby McCune had seven kills and seven digs; Sawyer Shafer had three aces, 14 digs, and 41 assists; and Suttyn Shafer had 22 digs.
The Warriors traveled to Hitchcock County on Saturday for a tournament and had three matches. They faced Alma, Axtell, and Wauneta-Palisade.
Against Axtell, the Warriors earned the 2-0 sweep, 25-22 and 25-15. Farner had eight kills and 11 digs; Roskop had eight kills and eight digs; Carlson had four kills; McCune had two aces and three digs; Sawyer Shafer had two aces, two blocks, 10 digs, and 18 assists; Suttyn Shafer had two aces and 11 digs; and Hilker had eight digs.
Against Alma, Arapahoe won 2-0, 26-24 and 26-24. Hilker had eight kills, two aces, and eight digs; Farner had seven kills and five digs; Roskop had seven kills and 14 digs; McCune had two blocks and six digs; Sawyer Shafer had 13 digs and 23 assists; and Suttyn Shafer had 14 digs.
In the championship match against Wauneta-Palisade, the Cardinals won 2-0, with set scores of 25-23 and 25-23. Roskop had nine kills and six digs; Hilker had seven kills and eight digs; Farner had six kills and seven digs; Sawyer Shafer had three aces, six digs, and 20 assists; Suttyn Shafer had 12 digs; and McCune had four digs.
Clara Hilker set the Arapahoe school record for aces in a career at the tournament over the weekend. That number will keep rising as the season goes on. Congrats, Clara!
The Warriors are now 7-2 and will host Cozad and Alma on Tuesday for a triangular, and will travel to Bertrand on Thursday for a triangular with Southern Valley and the Vikings.
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Bertrand
Bertrand traveled to Medicine Valley on Tuesday, and it took all five sets to find the winner. Bertrand took set one, 25-19; Medicine Valley took set two, 25-20; the Vikings took set three, 25-19; the Raiders took set four, 25-20; and Bertrand took the deciding set, 15-10, and won the match, 3-2. Livia Philips had 16 kills, five aces, and eight digs; Adrian Sand had 15 kills, three aces, and 22 digs; Jocelyn Hernandez had 11 kills; Adlea Hock had four kills, two aces, 14 digs, and 49 assists; Bailey Vinzant had three aces and 11 digs; and Baylee Kipp had 31 digs.
The Vikings traveled to Cozad for a double triangular and faced Hi-Line and Sandhills-Thedford.
Against Hi-Line, the Vikings earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-23 and 25-8. Philips had seven kills and six digs; Sand had four kills, three aces, and three digs; Hernandez had two aces and three kills; Hock had six digs and 17 assists; and Kipp had 10 digs.
Against Sandhills-Thedford, the Vikings took set one, 25-23, and then lost sets two and three, 25-6 and 25-20, losing the match, 2-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Bertrand traveled to Loomis on Saturday for a tournament and had three matches. They played Maxwell, Wallace, and Loomis.
Against Wallace, Bertrand earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-20 and 25-13. Philips had 10 kills and 13 digs; Sand had eight kills, four aces, and 10 digs; Hock had eight digs and 24 assists; Kipp had 13 digs; and Alivia Rabe had two blocks.
Against Maxwell, the Vikings won 2-0, 25-12 and 26-24. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Loomis, Bertrand was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-18. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Bertrand is now 5-5 and will travel to Brady on Tuesday for a triangular with them and South Loup, and will host a triangular on Thursday with Southern Valley and Arapahoe.
Cambridge
Cambridge hosted Dundy County Stratton and North Platte St. Pat's on Tuesday for a triangular.
Against the Irish, Cambridge earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-16 and 25-14. Brooklyn Holtze had eight kills and eight assists; Joslyn Holtze had eight kills and four digs; Elisabeth Kubik had five kills and seven digs; Kate Salberg had five digs; Kyrie Houghtelling had six digs and two blocks; and Peyton Soucie had four aces, six digs, and 11 assists.
Against Dundy County Stratton, the Trojans were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-12. B. Holtze had 10 kills, five digs, and four assists; J. Holtze had seven kills and four digs; Salberg had six digs; Kubik had four digs; and Soucie had five digs and 13 assists.
