JV volleyball goes 4-2 in pool play, makes it quarterfinals of Spring Arbor Tournament

Western JV played at SAU Saturday.  

Pool play results were 25-19,25-14 against Springport, 25-17,17-25 against Grass Lake, and 25-22, 27-25 against Lumen Christi (4-2 record 2^nd out of pool play).  We then went against Northwest in the Quarter Finals and lost 17-25,17-25.  They played well all day.  Some highlights for the days are as follows:  Jessica Claar had ten aces, Cassidy Pluta had 20 kills and Susie Davenport had 29 assists.

The team's overall record is 7-7-3.

Volleyball team gets beat by Charlotte

The Lady Panthers traveled to Charlotte Wednesday and were defeated in a tough match. 
Libby Breton had nine blocks with four block kills. Libby and Clara Male each had five hittting kills for the night. Logan Raczkowski went nine for nine serving. 
The team will play in the SAU tournament on Saturday.

JV volleyball beats Greyhounds

Last  night Western JV volleyball wom their match against Eaton Rapids.  Scores were 18-25, 25-14 and 15-11.  It was an awesome comeback.  
Susie Davenport had six assists. Cassidy Pluta had seven kills and Sierra Griffith had 10 for 10 serving with seven aces.  Great job JV team!

Eaton Rapids defeats volleyball team

Pushing two of three sets into extra points, the varsity volleyball team suffered a tough loss to Eaton Rapids Wednesday night.
The team travels to Battle Creek Lakeview for a tournament on Saturday and will play Charlotte away on Wednesday.
The team overall record is 6-7-2 and 0-2-0 in the conference.

Volleyball teams to Volley for Hope Oct. 10

Our Volleyball girls are raising awareness for breast cancer October 10. Please help and support them by buying a “Volley for Hope” T-shirt. If you buy this and wear it to the game you will gain free admission to both JV and Varsity matches. Bring spare change and participate in a raffle to win free prizes. The match will be against Lumen Christi so come and support our girls and raise breast cancer awareness. All proceeds from the evening will be donated to ALLEGIANCE WOMEN’S HEALTH CENTER in Jackson, Mich., to aid in breast cancer awareness in our local area.

Volleyballers compete at Cereal City with intensity, team unity

The varsity volleyball team competed in the Cereal City tournament in Battle Creek.  The team came out of pool play with a 3-3 record, splitting with Bronson 25-19, 26-27; losing to BC Lakeview 12-25, 7-25, and defeating Hopkins 25-22, 25-23.  They moved into the silver bracket and were defeated by Marshall 23-25, 22-25.  The team played with intensity all day and worked well as a unit.  Libby Breton led the team going 50 of 53 hitting with 20 kills and a total of 15 blocks solos for the day. Taylor Johnston added 9 kills and Hannah Repasy added 8 kills.  Cheyenne Bolenbaugh was the leading server going 66 of 73 with 11 aces.  The overall record for the day was 3-4.  The season overall record is 6-6-2.  They travel to Charlotte on Wednesday for their next league game.

Volleyball, Cross Country traveling to Battle Creek Saturday

For separate events, both the volleyball and cross country teams will be spending time in the Battle Creek area Saturday for competitions.
The Cereal City Volleyball Tournament, hosted by Pennfield High School, will be played at various venues around the city.
"It's going to be interesting," senior Taylor Johnston said.
Meanwhile, the cross country runners will be competing in the Harper Creek Invitational.
"This meet is where a lot of people set personal records," sophomore Noel West said. "Everyone's excited. We have locker signs."