High School Sports Recap: KHSAA State Volleyball Tournament First Round
In the city of Cincinnati, the excitement of high school volleyball reached a new height with the first round of the KHSAA state tournament this past weekend. Two local teams showcased their talent and determination, leaving their mark on the competition.
Notre Dame, boasting a solid record of 32-3, faced off against Lexington Catholic who came in with a 26-7 record. In a thrilling match, Notre Dame came out on top, securing their spot in the next round with scores of 25-23, 25-18, and 25-18. The team displayed exceptional skill and teamwork, effectively navigating through each set to maintain their impressive winning streak.
Meanwhile, Scott High School, with a record of 30-11, had a harder journey against West Jessamine (24-17). This match was particularly nail-biting as it went to a decisive fifth set. After losing the second and third sets, Scott rallied back to win the match with scores of 25-16, 14-25, 22-25, 25-22, and finally 15-12. This victory not only demonstrated Scott’s resilience but also set the stage for their next challenge in the tournament.
As the tournament progresses, these teams will look to build on their successes and continue their quest for a state championship. The passion and dedication displayed by these athletes are commendable, and the city of Cincinnati stands proud as they advance to the next round. Fans are encouraged to continue supporting these local teams as they aim for victory in the upcoming matches.
The next round promises even more excitement as both teams prepare for their upcoming challenges.
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