On Thursday, Overton came to town, and Cambridge got a bounce-back sweep, defeating the Eagles, 3-0, with set scores of 25-10, 25-20, and 25-13. B. Holtze had 15 kills, two aces, 10 digs, and 10 assists; Houghtelling had six kills, two aces, three blocks, and six digs; Soucie had six kills, two aces, seven digs, and 16 assists; Salberg had two aces and eight digs; J. Holtze had three kills and eight digs; and Kubik had one ace and nine digs.
Cambridge is 6-1 and will travel to Wallace on Thursday and travel to McCook on Saturday for a tournament.
Dundy County Stratton
The Tigers traveled to Cambridge on Tuesday for a triangular with the Trojans and North Platte St. Pat's.
Against North Platte St. Pat's, the Irish took set one 25-18, DCS took set two 25-15, and lost the third set 25-23, losing the match 2-1. Abi Spargo had 28 kills, six blocks, and 20 digs; Emily Schack had 19 kills and 16 digs; Ava Lutz had 11 kills, five blocks, and 13 digs; Kimberly Escobar had three aces and 29 digs; Charli Shaw had three aces and six digs; and Bree Lutz had 10 digs and 52 assists.
Against Cambridge, the Tigers swept the Trojans, 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-12. Spargo had 11 kills, two blocks, and 11 digs; Schack had nine kills and five digs; A. Lutz had five kills, three blocks, and five digs; Escobar had 10 digs; and B. Lutz had 20 assists.
DCS hosted Medicine Valley on Thursday and swept the Raiders, 3-0, with set scores of 25-18, 25-14, and 25-11. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Dundy County Stratton is now 6-2 and is off until Saturday, when they attend the Maxwell Invite.
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Hi-Line
On Tuesday, the Bulls hosted Southwest and swept the Roughriders, 3-0. This was an RPAC Rundown Featured Matchup -- Click here to read the full recap. RiLee Schutz had 12 kills and 15 digs; Lauryn Ruda had nine kills and two blocks; Bristol Kubert had nine kills and five digs; Piper Puls had two aces and seven digs; Kylee Kubert had two aces and six digs; and Klaire Pohl had eight digs, four aces, and 28 assists.
Hi-Line played Bertrand and Cozad in a triangular on Thursday in Cozad.
The Vikings swept the Bulls, 2-0, with set scores of 25-23 and 25-8. Ruda had seven kills; Schutz had six kills and eight digs; B. Kubert had five digs; Puls had five digs; and Pohl had six digs and 13 assists.
Against Cozad, Hi-Line was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-13 and 25-14. Ruda had five kills; Schutz had three kills and six digs; Puls had six digs; K. Kubert had five digs; and Pohl had seven digs and 10 assists.
Hi-Line traveled to Loomis on Saturday for a tournament and had three matches. They faced Franklin, Lawrence-Nelson, and Silver Lake.
Against Franklin, the Bulls lost set one 25-14, won set two 25-18, and lost set three 25-21, ultimately losing the match 2-1. Schutz had 12 kills, four aces, and 17 digs; Ruda had nine kills and four digs; B. Kubert had nine digs; Puls had 11 digs; K. Kubert had six digs; and Pohl had 10 digs and 19 assists.
Against Silver Lake, Hi-Line won 2-0, 25-21 and 25-12. Schutz had six kills, two aces, and seven digs; B. Kubert had six kills and three digs; Ruda had four kills and three blocks; K. Kubert had four aces; Pohl had three aces, five digs, and 14 assists; and Puls had six digs.
Against Lawrence-Nelson, the Bulls defeated the Raiders, 2-0, with set scores of 25-15 and 25-19. Schutz had 11 kills and five digs; Ruda had five kills and three digs; Pohl had three kills, three aces, 12 digs, and 18 assists; K. Kubert had three kills; and B. Kubert had seven digs.
Hi-Line is 6-5 and will travel to Sandhills Valley on Tuesday and travel to Axtell on Thursday for a triangular with them and Loomis.
Hitchcock County
The Falcons traveled to Wallace on Tuesday for a triangular with the Wildcats and Perkins County.
Against Perkins County, Hitchcock County was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-22 and 25-21. Rilynn Cook had eight kills; Katelyn Cook had five kills and two blocks; Kalissa Hagan had 11 digs and six assists; Emma Hagan had seven digs; Allana Raker had four digs; and Jayda Wood had 13 assists.
