Varsity Volleyball Puts Up A Fight Against Gilmour
| Set 1 | Set 2 | Set 3 | Set 4 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BER | 25 | 14 | 14 | 24 | 1 |
| GIL | 21 | 25 | 25 | 26 | 3 |
Story By: Parker Sobota
Titans Volleyball: Three Games, One Family and a Season to Remember
Varsity Battles Hard Against the Competition
The Titans varsity volleyball team was rocking orange on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 6:30 PM as they took on their opponents in a four-set battle. Although the Titans did not come away with the win, they fought hard throughout the match and showed strong defense, determination, and teamwork. The Titans won the first set 25–22, giving them an exciting start to the game. Unfortunately, they lost the second set 14–25 and the third set by the same score. The fourth set was a close battle, ending 24–26, as the Titans continued fighting until the final point. Freshman right-side hitter Sasha had an impressive performance with 18 hits. She served three to 4 times per set and played all around the court, staying focused and putting everything she had into the game. Ashlyn, one of the team's strong and strategic players, finished with 18 hits, served 7 times and had 4 blocks. Reagan was another player who seemed to be everywhere on the court, finishing with 13 hits, 7 serves and 1 block. Despite the loss, the Titans showed that they were willing to work hard, support one another and leave everything on the court.
The Titans had several other players who made important contributions throughout the match, whether they were on the court or cheering from the bench. Senior middle hitter and right-side hitter Kate supported her teammates throughout the game, served twice and entered the fourth set to play right side. Senior Setter Brooklyn delivered strong defense and had 9 serves, 1 block and several great sets while remaining an important presence on the court. Sophomore outside hitter Aiza started the match and played throughout the game, having 7 hits and 14 serves. Junior middle hitter Lexi made an impact at the net with strong hits and defense, finishing with 7 point-scoring hits and one serve rotation. Senior Hannah entered the game for Sasha to help strengthen passing coverage and also substituted for Lexi. Sophomore libero Emi showed great ups and strong energy, staying vocal and hard working throughout the match. Mia, Junior libero, provided excellent back-row coverage and passing to help keep the Titans in the rally. Gabby, Peyton, and Illiana continued encouraging their teammates from the bench with constant clapping, cheering and positive energy that never seemed to stop. Throughout the match, Coach Maggie encouraged the team to stay strong, never give up, put everything on the floor and serve with a purpose. Even though the final score was not what the Titans wanted, their effort, communication and support for one another showed the heart of a team that refused to quit.
JV Volleyball Highlights: Titans Rocking Orange
The Titans JV volleyball team was rocking Orange on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. as they took the court ready to compete. Emi was a starter who contributed 3 serves and 2 hits that both earned points for the team. Playing in the back row, Emi showed great ups, strong passes and excellent coverage throughout the game. She also communicated well with her teammates and followed through on every play. Lillian, also known as Lilly, impressed the crowd with her powerful hits and strategic placements. She had 7 hits and 1 block while consistently finding smart ways to place the ball where the opposing team struggled to return it. Vera had 1 block and delivered the first true kill of the game with a hard and fast hit to the back-left corner. Her aggressive play helped set the tone for the team and showed the importance of taking advantage of scoring opportunities. Cassidy made a major impact at the net with 5 blocks, 4 tips and 2 serves. Her strategically placed tips and amazing blocks helped end a long and grueling rally while keeping the Titans energy high.
Ava Scott also had an impressive performance as a starter, recording 6 serves, 3 hits and 1 tip. One of her biggest highlights was an amazing hit that landed in the back-left corner on the opposite side of the court. Ava R, started the game as well and had 3 serves while showing off her amazing sets and serving skills. Sofia started in middle back and contributed strong serving throughout the match. Illiana, who played setter and right-side hitter had 8 serves and showed off her amazing sets and helpful plays. She also contributed 3 blocks, 4 hits and four tips, making her a really strong player on the court. Aubrey demonstrated amazing coverage and strong blocking at the net to help keep the opposing team from scoring. Each player brought something valuable to the court through communication, effort and determination. Their individual contributions helped create a strong team performance and gave the Titans plenty of exciting moments to celebrate. Together, the players showed how teamwork and confidence can make a difference during a competitive match.
