FIRST SCRIMMAGE ON THE ROAD FOR JV AND 9TH GRADERS SHOWS PROMISE

 FROSH FIRST STEPS INTO SEASON LEAD TO OPTIMISM

9th Graders lost a close 3 set match by 20-25, 26-24 and 10-15 tallies.  For many of the young GOATS this was the first organized match of their careers and Coach Leventhal thought the squad took some real steps forward as a unit although some things need improvement.  Of note, Emma D and Anna D had solid outings, impacting very positively the passing, serving and offensive game of the team.  Emilie B was all over the court,  played outstanding defense and showed great movement to the ball.

JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYED BARONS TOUGH BUT NEED TO GEL AS A UNIT

The JV Squad showed moments of offensive threat and defensive brilliance but the consistency was lacking in this new group which Coach Ross believes will get better as they get more familiar with each other and trust their teammates and their own roles in the offense/defense.  The Barons have been dominant over the JV Top but today's effort left Coach Ross very optimistic about the season.  Specifically, Lily B had an amazing day from the service line with double digit service points and nearly 50% ace production to go along with her overall solid defense.

2026 VARSITY OUTLOOK IS OPTIMISTIC BUT A LOT YET TO BE PROVEN

 The 2025 season saw the Top struggle to string together wins on all levels as a rebuild was underway and despite having impact returners at key positions,  injuries, youth and a gauntlet of a schedule (6 matches vs top 20 teams in NJ) early set the Top on a very arduous season.  But there were some key highlights which set the team up for a possible run in the state sectional tourney.   The Team repeated as Healing the Children Champions, reached the semis at the Millburn Classic and had much improved performances vs. Governor Livingston and Westfield 2nd time around the schedule but still struggled with Rahway, Dayton and Madison, teams of the caliber they would need to beat in states.

The state playoff run saw SHS upset the #3 team on the road from the 14th ranked position on the road in a 3-0 win and then traveled in the Quarter-Finals to #11 seed Belleville who had upset the #6 seed for a spot in the Semis.  Unfortunately, Summit's inconsistency reared its head again and key errors and average serve receive did the squad in at the QF spot.

In the final analysis of the season,  there were some strengths and areas which will need to improve in 2026 to change the squad's fortunes.

Serving

Serve is a consistent weapon, averaging 2.71 aces per set and scoring on 47.9% of service attempts. The aggressive serving approach is working—the serve-to-error ratio of roughly 1:1 reflects a team willing to take calculated risks. Opponents are siding out at 52.1%, which indicates your serve is creating enough pressure to disrupt their transition game. Continue leveraging this strength to force difficult first-contact situations.

SHS 2026 - The team has put together a squad which could be dangerous in all 6 rotations from the service line and if they are anywhere close to the Covid Spring 2021 season in terms of numbers, the squad could see a tremendous upswing in their record

Receive

Receiving is an area where consistency needs improvement. A pass rating of 1.63 is acceptable, but receiving errors at 3.48 per set are pushing above the ideal threshold of 3.0. These errors directly limit your ability to run your offense and convert side-outs. Tightening up first-contact consistency will unlock more transition opportunities and improve your overall side-out percentage of 44.1%.

SHS 2026 - The team put the focus of tryouts to find the best serve receivers at all levels and this was to address the area which was a key factor in last year's record.  SHS is carrying 4 DS to address the defensive and serve receiving needs of the squad and all athletes will need to contribute every match for a successful season.

Attacking

The offense is generating opportunities but leaving points on the table through execution errors. Hitting efficiency of 0.096 is within range, yet attack errors at 5.29 per set are at the win threshold. This suggests your hitters are being aggressive and taking chances, but precision and decision-making need refinement. Reducing unforced errors while maintaining offensive aggression will improve your conversion rate and overall match control.

SHS 2026 - The team's youth showed itself in this category as the squad featured sophomores, a 9th grader and a senior with no varsity experience at the pins at the start of the season and needed their all-county setter to step into the role of oh to help produce offense.  However the 5+ attack error rate prevented the squad from ever getting comfortable in any match as the team would often get many offensive attempts but would not be able to score and cost themselves points with unforced errors.

Defense

DEFENSE

Defensive effort is solid overall. Dig errors at 3.31 per set are well-managed and below the win threshold of 4.0, showing your back-row players are making plays and keeping balls alive. This foundation allows your team to extend rallies and create counterattack opportunities. Maintaining this defensive discipline while working to reduce receiving errors will strengthen your overall transition game.