Against Wallace, the Falcons took set one, 25-13; lost set two, 26-24; and won the third set, 25-14, winning the match 2-1. K. Cook had eight kills and two digs; R. Cook had five kills; K. Hagan had six kills, four aces, nine digs, and 13 assists; Ensley Lawless had five kills, four aces, and 18 digs; E. Hagan had four aces and six digs; Jaylee Castillo had three aces; and Wood had five aces, 18 digs, and 16 assists.
Hitchcock County hosted a tournament on Saturday and had three matches. They played Alma, Wauneta-Palisade, and Wichita County, KS.
Against Wauneta-Palisade, the Falcons lost the first set 25-18, won the second 25-23, and lost the third 25-18, losing the match 2-1. Lawless had six kills and 22 digs; K. Cook had six kills, two blocks, and eight digs; Sensenig had four kills; Wood had four kills, two aces, 11 digs, and 11 assists; K. Hagan had two aces, 11 digs, and 10 assists; and R. Cook had two blocks.
Against Wichita County, the Falcons dropped the first set 25-19, won the second and third sets 25-21 and 25-22 to win the match, 2-1. K. Cook had eight kills, two aces, and 18 digs; K. Hagan had five kills, three aces, two blocks, 14 digs, and nine assists; Lawless had four kills, two aces, and 12 digs; and Sensenig had four kills; R. Cook had two blocks; and Wood had 13 digs and 12 assists.
Against Alma, Hitchcock County swept the Cardinals 26-24 and 27-25. Lawless had nine kills and nine digs; K. Cook had five kills, two blocks, and 11 digs; K. Hagan had 14 digs and eight assists; E. Hagan had seven digs; and Wood had 10 digs and 10 assists.
Hitchcock County is 3-8 and will host Medicine Valley on Thursday.
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Maxwell
Maxwell traveled to Maywood-Hayes Center on Thursday and won the first set 25-21. The Wildcats then dropped the next three sets, 25-23, 25-9, and 25-23, losing the match 3-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
The Wildcats traveled to Loomis on Saturday for a three-match tournament. They played Franklin, Lawrence-Nelson, and Bertrand.
Against Lawrence-Nelson, the Wildcats lost set one, 30-28, then won sets two and three, 25-17 and 25-15, winning 2-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Bertrand, Maxwell was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-13 and 26-24. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Franklin, the Wildcats lost set one, 25-20, then won sets two and three with scores of 25-18 and 25-17 to win 2-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Maxwell is 5-4 and will travel to Overton on Tuesday and host a tournament on Saturday.
Maywood-Hayes Center
The Wolves hosted Arapahoe and Loomis on Tuesday for a triangular.
Against Loomis, MHC won, 2-0, with set scores of 25-21 and 25-11. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Arapahoe, the Wolves swept the Warriors, 2-0, with set scores of 25-18 and 25-22. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
The Wolves hosted Maxwell on Thursday and dropped set one, 25-21. MHC then took the next three sets, 25-23, 25-9, and 25-23, winning the match, 3-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Maywood-Hayes Center is 6-1 and will host Hershey on Tuesday, host Wauneta-Palisade, and will travel to McCook on Saturday for a tournament.
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Medicine Valley
The Raiders hosted Bertrand on Tuesday for a five-set match. Bertrand took set one, 25-19; Medicine Valley took set two, 25-20; the Vikings took set three, 25-19; the Raiders took set four, 25-20; and Bertrand took the deciding set, 15-10. The Raiders lost the match, 3-2. Teejay Hildebrandt had 14 kills and 23 digs; Oakley Stout had 11 kills, eight aces, and 19 digs; Aspen Closman had five kills, three aces, and 15 digs; Delaney Evans had 11 digs; Kenley Cole had five digs; and Gracie Johns had 13 digs and 30 assists.
Medicine Valley traveled to Dundy County Stratton and was swept, 3-0, with set scores of 25-18, 25-14, and 25-11. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Medicine Valley traveled to the Seven Valleys Tournament on Saturday and played in three matches. They played South Loup, Sandhills/Thedford, and Paxton.
