ST. PAUL — The Southern Coffey County High School volleyball team won two matches before falling in their St. Paul substate championship match on Saturday.
The Lady Titans (30-8; 1-1) defeated Hartford, 25-6 and 25-8.
SCC was led by Josie Weers’ eight kills and Madeline Spencer’s seven. Ross Snovelle made four kills and Jalea True knocked in two. Karley Ohl led from the serving line with three aces while Vonda Borntreger and Snovelle ripped two aces apiece.
Defensively, Snovelle made one solo and one block. Kyla Houston led with three digs while Weers, Snovelle and Borntreger knocked one dig apiece.
“I am extremely proud of how the girls battled this year,” said Southern Coffey County head coach Jeff True. “We will graduate an exceptional group of seniors that provided great leadership, both on and off the court. They are a good bunch of volleyball players, but a great group of young ladies.”
The Lady Titans took down St. Paul in two sets, 25-22 and 27-25.
Weers led offensively with 16 kills, followed by Spencer’s five and Snovelle’s four. Weers also led at the serving line with three aces while Ohl knocked one ace.
Defensively, Spencer and Ohl led with two solo and total blocks apiece while Weers, Snovelle and True also each knocked one block apiece. Spencer led with four digs while Houston, Weers and Snovelle knocked three digs apiece.
Southern Coffey County fell to Lebo in the championship match in two sets, 25-10 and 25-14.
Weers led offensively with five kills. Spencer, Snovelle and Weers each knocked one block apiece and Spencer made five digs defensively. Weers and True each knocked two digs apiece defensively.
