Sports Editor
For the first-year Head Coach and the varsity volleyball team, the season wasn’t all bad.
The Lady Broncs varsity volleyball ended the regular season with a 7-11 record.
 Hollie Largent of the Lady Broncs prepares to make a hit with the volleyball against Frazier Mountain on Nov. 5 |
Taking on Desert on the road started off with the Lady Broncs winning the first game 25-21.
After that it was all Lady Scorpions as they battles back to take the next three games 25-7, 25-22 and 29-27.
Shayna Villa and Jamie Duran led the team in kills with six apiece.
Hollie Largent recorded three kills, while Sierra Ure had one kill. Largent and Villas each has a pair of blocks.
Kelsie Robinson served up three aces, while Duran had two aces. Corinn Bedard, Morgan Eirich, Corey Andreas and Largent each had one service ace.
In match two on Nov. 2, the Lady Broncs faced off against Rosamond on their home court.
This match was close and Rosamond took game one 30-28 and the second 25-20.
The Lady Broncs grabbed game three 25-19 to force a fourth game that was won by Rosamond 25-11.
Ure and Villa had four kills apiece to lead the squad. Ure and Largent were credited with two blocks, while Villa had one block.
Duran served up four aces, while Largent had two. Robinson and Villa had one ace each.
Taking on Frazier Mountain to end their season, the Lady Broncs were no match as the Lady Falcons won 25-13, 25-11 and 25-11. No individual or team stats were submitted for this match.
First-year Head Coach Tom Evans said, “In my career, spanning 36 years, I put many teams on the field (court) and certainly this team will always be one of my most memorable. These young ladies never quit and as a result were actually in the thick of things. In my humble opinion our 7-11 record does not give justice to the effort these ladies exhibited. I hope their parents, friends, school and community are as proud of them as I am.”
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