Against Paxton, the Raiders were swept, 2-0, with scores of 25-21 and 25-12. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Sandhills/Thedford, Medicine Valley was swept 2-0, with set scores of 25-15 and 25-16. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against South Loup, the Raiders lost set one, 25-19, and won sets two and three with scores of 27-25 and 25-21 to win 2-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Medicine Valley is 1-8 and will travel to Creek Valley on Monday, host Sandhills/Thedford on Tuesday, and travel to Hitchcock County on Thursday.
Paxton
Paxton hosted Morrill and Brady on Tuesday for a triangular.
Against Morrill, Paxton earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-20 and 27-25. Mitchell had 10 kills, two blocks, and 10 digs; Olivia McBride had six kills and eight digs; Reece Glinn had five kills and nine digs; Brynn Kuenning had two blocks and 11 digs; Cayla Peterson had 12 digs; and Hadleigh Kramer had five digs and 22 assists.
Against Brady, the Tigers won set one, 28-26, lost set two, 25-21, and won the third set, 25-21, winning the match, 2-1. Mitchell had 12 kills, two blocks, and 12 digs; McBride had 11 kills and 12 digs; Glinn had nine kills and eight digs; Kuenning had eight kills, two blocks, and 16 digs; Peterson had 16 digs; and Kramer had 16 digs and 40 assists.
On Thursday, Paxton traveled to Garden County for a triangular with them and Minatare.
Against Minatare, the Tigers won 2-0 with set scores of 25-21 and 25-15. Mitchell had six kills, two aces, and eight digs; Victoriah Fox had two aces and two digs; Kramer had three aces, six digs, and 17 assists; and Glinn had two aces and four digs.
Against Garden County, Paxton took set one 25-23, lost set two 25-19, and won set three 25-21 to win the match, 2-1. Mitchell had 10 kills, two blocks, and 11 digs; McBride had seven kills, two aces, and seven digs; Glinn had seven kills and four digs; Peterson had two aces and 15 digs; Kuenning had nine digs; and Kramer had 10 digs and 19 assists.
Paxton traveled to the Seven Valleys Tournament on Saturday and had three matches. They played Ainsworth, Medicine Valley, and Mullen.
Against Medicine Valley, the Tigers earned the sweep, 2-0, with scores of 25-21 and 25-12. Mitchell had 14 kills and four digs; McBride had six kills and seven digs; Peterson had 12 digs; Kuenning had eight digs; and Kramer had nine digs and 28 assists.
Against Ainsworth, Paxton dropped set one 25-13, and bounced back to take sets two and three, 25-23 and 25-19, to win the match, 2-1. Mitchell had 13 kills and 16 digs; McBride had 12 kills and 13 digs; Peterson had six kills and 16 digs; Glinn had 10 digs, and Kramer had 21 digs and 32 assists.
Against Mullen, the Tigers were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-22 and 25-20. Mitchell had eight kills, two blocks, and eight digs; Glinn had five kills and eight digs; Peterson had nine digs; Kuenning had four digs; McBride had five digs; and Kramer had nine digs and 16 assists.
Paxton is 8-4 and will host Perkins County and South Platte on Tuesday for a triangular and travel to Maxwell on Saturday for a tournament.
Southern Valley
The Eagles traveled to Franklin on Tuesday and faced them and Elm Creek.
Against Franklin, Southern Valley took set one 25-21, lost set two 25-17, and lost set three 25-23, losing the match 2-1. Sophia Cunningham had five kills, two aces, and 15 digs; Haisley McQuiston had four kills, one ace, and three blocks; Lorelie Horwart had four kills; Laney Becker had five digs; Lauren Quinn had 12 kills; Cali Santifer had two aces and 15 digs; and Emercen Lovitt had seven digs and 14 assists.
Against Elm Creek, the Eagles were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-21 and 25-12. McQuiston had six kills and three aces; Horwart had three kills; Quinn had nine kills; Santifer had nine digs; and Lovitt had eight digs and 10 assists.
On Thursday, Southern Valley traveled to Southwest for a triangular with Southwest and Sutherland.
Against Southwest, the Eagles won set one, 25-21, then lost sets two and three, 25-15 and 25-21, and lost the match 2-1. Cunningham had 10 kills and seven digs; McQuiston had six kills, three aces, and three blocks; Horwart had five kills and five blocks; Quinn had four kills and four digs; Santifer had 13 digs; and Lovitt had nine digs and 21 assists.
