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‘Drive to win’: Marysville wins marathon five-setter over Live Oak

When Marysville High girls volleyball took the floor Wednesday, it started three of its four sophomores in the six-person lineup. It’s one of the youngest teams in head coach Annie Wooten’s era, but not one of the least talented. “The potential is there,” Wooten said. Marysville displayed some of its potential in a back-and-forth battle with Live Oak of the Northern Section, ultimately taking ...

Marysville High girls volleyball showcased potential in a tough five-set match against Live Oak, winning 26-24, 21-25, 25-8, 20-25, and 15-8. Head coach Annie Wooten noted the team's drive to win, with sophomore Adorabella Shuler contributing significantly in the final set. This was Marysville's second consecutive five-set match of the week, and the team is off until Tuesday after Labor Day. Live Oak will seek to bounce back with more matches scheduled for the same day.

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