Libby Volleyball Lady Loggers 3, Ronan 0
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Libby’s Mehki Sykes, No. 10, registers a kill in a game against Ronan at Libby High School Saturday, Oct. 14.
Libby’s Brooklyn Rainer goes for a kill against Ronan in Libby Saturday, Oct. 14.
Libby’s Jayden Winslow scores one of her eight kills against Ronan in Libby Saturday, Oct. 14.
Libby continues to cruise, this time rolling by Ronan 25-5, 25-4, 25-13 in a Northwest A Conference outing in which the Lady Loggers’ team attack percentage was a “crazy good” .459, according to Libby Coach Cindy Ostrem-Johnston.
“We had a lot to celebrate tonight,” she said. “(A) senior night win, the second homecoming win, (and a) 14-0 undefeated regular season.”
Libby (14-0, 10-0) had 34 kills to just eight for Ronan. Mehki Sykes was the kill leader with 14. Brooklyn Rainer had nine and Jayden Winslow eight.
Libby’s Alli Collins had 23 of the team’s 28 assists, prompting Ostrem-Johnston to say “Alli delivers to the hitters once again.”
The Lady Loggers “are looking forward to the Missoula tourney Thursday and Friday,” Ostrem-Johnston said.
Libby def. Ronan 25-5, 25-4, 25-13
Kills — Libby 34 (Mehki Sykes 14, Brooklyn Rainer 9, Jayden Winslow 8), Ronan 8 (Madison Clairmont 3). Blocks — Libby 5 (Three with one), Ronan 3 (Clairmont 3). Assists — Libby 28 (Alli Collins 23), Ronan 8 (Tiana Ulutoq 3). Digs — Libby 32 (Rainer 8, Winslow 6, Emma Gruber 6), Ronan 28 (Clairmont 7). Aces — Libby 6 (Gruber 2, Linsey Walker 2), Ronan none.
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