SHS 2026 - The team has selected a squad which should be able to improve in their dig output and create more opportunities for transition defense as well as eliminating serve receive errors.  This should help the squad be more competitive and a tougher team to play against...

Blocking

BLOCKING

Blocking is a clear strength for your team. With only 0.75 errors per set—well below the win threshold of 1.5—your front row is executing disciplined, efficient blocks. This low error rate reflects good positioning and decision-making at the net. Continue to build on this foundation as a key component of your defensive identity.

SHS 2026 - The team did not hurt itself with the blocking as the combination of seniors with experience and some youth at the position led to a good balance when it came to limiting errors.  However, injuries weakened this position during the season both offensively and defensively.  Despite the low error rate, the team also did not generate very many blocks or block touches during the season which was a reflection of the squad's inconsistencies due to injuries throughout the year.

CONCLUSION

Tryouts were designed to address current and future issues as they pertained to the Watch Items and improving on our strengths.  Scrimmage Season will give us some answers and will show us what we can be happy about and what we still need to work on this season.  One thing is certain though,  there is a lot of talent across all levels and there is a different vibe this year and a lot of excitement top to bottom.  

2026 SEASON KICKS OFF WITH SUMMER LEAGUE SUCCESS

 

The 2026 Season did commence way back in June 2026 with the first few Summer League practices to set up the team for the July gauntlet of the Impact Volleyball Summer League Tourney consisting of 2 match days per week (Tues and Thurs) and 4 sets per match day against 2 different opponents.  On the last match day, all 18 teams are divided into 2 pools and a single game elimination playoff ensues until the championship match of each pool which would be best 2 of 3.  

Summit's full roster was listed in the prior post and the team cycled through 10 different lineups throughout the summer giving each participant a different shot at various roles and pressure situations.  The squad finished the last of the round robin rounds with Cranford and Roselle Catholic with a 2-2 set record and that guaranteed them the #1 seed in the Silver Division and they would play the winner of Plainfield (2-0 set record v. Plainfield) and N. Brunswick (1-1 set record) in the 8-9 matchup in the quarter-finals.  SHS faced off versus the N. Brunswick team as predicted by the bracket seed and despite a 6-1 opening lead by the Top,  the NB squad slowly started chipping away at the lead until the Summit crew had to call a TO later in the match down 17-14 due to numerous serving and hitting miscues.  To be fair, the squad had entered the match with only 8 players and were a little short-handed (a 9th would arrive later from club tryouts) but after the TO the team got a couple of key kills and forced the opponent into errors with precise and effective serving which flipped the set on its head and saw Summit pull away late for a 25-21 win.

The semi-finals occurred immediately after the NB match and the squad was to face off against Roselle Park who they had not seen in the round robin portion of the summer.  RP will be an opponent in the regular season and the Top and Roselle Park had had many an encounter over the last decade in the regular season, the Healing the Children Tourney and Summer League.  RP proved to be a feisty defensive team with tough serving rotations which created problems for the Top in certin rotations but the team was much more effective at reducing errors and despite trailing yet again 14-10 around the mid-point of the match,  precise and well placed kills along with a tough serving 6 man rotation overwhelmed the Roselle Park squad and the SHS side moved onto the finals with a 25-19 win.

The finals saw the Hilltoppers face off against Colonia and one of the better young hitters in the state from last season.  Summit and Colonia controlled the tempo of the set at various points with both squads going on multi point runs off their serves but it was the Maroon and White side that had the last say from the service line and from the defensive side with key blocks and digs which propelled them to a 25-21 win in set 1.  The decisive set saw the Top get out to a huge lead midway through the set at 15-7 but Colonia dug back with their young OH providing the offense and keeping the Top's offense at bay with 2 tough serving rotations which out-scored SHS by a 7-2 margin.  With the score 17-14, SHS got a gift of a service error after a TO and then rattled off 4 points to extend the lead (22-14) and essentially seal the match a rotation later at 25-15 for the Silver Division Championship.

