MORAN — Marmaton Valley High head coach Tara Kegler spoke earlier this week about seeking more consistency from the Wildcat volleyball team.
Message delivered.
Marmaton Valley capped a 3-0 night on the court, defeating visiting Oswego twice and Sedan in a three-set thriller.
“We had a great night,” Kegler said. “The girls competed and were consistent. They kept good attitudes and had fun. That’s when we are the best. They trusted each other and our system. I’m very proud of them all.”
Marmaton Valley opened the evening with a slight hiccup, dropping its first set against Oswego, 25-22, before rebounding in dominating fashion and ending the match with 25-11 and 25-14 set wins.
Kayla Ard had five kills and two blocks, while Raveyn Kegler had 21 assists in the match. Tayven Sutton had 12 points, five kills and two blocks. Aly Ard had seven points and five kills. Janae Granere had 14 points, five kills and a block. Kendall Scharff added three kills.
The fun continued in the teams’ second match, a 25-15 and 25-11 romp by Marmaton Valley.
Kegler had six points and 12 assists, while Aly Ard had 17 points and five kills. Granere knocked down seven kills.
A back-and-forth struggle concluded the night against Sedan with the Wildcats prevailing, 31-29, 21-25 and 25-17.
Raveyn Kegler racked up 41 assists in the match to go with seven points. Aly Ard also shined with 16 kills, seven points and two blocks. Granere delivered 13 kills, followed by Kendall Scharff with five. Haylee Meiwes had eight points. Sutton had five points and three blocks.
