Tami Sells has her first career win as a high school volleyball head coach.
Mexico won 3-0 ( 25-14, 25-15, 25-18) at Chamois (0-13) on Sept. 30 right before the season’s final month.
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Tami Sells has her first career win as a high school volleyball head coach.
Mexico won 3-0 (25-14, 25-15, 25-18) at Chamois (0-13) on Sept. 30 right before the season’s final month.
Claire Isgrig led Mexico (1-13) with nine kills and 15 assists and had seven digs. Julia Goerne finished with eight kills, 10 assists and three digs; Charley Jackson had five kills and three service aces, Brooke Smithee had three aces, Ava Herron had five digs and Layla Belcher had four kills.
Sells said 88.4% of Mexico’s serves were in for 16 combined aces and a serve percentage of 83%, its kill percentage was 37% and dig percentage was 68%.
“I am proud of the way the team communicated with one another, worked hard and also had fun playing the sport they love,” Sells said. “Every athlete played a role in the success.”