Ava K was outstanding playing in all 6 rotations as the OPP and was the team leader in hitting % and 2nd on the squad in kills for the last 3 sets.  Maddie W and Claire J led the way offensively at various points from the OH position and were key passers on serve receive throughout the night.  Lily B was a highly effective weapon out of the MB position getting key kills at crucial times and Rachel J did a fantastic job as a MB in her first full 2 set match at the position in the finals.  Rylen was the sole DS available in playoffs and was just a consummate leader and communicator from the back row,  taking over the L spot throughout the night and leading the team in serve rcv rating and digs,  especially in the finals when she was needed the most.  Nadia ran a diverse offense throughout the night, getting all middles involved and identifying the hot hitters and beneficial matchups.  She was also the team leader in service points and aces to help the team to victory.  Sophia and Ava D also got valuable experience in the quarter-final match and Sophia came up with key block touches which led to transitional kills while Ava D had key defensive saves and well placed dumps which yielded key points in the QF comeback.  

There is a lot of excitement and hope for the 2026 season as the end of the 2025 season saw the Top win 4 of their last 6 matches and upset the #3 seed in the sectional tourney on the road for the biggest seeded upset in the state last year during sectionals and now, just a summer pre-season later, the team ended summer league with a Championship, an overall 17-15 set win/loss record but a 6-2 record over the last 2 match days when the lineup was more consistent.  A season preview is to follow in the upcoming weeks after tryouts but an analysis of last year's team will be posted initially so that athletes understand what we are looking to improve upon with this year's team and what we hope to be even a bigger strength this upcoming season.

2026 SEASON ON THE HORIZON - SUMMER LEAGUE COMMENCES IN EARLY JULY

 Summer League Lineup 

(5-1 / Middle Middle System)

Colon - DS / L - returner

Conroy - DS / L - returner

Lind - DS / L - 2025 jv - selected to V

Santilian - DS / L - 2025 jv 

Beake - MB - returner 

(alt) Devaney - MB - 2025 9th Grade

Easton - MB - 2025 jv

Shrekgast - MB- 2025 jv

C Jesionowski - OH - returner

Duetsch - OH - 2025 jv

Kovarik - OH / OPP - 2025 jv

R Jesionowski - OPP / OH- returner

Welsh - OH - returner

Mirliss - S2 - 2025 jv

Moghal - S1- returner

HILLTOPPERS TAKE DOWN #3 CARTERET BUT BUCCANEERS OF BELLEVILLE END SUMMIT'S STATE RUN AT QUARTER-FINALS

 #14 SHS AT #3 CARTERET

Summit took the win in the first round of states taking down Carteret in a bracket busting upset.  SHS out-scored Carteret 53-27 and took the match by scores of 25-18, 25-20, 25-22.  Despite an overwhelming lead on offensive output of 36 kills to 19 kills for the match,  it was Summit's 34 errors that kept Carteret in the match throughout,  This was never more evident that in the 2nd set where Summit earned 18 points to Carteret's 7 but despite the overwhelming offensive advantage,  the score showed a mere 5 point gap.  

The 3rd set saw a much more spirited and desperate Carteret side which lost the kill battle by only 4 (13k-9k) in the set but the Hilltoppers were just too much for the #3 seed with a 6-3 advantage combined in serving aces and blocks which led to an overall scoring advantage of 19-12 for the Top in the set. 

The Lady Hilltoppers passed at an outstanding 2.09 rating with Maren leading the way with a 2.08 rating from players with over 7 reception attempts.  Summit also won nearly 60% of all its service points led by the career best performance of Lynn who served at a 2.63 rating with a 23/24 count and 6 aces (ace % of 25%) 

MATCH LEADERS

ACES: Lynn 6

SERVE RATING (4=ace, 0=err) : Lynn 2.63

RECEIVE PERFECT PASS (3): Mackenna 9

PERFECT PASS %: Rylen 66.7%

RECEIVE RATING (3=perfect, 0=gave up ace): Maren 2.08

KILLS: Mackenna 12

HIT EFF. (k-e/total att) : Molly .364

KILL %: Molly 45.5%

DIGS: Maren and Mac 8

BLOCKS: Molly 2

ASSISTS:  Nadia 34 

BEST POINT SCORERS: Mac 16, Claire 8, Molly 7

BEST NET POINT SCORERS (0 or higher w/at least 5 earned pts.): Molly and Claire 5, Lynn 4

#14 SHS at #11 BELLEVILLE

The Hilltoppers came into the QF match full of confidence but it was evident early that the Buccaneers had no intentions to go quietly from this match.  The Hilltoppers were still very effective at times on offense, so much so that the team out-killed Belleville 26-20 for the match.  Summit also served at nearly 91% for the match but Belleville was better at nearly 95%, a near perfect performance.  While SHS managed only 3 aces for the match,  Belleville dominated that stat with 13 and out passed the Top by a 2.15 to 1.70 margin.  In essence,  Belleville out-passed and out-served the Hilltoppers which was enough to overcome Summit's offensive advantage especially when taken in the context that Bellevile had a +9 Kill to Error ratio while the Hilltoppers were only +1.   

