ARGYLE — The Orioles swept Juda Sept. 21, 25-22, 25-12, 25-17.
“I thought that we played really well. We were missing Megan (Johnson), our setter, and the girls did a good job with the rotation that we put together,” Argyle coach Connie Wunschel said. “It took them a little bit to get it figured out, but they got it figured out and they did a great job with it. There were a few snags — which there always will be — but overall, they did a good job of taking care of it and getting it done. The ball was moved around and everyone was getting their time in and making good plays with the ball.”
Argyle’s Maggie Godfrey finished the night with 20 digs, seven kills and a block. Tori Lantz added seven kills with a block, while Grace Ganshert had 14 digs, nine aces and six kills. Breanna Flannery dished out 19 assists and finished with eight aces.
“Breann and Grace did a great job with serving,” Wunschel said. “In Game 2, Grace had eight aces. She served us from 5 through 20 to take over that game. She did a phenomenal job, and her aces were the big story in that game.”
In the third game, Flannery opened at the service line and tallied five aces in her first seven serves. She later served another five critical points down the stretch “to keep Juda at bay a little bit,” Wunschel said.
For Juda, Josie Simpson and Ciarrah Davis had two aces each. Libby Jordan tallied 10 kills. Jackie Nusbaum finished with 12 assists. Jerzie Lerch added two blocks, and Morgan Schneeberger chipped in with 31 digs.
Monticello 3, Pecatonica 0
BLANCHARDVILLE — The Ponies stayed unbeaten in Six Rivers East play with a 25-21, 25-14, 25-20 win over Pecatonica Sept. 21.
Monticello’s Ellie Gustafson had 19 kills to lead all hitters, while Hannah Clark finished with 10 kills, five blocks and four aces. Kelsy Grant dished out 31 assists for the Ponies.
Pecatonica’s Chloe Schraepfer ended the evening with five kills and five assists. Tessa Green had seven assists, give digs and two aces. Gracie Gordon notched two kills and five digs. Nivaeh Gross tallied nine digs and an ace. Lexi Peterson finished with three blocks and two kills, while Siri Thronson had two kills and five blocks.
Waterloo 3, New Glarus 0
NEW GLARUS — The Glarner Knights suffered a tough loss to one of the state’s top programs on Sept. 21. Sixth-ranked Waterloo dominated the first set before New Glarus buckled down in games two and three. In the end, the Pirates walked off the court with a 25-13, 25-22, 25-19 victory.
Grace Nommensen had six kills, 10 assists and nine digs to lead New Glarus. Teammate Lindsey Schadewalt finished with six kills, nine assists and six digs. Amber Horn had eight kills and three blocks. Veronica Tollakson served up five aces, Carrah Bainbridge tallied seven digs and Jordyn Runde added three kills for the Knights.
Belleville 3, Marshall 0
BELLEVILLE — The Wildcats improved to 3-3 in the Capitol South and 11-6 overall with a 25-12, 25-17, 25-23 win over Marshall Sept. 21.
Callie Smith had 10 kills and six blocks for Belleville. Ava Foley added seven kills. Mel Humke tallied five digs. Addy Edge finished with 11 assists, while Kenna Edge had eight. Ava Benash served up four aces for Belleville.