Against Sutherland, Southern Valley was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-17. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Southern Valley traveled to Elm Creek on Saturday for a tournament and played three matches. They faced Perkins County, Sutherland, and Southwest.
Against Perkins County, the Eagles were swept 2-0 with set scores of 25-18 and 25-19. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Southwest, Southern Valley took set one 25-21 and lost sets two and three 25-16 and 27-25, losing the match 2-1. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Against Sutherland, the Eagles were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-19 and 25-12. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Southern Valley is 0-9 and will travel to Bertrand on Thursday for a triangular with Arapahoe and the Vikings, and will travel to Pleasanton on Saturday for a tournament.
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Southwest
On Tuesday, the Bulls hosted Southwest and swept the Roughriders, 3-0. This was an RPAC Rundown Featured Matchup -- Click here to read the full recap. Mila Nelms had 10 kills and six digs; Natalie Neseth had two blocks; Ellyana Walkington had six digs; Lacie Houser had six digs; and Aspen Billeter had four digs and 13 assists.
Southwest hosted Sutherland and Southern Valley for a triangular on Thursday.
Against Southern Valley, the Eagles took set one 25-21, and Southwest then took sets two and three with set scores of 25-15 and 25-21, winning the match 2-1. Nelms had 11 kills and six digs; Kalli Kurkowski had four kills; Billeter had four kills, six aces, 11 digs, and 20 assists; Walkington had two aces and nine digs; Alivia Cure had six digs; and Houser had five digs.
Against Sutherland, Southwest got the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-15 and 25-15. Kurkowski had seven kills; Nelms had six kills, two aces, and nine digs; Neseth had five kills and three aces; Billeter had two aces, six digs, and 17 assists; Cure had eight digs; Walkington had five digs; and Houser had nine digs.
Southwest attended the Elm Creek tournament on Saturday and had three matches. They faced Southern Valley, Pleasanton, and SEM.
Against Pleasanton, Southwest was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-17 and 25-21. Kurkowski had eight kills; Cure had four digs; Walkington had four kills; Houser had four kills; and Billeter had three digs and 11 assists.
Against Southern Valley, Southwest dropped the first set 25-21, then won sets two and three, 25-16 and 27-25, to win 2-1. Kurkowski had 13 kills and two blocks; Nelms had 11 kills and nine digs; Billeter had two aces, nine digs, and 34 assists; Cure had 11 digs; Walkington had 15 digs; and Houser had six digs.
Against SEM, the Roughriders took set one 25-22, then lost sets two and three, 25-16 and 25-23, to lose the match 2-1. Nelms had 11 kills and 11 digs; Kurkowski had eight kills and two blocks; Walkington had two aces, two blocks, and 15 digs; Billeter had two blocks, 23 digs, and 21 assists; Houser had 11 digs; and Neseth had six digs.
Southwest is 6-6 and will travel to Wauneta-Palisade on Tuesday and will travel to McCook on Saturday for a tournament.
Sutherland
Sutherland traveled to Southwest on Thursday for a triangular with the Roughriders and Southern Valley.
Against Southwest, the Sailors were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-15 and 25-15. Kate Dyer had four kills; Eliana Dyer had four kills, two aces, and three digs; Drew Rotert had three kills, four digs, and 5 assists; Macradee Lantis had eight digs; and Keeley Dempcy had six digs and five assists.
Against Southern Valley, Sutherland won 2-0, 25-20 and 25-17. K. Dyer had six kills, three aces, and six digs; Addison Arvdal had three kills and three blocks; Dempcy had three aces, five digs, and eight assists; Lantis had nine digs; E. Dyer had eight digs; and Rotert had eight digs and 5 assists.
The Sailors traveled to Elm Creek for a tournament on Saturday and had three matches. They played Southern Valley, Elm Creek, and SEM.
Against Southern Valley, Sutherland earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-19 and 25-12. K. Dyer had seven kills and four digs; Dempcy had two aces, four assists, and six assists; Bryer Brown had eight digs; and Rotert had four digs and four assists.