Summit's best opportunity to change the narrative of the match came in the first set despite a 1.30 passing rate which was a direct reflection of the 7 aces Belleville notched in the set.  Summit had the score tied at 7 and forced Belleville into freeball or easy dig and transition opportunities but the Top only managed 5 consecutive hitting errors which had the home side up by a 12-7 margin.  

A hitting error by Belleville cut the lead to 4 but the Top were out-scored 5-1 as the #11 seed hit Summit with 3 of its 7 aces in the stretch to push the lead to 17-9.  A Nat kill broke momentum but Belleville got it right back with another kill and the scoreboard read 18-10.  SHS got Lynn to serve after a service break and Mac followed up with a kill and Summit was within 5 at 18-13.  But 2 Top hitting errors and 2 more aces by Belleville got the lead back up to 22-13,  a seemingly unsurmountable lead.  

But SHS has never given up in situations like these all season and the team rallied for a big comeback.  It started with a perfect pass that led to a Mac kill.  Then Catherine had a massive stuff block and you could feel the emotional lift.  22-15... 3 straight Mac kills off great defense and serving and Belleville was forced to take a TO with the score 22-18.  Off the TO,  Summit got a key dig by Ayina that offered up an attack opportunity but the Buccaneer D dug it up which was followed by a Catherine block attempt that was yet again covered by Belleville but the Top was unable to capitalize as another hitting error stalled the momentum.  23-18... But after a near perfect hitting performance by the home side,  Belleville found themselves commitiing 3 consecutive hitting errors which forced yet another TO by their Coach as the Hilltoppers had managed to outscore the #11 team 8-1 to make the set a possibility at 23-21.  But coming off the TO,  a serving error by Summit led to the 7th ace by Belleville which ended the SHS momentum and the set at 25-21.  

Set 2 was an error fest by the Top as the squad only managed 7 points (5 kills) but there was still hope as Belleville only managed 10 themselves but SHS committed 16 errors (11 on attack errors) which led to the 25-12 scoreline.  

Summit probably played the best set in the final set but so did Belleville as the #11 out-scored SHS 15-13 thanks to a 7-2 block and ace advantage.  Factor in a 2.21 to 1.85 passing rate advantage and it was enough to overcome the outstanding defensive Hilltopper effort in the set (22 digs).  The turning point in set 3 occurred after Summit extended the lead near the midpoint of set 3 to 10-7 after a crushing Molly kill forcing a TO by Belleville.  But a 6-0 Belleville run fueled by 3 SHS hitting errors and intermingled with 3 Belleville aces which forced a Summit TO down 13-10.  Two kills of the next 3 points by Mac got SHS to 14-12 but this time 2 kills by Belleville and another hitting error by the Top forced another TO by Martins with the score 17-12.  Teams traded points off the TO which did not help the Hilltoppers as the 19-14 scoreline indicated.  Three more hitting errors by Summit and Belleville could see the finish line at 22-14.  Teams traded points again and 24-16.  Mac got her 300th kill of her career and Nadia nailed another ace but the deficit was too great and Belleville wrapped it up 25-18.

A great ride in the post season but the team ran into a Belleville squad who played its best game of the season and SHS just could not match that today.  

MATCH LEADERS

ACES: Nadia 2

SERVE RATING (4=ace, 0=err) : Nadia 1.90

RECEIVE PERFECT PASS (3): Mac 10

PERFECT PASS %: Ayina 46.2%

RECEIVE RATING (3=perfect, 0=gave up ace): Mac 2.08

KILLS: Mackenna 12

HIT EFF. (k-e/total att) : Molly .375

KILL %: Molly 50.0%

DIGS: Mac 15

BLOCKS: Catherine 3

ASSISTS:  Nadia 23

BEST POINT SCORERS: Mac 14, Catherine 7, Nadia and Molly 4

BEST NET POINT SCORERS (0 or higher w/at least 5 earned pts.): Catherine 5,  Molly 1

REGULAR SEASON COMES TO A CLOSE - STATE RUN ON THE HORIZON

 9th GRADERS

The 9th Grade Lady Hilltoppers ended their season on a high with a 2-0 win over Linden!  The young GOATS finished the season 11W-8L going 7W-1L over the last 3 weeks of the season!  Congrats to Coach Seifert and the 9th graders for their outstanding season and growth!

