Hillsboro hosts Volley for a Cure; falls to visiting Clinton-Massie
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Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The Hillsboro Lady Indians hosted their Volley for a Cure game on Monday night at Hillsboro High School, where the Lady Indians lost in four sets to the visiting Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons in non-conference play.
Hillsboro lost by scores of 25-18, 25-17 and 25-9, winning the third set 26-24.
The Lady Indians played their Volley for a Cure game, with all the proceeds Monday going to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
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In the first set of the match, the Lady Indians lost by a 25-18 score. The set saw the Lady Indians tie the score at 1-1 and later take a 4-1 lead, including a point from Abby Brown with a kill. Eventually the Lady Falcons — who are 14-3 overall — tied the score at 6-6 and then took the lead at 7-6 with an ace by Rylee Richardson.
Hillsboro (5-15 overall) came back to make it a deficit of 8-7 with a kill from Sydney Bobbitt, but CM didn’t relinquish the lead for the remainder of the set. HHS came back to make it a 15-11 score with the help of an ace by Paige Loudin, but Clinton-Massie scored five straight points for a 20-11 lead.
HHS came back with three consecutive points to make it a 20-14 score, but the former conference foe of the Lady Indians, Clinton-Massie, took a 24-16 lead. HHS scored two more points, including one of those two points off a serve by Bobbitt, but CM was too strong, scoring the final point of the first set for a 25-18 win.
From there, the Lady Indians lost the second set but rallied to win the third set. Ultimately, the fourth set was all CM, winning by a 25-9 score.
Hillsboro was led in digs by Bobbitt with 10, followed by Hope Middleton and Jordan Williamson each with seven digs. Gracie Dean followed with five digs, and Abby Brown had four digs.
Also for HHS, Katie Condo earned her 500th career set Monday night.
Senior Night for the Lady Indians will be on Wednesday night as they host non-conference foe Madison-Plains.
Hillsboro lost by scores of 25-18, 25-17 and 25-9, winning the third set 26-24.
The Lady Indians played their Volley for a Cure game, with all the proceeds Monday going to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
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In the first set of the match, the Lady Indians lost by a 25-18 score. The set saw the Lady Indians tie the score at 1-1 and later take a 4-1 lead, including a point from Abby Brown with a kill. Eventually the Lady Falcons — who are 14-3 overall — tied the score at 6-6 and then took the lead at 7-6 with an ace by Rylee Richardson.
Hillsboro (5-15 overall) came back to make it a deficit of 8-7 with a kill from Sydney Bobbitt, but CM didn’t relinquish the lead for the remainder of the set. HHS came back to make it a 15-11 score with the help of an ace by Paige Loudin, but Clinton-Massie scored five straight points for a 20-11 lead.
HHS came back with three consecutive points to make it a 20-14 score, but the former conference foe of the Lady Indians, Clinton-Massie, took a 24-16 lead. HHS scored two more points, including one of those two points off a serve by Bobbitt, but CM was too strong, scoring the final point of the first set for a 25-18 win.
From there, the Lady Indians lost the second set but rallied to win the third set. Ultimately, the fourth set was all CM, winning by a 25-9 score.
Hillsboro was led in digs by Bobbitt with 10, followed by Hope Middleton and Jordan Williamson each with seven digs. Gracie Dean followed with five digs, and Abby Brown had four digs.
Also for HHS, Katie Condo earned her 500th career set Monday night.
Senior Night for the Lady Indians will be on Wednesday night as they host non-conference foe Madison-Plains.