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Calvert sweeps Buckeye Central in Northern 10 volleyball championship

Calvert, representing the west division, won the inaugural Northern 10 volleyball championship over east divisional foe Buckeye Central.

Calvert sweeps Buckeye Central in Northern 10 volleyball championship

In the inaugural Northern 10 Championship, Calvert volleyball team emerged victorious over Buckeye Central, showcasing their undefeated season and dominance in Division VII. The Senecas, ranked No. 1 in Division VII, had not dropped a set during their stellar campaign, and their impressive performance was evident in their 25-12, 25-17, 25-14 win over the Buckettes.

Coach Lori Rombach of Calvert expressed her gratitude for being part of the Northern 10, praising the competition and travel associated with the league. Buckeye Central's coach, Paige Caudill, commended Calvert's resilience, particularly their performance in overcoming adversity during the match. Calvert's standout players, such as Gracie Miller, contributed significantly to their success, serving eight consecutive points to maintain their lead.

Despite their loss, Buckeye Central's performance highlighted the importance of facing tough opponents and handling adversity, setting them up for future success in the tournament.

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