JUNIOR VARSITY

Although the JV Squad lost in the first round of counties to the Union Farmers,  the team did take the Farmers to 3 sets and then closed out the season with another 2-1 win over Linden and a 2-0 win on the road versus the Bulldogs of Dayton to finish the season 10W-14L!  The Squad finished the last month of the season with a 5W-1L record to close the season out on a high note! Congrats to Coach Ross and the girls for fighting through a very tough season and never giving up on growing as a team to finish the season with a couple of upset wins and a great closing to the Fall.

VARSITY

The squad dropped a 2-0 decision to the Rahway Indians at home in the first Round of the County Tourney in a match that saw the Top get outscored 28-25 in a match that went 23-25 and 17-25 in favor of the visitors.  SHS unfortunately won the error battle as the Hilltoppers committed 20 hitting, free ball and serving errors while Rahway netted only 12.  

Linden on Senior Night was a turning point as the squad outscored the Tigers 32-10 in a 25-14, 25-16 victory and committed only 9 errors the entire 2 sets.

Dayton was a 2-1 battle that the Hilltoppers won 25-22, 20-25 and 25-18 in an important tuneup to states.  The Top outscored the Bulldogs 44-33 in a match that saw SHS out-kill Dayton 29-21 and out-ace the home side 14-10 which proved to be the difference in the match.  Less than 18 hours later,  the final tuneup, a best out of 5 at Rahway awaited the Top.

Set 1 21-25

A rough start cost the Hilltoppers as the team was down 6-1 before the match was 5 minutes old... The team fought all the way back to within one at 21-22 but SHS had a dig error and gave up 2 aces to lose set 1.

Set 2 24-26

SHS looked like they were on the right track at 14-9 but a kill by Rahway preceeded 3 consecutive unforced hitting errors by Summit and soon the Indians saw themselves within striking distance at 17-16.  But then the Hilltoppers went on a 4-0 run that had them up again by a seemingly comfortable 21-16 lead but a free ball receive error, a dig error, an attack error and a Rahway ace and kill had SHS tied at 21.  Summit responded though to the adversity and held a 23-21 lead after a Sophie ace but another kill by Rahway followed by a Summit hitting error had the score at 23-23.  Unfortunately a service error and a hitting error by the Top in the last crucial points was the difference in the set loss

Set 3 13-25

Another rough start all but decided the set and match.  Down 8-2, SHS was able to claw back to within 2 at 6-8 but as had been the story all match key Summit errors at key points turned each set around.  Summit gave up a 5-0 run to trail again 13-8 and never was able to cut the lead down less than 5 after that as an 8-0 run by RHS (3 aces and 2 kills on overpasses) sealed the fate of the Hilltoppers.  

Despite the loss,  the squad ended on a 2w-2l run and seem poised to make some noise in the tourney as 
SHS tries to return to the semis of the state sectional tournament for consecutive years.  Summit has made it to semis in 1998, in 2010 and 2011 and again in Spring 2021 and Fall 2021.  Can the Hilltoppers do it again in the context of this challenging season?  

The opportunity is there for a great ending to a very challenging season.

SEASON MILESTONE ALERTS:

Claire is 27 kills away from 150

Mackenna is 4 aces away from 50

Nadia is 7 assists away from 350 for the season

CAREER MILESTONE ALERTS:

Lynn is 8 aces away from 50

Maren is 14 digs away from 250

Mackenna is 10 aces away from 150 and 24 kills away from 300

Molly is 3 kills away from 150 

Catherine is 2 kills away from 100

Here were the MATCH LEADERS for these last 4 matches:

MATCH LEADERS

ACES: Nadia 12, Mackenna 9, Sophie 8

SERVE RATING (4=ace, 0=err) : Lynn 2.33, Nadia 2.23, Mackenna 2.19

RECEIVE PERFECT PASS (3): Mackenna 19 Maren 11, Ayina 7

PERFECT PASS %: Mackenna 32.8  Maren 28.9, Ayina 28.0

RECEIVE RATING (3=perfect, 0=gave up ace): Mackenna 2.03, Ayina 1.84, Sophie 1.73