Against Elm Creek, the Sailors were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-19 and 25-19. Rylee Kerner, K. Dyer, Dempcy, Bentley Brunz, E. Dyer, and Arvdal each had two kills. Kerner added five blocks, and Arvdal added four blocks. Brown had 13 digs, K. Dyer had four digs, Dempcy had seven digs and five assists, and Rotert had four assists.
Against SEM, Sutherland was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-20. K. Dyer had seven kills; Kerner had three kills and two blocks; Arvdal had three kills and two blocks; E. Dyer had two blocks and three digs; Brown had three digs; Dempcy had six digs and six assists; and Rotert had five assists.
Sutherland is now 4-5 on the year and will travel to Mullen on Tuesday for a triangular with them and Wallace, host Kimball on Thursday, and will travel to Maxwell on Saturday for a tournament.
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Wallace
The Wildcats hosted a triangular on Thursday with Perkins County and Hitchcock County.
Against Perkins County, Wallace was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-13 and 25-7. Regan Martin had two kills; Maddison Gartrell had three digs; Mollie McConnell had two digs and three assists; and Brisedya Vazquez had three digs.
Against Hitchcock County, the Falcons took set one 25-13, Wallace took set two 26-24, and the Falcons took set three 25-14 and won the match, 2-1.
Wallace traveled to Loomis on Saturday for a tournament and had three matches. They played Lawrence-Nelson, Silver Lake, and Bertrand.
Against Bertrand, the Wildcats were swept 2-0, with set scores of 25-20 and 25-13. Reagan Finley had three kills, two blocks, and six digs; Gartrell had nine digs; Vazquez had eight digs; Allyson Kemp had six digs; Martin had five digs; and McConnell had six digs and three assists.
Against Lawrence-Nelson, Wallace was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-18 and 25-17. Martin had four kills and four digs; Finley had three kills and five digs; Vazquez had three kills and seven digs; Gartrell had four digs; and McConnell had three digs and three assists.
Against Silver Lake, Wallace was swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-13 and 25-13. Finley had three kills and seven digs; Kemp had three kills; Afton Nelms had three assists; Vazquez had five digs; and McConnell had five digs and three assists.
Wallace is now 2-7 and will travel to Mullen on Tuesday with Mullen and Sutherland and will host Cambridge on Thursday.
Wauneta-Palisade
The Broncos traveled to Kansas for a triangular with Rawlins County, KS, and St. Francis, KS.
Against Rawlins County, Wauneta-Palisade swept them 2-0, with set scores of 25-19 and 25-17. Emma Acton had seven kills, two aces, nine digs, and seven assists; Kaia Applegarth had seven kills, two blocks, and six digs; Molly Yearous had five digs; Kenzie Bardsley had 10 digs; and Kamryn Fanning had 13 digs and 13 assists.
Against St. Francis, the Broncos earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-13 and 25-21. Yearous had five kills, three aces, and four digs; Acton had four kills, five digs, and five assists; Applegarth had four kills and five digs; Fanning had three aces and nine assists; Bardsley had five digs; and Natalie Walker had three digs.
Wauneta-Palisade traveled to Hitchcock County for a tournament on Saturday for three matches. They faced Arapahoe, Hitchcock County, and Wichita County, KS.
Against Wichita County, the Broncos earned the 2-0 sweep with set scores of 25-18 and 25-12. Acton had 10 kills, two aces, seven digs, and six assists; Applegarth had six kills, two aces, and two digs; Yearous had two blocks and seven digs; Attley Wiese had two blocks; Bardsley had four digs; and Fanning had 12 assists.
Against Hitchcock County, Wauneta-Palisade won set one 25-18, lost set two 25-23, and won the third set 25-18 to win the match, 2-1. Acton had eight kills, 11 digs, and five assists; Applegarth had seven kills and seven digs; Wiese had four kills and four blocks; Fanning had five aces, 15 digs, and 12 assists; Yearous had two blocks, three assists, and eight digs; Bardsley had seven digs; and Addalyn Einspahr had seven digs.
In the championship match against Arapahoe, the Broncos were swept, 2-0, with set scores of 25-23 and 25-22. No stats were uploaded at the time of writing. Once they are uploaded, we will update the blog.
Wauenta-Palisade is now 9-1 and will host Southwest on Tuesday and travel to Maywood-Hayes Center on Thursday.
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