No. 5 Allegany defeats Bishop Walsh in four sets
CUMBERLAND — After dropping the first set, No. 5 Allegany bounced back to oust Bishop Walsh in four sets on Monday at Allegany High School. The scores were 23-26, 25-18, 25-17 and 25-20. Julia Imes led the Campers with seven kills, seven assists and four blocks. She also chipped in eight digs. Lily Cross spearheaded the defense with 21 digs. Chelsea Martinez and Sadee Baker each recorded six ...
In a thrilling match on Monday at Allegany High School, No. 5 Allegany defeated Bishop Walsh in four sets. The game began with Allegany falling behind 23-26, but they quickly turned things around. The final score showcased a strong performance from both teams, with Allegany emerging victorious 25-20 in the fourth set. Julia Imes proved to be the standout player for Allegany, contributing seven crucial kills, seven assists, and four blocks, along with eight digs.
Lily Cross provided solid defense with 21 digs, while Chelsea Martinez and Sadee Baker each recorded six kills, with Baker also showcasing her defensive skills with six digs. Imes, Baker, and Cross each served an ace for the Campers, who are now sitting at a 3-2 record. The winning streak marks Allegany's third consecutive victory.
After a week of rest, Allegany will be on the move, traveling to Keyser on September 28 at 7:15 p.m. Meanwhile, Northern Garrett recovered from a first-set loss to defeat Keyser in a hard-fought four-set contest on Monday. The scores were 20-25, 25-9, 25-19, and 25-20. Violet Taylor led the Huskies with 18 kills and eight digs, contributing two aces, while Josie Wampler was Northern's best server with six aces, two assists, and three digs.
Mazzy Morel delivered an impressive performance with 33 assists and three digs. Northern Garrett will face off against No. 4 Mountain Ridge on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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