KILLS: Mackenna 32, Claire 14, Molly 13

HIT EFF. (k-e/total att) : Catherine .412,  Claire .194  

KILL %: Catherine 52.9,  Molly 44.8,  Claire 38.9

DIGS: Nadia 28,  Sophie 24, Mackenna 20

BLOCKS: Molly 3,  Natalie 1

ASSISTS:  Nadia 82, Mackenna 10,  Maren 3

BEST POINT SCORERS: Mackenna 41, Molly 16,  Nadia and Claire 14

BEST NET POINT SCORERS (0 or higher w/at least 5 earned pts.): Catherine 6, Natalie 5, Claire 4

TREND LINES BEGIN TO DEFINE LATE SEASON PUSH

 9th Graders

Elizabeth 1-2 Loss - Frosh come back set 2 and win after a set 1 25-19 loss and flip the script with a 25-19 set 2 win but come up short in the 3rd set as Elizabeth served and defended a little better than the Top

Chatham / Cranford / New Providence - a combined 6-0 set sweep over these 3 local rivals push the record of the Hilltoppers to 10W-7L for the year with one match left in the season.  Summit was 4W-6L on 10/6 and have gone 6W-1L in the 2nd half of the season to show their growth and development!

JUNIOR VARSITY

The JV Squad, now known as the Cardiac Kids,  have gone 3W-1L in the last 4 matches heading into the County Tournament.  Although the team lost to the Minutewomen of Elizabeth on the road in a tight 0-2 score-line,  the team has now won 3 consecutive 3 set matches,  upsetting Cranford,  Chatham and New Providence!  SHS has used an improved offense and serving attack to get to 8 Wins in the season!

VARSITY

The Hilltoppers have continued to be frustratingly competitive with some good programs in the last 4 matches.  Elizabeth had the SHS Squad come out on fire just to see serving errors and hitting errors give away the first set and never allow the Top be in the match in set 2.

Then the team played as consistent as they had the entire season in a tight 2 set battle versus the Chatham Cougars that saw SHS win the key points late in comeback set victories for the win!

Cranford was the next match (PINK OUT) and the team came out flying and took the #4 squad to the brink with a set 1 unlikely victory but had errors late in set 2 to give Cranford the chance it needed to close out a great match in 3 sets in favor of the Cougars.

New Prov lost to SHS in 3 at Summit earlier in the season in a very tight match that Summit won in September due to great pressure serving in set 3 which proved to be decisive.  Well,  the Pioneers returned the favor at their place and,  despite the amazing offensive production by the Top,  it was the serve receive (or NP serving) which made the difference in set 3 as the #8 Union County squad beat SHS, the #7 team,  at home in 3.

The Squad will host Rahway in the first round of Counties on 10/22,  has Senior Night on 10/29 versus Linden and close it out with Dayton on Halloween and Rahway in a best 3/5 on Saturday the 1st in a state tournament tune-up.  

Here were the MATCH LEADERS for this past 4 Match Week:

MATCH LEADERS

ACES: Mackenna 10, Sophie 8, Lynn 3

SERVE RATING (4=ace, 0=err) : Mackenna 2.29, Sophie 2.06, Lynn 2.0

RECEIVE PERFECT PASS (3): Mackenna 15, Maren 6, Sophie 4

PERFECT PASS %: Mackenna 25.9  Claire 18.8, Sophie 18.2

RECEIVE RATING (3=perfect, 0=gave up ace): Sophie 1.89, Mackenna 1.83, Rylen 1.52

KILLS: Mackenna 32, Claire 19, Molly 13

HIT EFF. (k-e/total att) : Catherine .400, Molly .273, Mackenna .061

KILL %: Molly 44.8, Catherine 40.0, Mackenna 32.7

DIGS: Mackenna 27, Maren 22, Nadia 16

BLOCKS: Catherine / Molly / Claire 2

ASSISTS:  Nadia 72, Mackenna 10

BEST POINT SCORERS: Mackenna 43, Claire 21, Molly 15

BEST NET POINT SCORERS (0 or higher w/at least 5 earned pts.): Catherine 6, Molly 4, Rachel 1