Although the freshman switch players did not play in their JV game, they supported their teammates from the sidelines. They cheered throughout the match while offering helpful corrections on form and plays to help their teammates improve. Their encouragement showed that being part of a team means supporting one another both on and off the court. Coach Sarah led the Titans to victory by helping the players make strategic decisions and encouraging them throughout the game. She helped the team recognize opportunities, trust their abilities, and stay focused during challenging rallies. Her coaching also allowed the players to relax, enjoy the game and play with confidence. The Titans demonstrated determination through their serves, hits, blocks and defensive coverage. From powerful kills to carefully placed tips, the team continued to show its ability to compete and work together. The energy on the court and support from the sidelines helped create an exciting atmosphere for everyone involved. With Coach Sarah’s guidance and the team’s strong communication, the Titans celebrated a successful night of volleyball while continuing to build their skills and confidence.
Titans Freshman Volleyball Brings the Energy Against Gilmour
The Titans freshman volleyball team was rocking blue on Monday, October 12, at 4:30 p.m. as they faced the Gilmore freshman team. The Titans came onto the court ready to compete and show off their hard work as the season approached its final game. Lauren, a starter, passed the first ball of the game and after a long rally, ended it with a killer hit to the back line. Sammie helped lead the offense with impressive precision while backing up the setter and keeping the team’s plays moving. Teagan, another starter, scored the first kill of the game and spent the match moving all over the court while cheering loudly for her teammates. Amelia made her presence known from the serve line with four serves that were all aces. Her powerful serves and accurate passes helped keep the Titans in control of the action. Bella, the starting middle, showed great coverage at the net and stayed ready to make plays whenever the opportunity came. Maddie contributed a serve, a killer roll shot and swing within the first five minutes, along with great net coverage and two blocks. Hannah also brought energy to the match with three aces and constant encouragement for her teammates, even while on the bench.
The Titans continued to show off their skills through strong serving, smart plays and teamwork across the court. Tandy served six times, earning four straight aces, and used her powerful swings and serves to help rack up at least seven points a game. Brooklyn, a starting setter, had six serves that were all aces and stayed active throughout the match, even making an incredible save off the ceiling. Ella showed great back-row coverage and kept the energy high with her loud encouragement and strong serves. Parker also made an important contribution during a lengthy rally, earning praise from a teammate for four great passes that gave the Titans the opportunity to win the point. She also assisted the setter in a play that allowed Tandy to score by tipping the ball over the net. Plays like these show how every player could make a difference, whether through serving, passing, blocking or encouraging teammates. The Titans relied on communication and determination to keep the rallies going and create scoring opportunities. With players stepping up in different ways, the team demonstrated the importance of working together instead of relying on just one standout player. Their energy and effort reflected the progress they have made throughout the season.
Throughout the game, Coach Jenna continued to remind the team, “Make the end of the season what you want,” encouraging the players to take control of their final moments together. She reminded them that only one game remained and that the season was theirs to shape through their effort and attitude. Her message encouraged the players to keep pushing, stay focused and finish strong. Coach Jenna also shared advice that has stayed with her over time: “Set realistic goals, keep reevaluating and be consistent.” Her words emphasized the importance of setting goals that can be reached while continuing to adjust and improve along the way. As the Titans prepare for their final game, the players have the opportunity to put that advice into action. Every serve, pass, block and point will matter as they look to finish their season on a high note. The team has shown that success comes from both individual effort and the support players give one another. With the season nearing its end, the Titans have one more chance to show how far they have come. The message is clear: the ending is still theirs to make.
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