Titans Sweep North Olmsted and Brunswick to Continue Winning Run

Berea-Midpark delivered two emphatic victories Saturday in Berea, sweeping North Olmsted 25-7, 25-12 before defeating Brunswick 25-8, 25-19. The Titans went 4-0 across the two matches, combining consistent serving, alert defense and productive setter-hitter connections to control the tri-match.

The Titans set the tone against North Olmsted with a commanding opening set. Long service runs from multiple players kept the Eagles out of system and allowed Berea-Midpark to build separation quickly. The Titans paired that pressure with disciplined defense, reading attacks well and making the plays needed to secure a 25-7 win.

North Olmsted found more opportunities in the second set, but Berea-Midpark continued to dictate play. Strong passing helped the Titans run their offense, and quality connections between the setters and hitters created sustained scoring runs. A 25-12 victory completed the first sweep of the morning and gave the Titans momentum heading into the afternoon.

Berea-Midpark carried that rhythm into its match against Brunswick, racing through the opening set for a 25-8 win. Serving again played a major role, while the Titans remained sharp in transition and continued reading the floor effectively on defense. That combination limited Brunswick's chances to string together points.

The final set provided the closest challenge of the day. Brunswick pushed the Titans, but Berea-Midpark stayed composed and leaned on the same strengths that powered its earlier sets. Timely defensive plays extended rallies, and the offense answered with well-timed scoring runs to finish the match with a 25-19 victory.

The pair of sweeps continued an impressive stretch for Berea-Midpark, which has won seven matches since the previous Saturday. The Titans will look to carry that momentum on the road when they play Amherst on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.