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Varsity Volleyball Digs Deep at Durango
The Durango Classic is not for the faint of heart. With pool play beginning on Friday and carrying on continuously throughout the weekend, the teams have to endure tests of energy, endurance and overall "toughness". The Sailors dug deep and pulled out of many tight spots and overcame many close battles to finish 18th overall amidst very tough competition.
Durango Results
Silverado: 25-27, 25-15, 25-13
Devon hit 410 with 12 kills
Grace and Emma both had 7
Ruby had a good match with 4 kills and passing a 2.2
Yurika led in digs with 13
Sarah passes as 2.5 and served 2 aces
Emery had 4 nice kills
Campolindo: 25-17, 25-16
The first round of the silver bracket proved to be good for the Sailors. All 14 players were able to help with the win, as Hereena was out for the whole weekend with a concussion. Grace had 15 assists, one ace and 14 serves. Taylor and Lexi both served well and stepped up for the team to play left back, a position they don't usually play being setters. Mitzie came in and dug 3 balls and got a kill. Ruby played left side and her off blocked defense was excellent. Sarah played middle back and had 5 nice digs and passed well.
Kamehameha: 25-19, 22-25, 23-25
The Sailors had 4 aces and missed 7 serves, a few of those were in key points. Devon produced 14 digs and Haley had 7, both of these Sailors played very well. Grace had 11 kills and Emma had her season high with 10! The game was tight and intense, but the Sailors made just a bit too many errors in the end.
Ralston Valley: 25-14, 25-20
Ralston Valley from Colorado was the last match of the day.
Cami hit 600% with 7 kills
Grace hit 540 with 8 kills
Devon had 2 aces and started saving areas better as the day went on
Haley had 5 digs and 20 assists
Emma had 6 blocks
Yurika passed 2.4 and had 7 digs.
Oakridge: 25-21, 13-25, 25-17
The quarterfinals of the Silver Division was a tough test for the Sailors. The first game came easily for the Sailors, with Grace serving 18 balls in the match, most of them in the first game. Game two brought a new set of challenges that tested the Sailors' ability to effectively pass and block and Oakridge's big lefty took over the match. Game three, Marymount fought back. Cami had 10 kills and Devon had 9 kills. Jenni had her best match of the weekend hitting 340.
Harvard-Westlake: 25-17, 22-25, 25-23
This was a very, very tight match. The Sailors were point-for-point with Harvard-Westlake.
Devon had a big match with 12 kills and 12 digs
Grace had 11 kills and 16 assists
Cami had 7 kills and 10 digs
Yurika had 13 digs and passed a 2.2
The bench helped with an ace each for Taylor and Lexi. Marymount missed 10 serves and had only 5 aces. The third game was a thrilling come-from-behind victory where the Sailors overcame a 0-6 deficit.
Assumption: 16-25, 18-25
Marymount faced the number 2 team in the tournament in the finals of the Bronze Division and were playing for 17th place overall. The Assumption Team was a very polished, well-trained team that was at the midpoint of their season -- these factors proved to be a big challenge and the Sailors were unable to close out the match. Grace and Jennie both had 6 kills each. Devon and Cami both had 7 digs. After a long tournament with continuous play throughout, the Sailors were ready for some rest and reflection.
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Silverado: 25-27, 25-15, 25-13
Devon hit 410 with 12 kills
Grace and Emma both had 7
Ruby had a good match with 4 kills and passing a 2.2
Yurika led in digs with 13
Sarah passes as 2.5 and served 2 aces
Emery had 4 nice kills
Campolindo: 25-17, 25-16
The first round of the silver bracket proved to be good for the Sailors. All 14 players were able to help with the win, as Hereena was out for the whole weekend with a concussion. Grace had 15 assists, one ace and 14 serves. Taylor and Lexi both served well and stepped up for the team to play left back, a position they don't usually play being setters. Mitzie came in and dug 3 balls and got a kill. Ruby played left side and her off blocked defense was excellent. Sarah played middle back and had 5 nice digs and passed well.
Kamehameha: 25-19, 22-25, 23-25
The Sailors had 4 aces and missed 7 serves, a few of those were in key points. Devon produced 14 digs and Haley had 7, both of these Sailors played very well. Grace had 11 kills and Emma had her season high with 10! The game was tight and intense, but the Sailors made just a bit too many errors in the end.
Ralston Valley: 25-14, 25-20
Ralston Valley from Colorado was the last match of the day.
Cami hit 600% with 7 kills
Grace hit 540 with 8 kills
Devon had 2 aces and started saving areas better as the day went on
Haley had 5 digs and 20 assists
Emma had 6 blocks
Yurika passed 2.4 and had 7 digs.
Oakridge: 25-21, 13-25, 25-17
The quarterfinals of the Silver Division was a tough test for the Sailors. The first game came easily for the Sailors, with Grace serving 18 balls in the match, most of them in the first game. Game two brought a new set of challenges that tested the Sailors' ability to effectively pass and block and Oakridge's big lefty took over the match. Game three, Marymount fought back. Cami had 10 kills and Devon had 9 kills. Jenni had her best match of the weekend hitting 340.
Harvard-Westlake: 25-17, 22-25, 25-23
This was a very, very tight match. The Sailors were point-for-point with Harvard-Westlake.
Devon had a big match with 12 kills and 12 digs
Grace had 11 kills and 16 assists
Cami had 7 kills and 10 digs
Yurika had 13 digs and passed a 2.2
The bench helped with an ace each for Taylor and Lexi. Marymount missed 10 serves and had only 5 aces. The third game was a thrilling come-from-behind victory where the Sailors overcame a 0-6 deficit.
Assumption: 16-25, 18-25
Marymount faced the number 2 team in the tournament in the finals of the Bronze Division and were playing for 17th place overall. The Assumption Team was a very polished, well-trained team that was at the midpoint of their season -- these factors proved to be a big challenge and the Sailors were unable to close out the match. Grace and Jennie both had 6 kills each. Devon and Cami both had 7 digs. After a long tournament with continuous play throughout, the Sailors were ready for some rest and reflection.
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