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PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNUP: Philip downs Wall, improves to 27-3 on season

By Journal staff | Friday, October 31, 2008

Philip improved to 27-3 with a four-set girls high school volleyball win over Wall in Philip Thursday night. After dropping the first set to the Eagles

18-25, Philip bounced back to win three straight 25-8, 25-20,

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Kenzy Pinney was 35-of-35 with six aces. Sierra Hook had 16 kills, with Marissa Mann adding nine kills and Abby Fitzgerald seven kills. Taylor Holman was 85-of-89 in setting with 29 assists

Overall, Philip was 84-of-91 in serving with 10 aces, and 100-of-117 in hitting. Philip plays in the District 13B tournament next Tuesday. Wall takes a 14-of-14 mark into district 14B District play in Edgemont on Tuesday.

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 3, Dupree 0: Cheyenne-Eagle Butte swept Dupree in girls high school volleyball Thursday in Dupree. The Lady Braves won 25-20, 25-18, 25-20. Tiara Maxon’s five service aces and Lacy Leaf’s 10 kills led Cheyenne-Eagle Butte.

Kassidy Pesicka had nine kills and Jazmyn Schrempp was 16-of-16 with four aces for Dupree.

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte takes a (16-12 overall) record into the District 12A playoffs starting on Tuesday. Dupree (3-19) hosts the District 16B tournament starting on Tuesday.

TODD COUNTY 3, RED CLOUD 1: Todd County bested Red Cloud, 25-19, 25-13, 25-27, 25-13, in a high school volleyball match in Pine Ridge on Thursday night to close out the regular season. The Falcons improved to 18-14 overall and will start play in the District 13A on Tuesday.

Red Cloud (11-22) will take on Custer in Hot Springs on Tuesday in District 16A action.

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