JV Orange Volleyball Taken Down by Stony Point Tigers 2-0
Jumping, Sophia Parent ’22 and Trinity Woods ’23 try to block the ball. Despite their efforts, their attempt to block the ball was unsuccessful and Stony Point got the point and the Tigers increased their lead. “I think we need to come out on each set on top, not work our way up [from behind].” Woods said.
Bouncing the ball, Claire Delane ’23 prepares to serve the ball for the first set. This play ended with Westwood losing the point.
Cheering, Alex Kriz ’23 celebrates with her team. They were celebrating winning a point against Stony Point. “[We need to improve on] keeping our energy higher,” Kriz said.
Emma Trail ’22 prepares to throw the ball for a serve. This was during the second set, so the stakes were high and every point was crucial.
Raising her hands up, Melani Helms ’22 hypes up her team. They had just scored a point in the second set.
Reaching, Lauren Wood ’21 bumps the ball up. This play ended with Westwood winning the point.
The JV Orange volleyball team fought against the Stony Point Tigers on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The Warriors were unable to come away with a victory and lost 2-0.
“I think we can improve on effort and communication,” Vibha Velur ‘23 said. “We don’t talk a lot and we’re not gelling as a team.”
To open the game, Stony Point won the first point. The Tigers would use that momentum to take a lead and despite the Warriors’ efforts, the Tigers finished the close set on top 27-25.
“I think that the beginning of the second set we came in with fire but it was [a] loss.” Trinity Woods ‘23 said.
At the start of the second set, the Warriors sought to rebound from their first set loss and they won the first point. However, after a tough set, the Warriors lost again to finish the match down 2-0.
The JV Orange volleyball team will look to bounce back in a home game against McNeil on Friday, Oct. 4.
