History has been over the last several years for North Callaway volleyball.
For the first time, the Ladybirds won a tournament by taking first in the Calvary Lutheran Tournament on Saturday in …
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History has been over the last several years for North Callaway volleyball.
For the first time, the Ladybirds won a tournament by taking first in the Calvary Lutheran Tournament on Saturday in Jefferson City. North Callaway (9-6-2) defeated Prairie Home (25-11, 25-14), Calvary Lutheran (25-12, 25-16) and Windsor (25-16, 25-12).
“The players' work ethic over the last five years has been incredible,” head coach Andrew Klein said. “Whether it be starting at the middle school program or consistent efforts at the high school level, the girls have earned the right to be champions, and we don’t intend to stop now.”
Alex Craighead led with eight kills, and Peyton Boulware led with 10 digs against Prairie Home (1-6-1). Against Calvary Lutheran (7-2), Rylee Horstman led with nine kills, Boulware led with 14 digs and Lydia Smithee followed with 10 digs, Makayla Rothermich led with three service aces, and Anna Shryock led with two blocks. Craighead had a team-high nine kills in the championship match against Windsor (5-4), Horstman and Boulware each led with 16 digs, and Lauren Pezold led with 10 assists.
