Lady Indians win Volley for the Cure match; defeat Wilmington
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By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
On a night where the Hillsboro Lady Indians had their Volley for a Cure match, they not only raised money for the Susan G. Komen Fund, but on the court, they defended their home court against the Wilmington Lady Hurricane.
For HHS, they won their South Central Ohio League match in three sets by scores of 25-19, 25-17 and 25-19.
The win by HHS moves them to 10-9 overall and 6-5 in the SCOL. HHS is currently third in the league with three games left in league play. HHS has Clinton-Massie on Tuesday, Miami Trace on Thursday and East Clinton next Tuesday.
The Lady Indians' senior night will be on Thursday vs. Miami Trace.
But besides the win on the court, the night was about helping support a more important cause.
"This was all student-led with the help from a teacher," HHS head coach Amy Vance said. "The kids take charge, and they do a great job every year."
For HHS on the court, Kirsten Juillerat led the Lady Indians with eight kills and three blocks. Taylor Remsing had seven kills for HHS.
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In the first set where HHS won 25-19, the Lady Indians and Lady 'Cane were tied four times, the last time at 5-5. HHS not only tied the score, but took an 11-5 lead, scoring eight straight points, including an ace from Ali Stratton and points from Remsing.
Later in the set, Mallory Overberg and Remsing made the score 15-7, and HHS took a 16-8 advantage with help from Jessie Lerch.
WHS rallied in the first set to get to within three points of HHS at 18-15, but the Lady Indians stood strong and eventually won the match with two big spikes by Emma Reno to put HHS ahead 24-17. HHS eventually won the first set with WHS serving out of bounds.
The second set saw HHS and the visiting Lady 'Cane tied at 3-3 and 11-11, but from there, the Lady Indians took a 17-12 lead, including a spike by Juillerat. Juillerat ended the second set with the final two points of the set.
Set three saw HHS and Wilmington tied eight times, the final time at 17.
From there, the Lady Indians outscored WHS 8-2, with Overberg scoring the final point of the third set and the match with a push over the net.
For HHS, they won their South Central Ohio League match in three sets by scores of 25-19, 25-17 and 25-19.
The win by HHS moves them to 10-9 overall and 6-5 in the SCOL. HHS is currently third in the league with three games left in league play. HHS has Clinton-Massie on Tuesday, Miami Trace on Thursday and East Clinton next Tuesday.
The Lady Indians' senior night will be on Thursday vs. Miami Trace.
But besides the win on the court, the night was about helping support a more important cause.
"This was all student-led with the help from a teacher," HHS head coach Amy Vance said. "The kids take charge, and they do a great job every year."
For HHS on the court, Kirsten Juillerat led the Lady Indians with eight kills and three blocks. Taylor Remsing had seven kills for HHS.
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In the first set where HHS won 25-19, the Lady Indians and Lady 'Cane were tied four times, the last time at 5-5. HHS not only tied the score, but took an 11-5 lead, scoring eight straight points, including an ace from Ali Stratton and points from Remsing.
Later in the set, Mallory Overberg and Remsing made the score 15-7, and HHS took a 16-8 advantage with help from Jessie Lerch.
WHS rallied in the first set to get to within three points of HHS at 18-15, but the Lady Indians stood strong and eventually won the match with two big spikes by Emma Reno to put HHS ahead 24-17. HHS eventually won the first set with WHS serving out of bounds.
The second set saw HHS and the visiting Lady 'Cane tied at 3-3 and 11-11, but from there, the Lady Indians took a 17-12 lead, including a spike by Juillerat. Juillerat ended the second set with the final two points of the set.
Set three saw HHS and Wilmington tied eight times, the final time at 17.
From there, the Lady Indians outscored WHS 8-2, with Overberg scoring the final point of the third set and the match with a push over the net.