A night to remember, S-E falls on senior night
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne-Earlville varsity volleyball team had their sights set on the win – a magical win on their senior night that would help them avoid an a defeated season – however, momentum was truly switched off leading to a 3-1 loss last Friday
The home loss on Friday, Feb. 3, and what was the last time playing on their home for S-E's four graduating seniors (Alexa Bates, Morgan Homann, Abbey Stratton, and Taylor Grant) – gave the crowd quite a contrast in performance from set to set. Up 1-0 over Stockbridge Valley, after showing great prowess on the court in their first set to win 25-19 – the gym needed to be evacuated due to a fire alarm going off just as the second set began, SB led 1-0 at the time.
When all was settled and the second set resumed – the lady Marauders who had Stockbridge playing scared after the first set seemed to have lost their edge, eventually falling to the tie at 1-1. The 1-1 set score was the result of a second set which saw S-E claim a 10-10 draw, before being stifled to a final set score of 25-14.
With redemption on their mind – and the momentum killing fire alarm hopefully in the past – the lady Marauders looked to reclaim their footing in the third set. S-E fought in the set to a score of 25-17, falling to Stockbridge now for the second time in a row to draw the match to 2-1.
Down 2-1 and the entire game hanging in the balance, Stockbridge attacked in the final set, hoping to put away the Marauders quietly. However, a resilient S-E squad – although down 14-4 at one point – did attempt to claw their way back from the depths. S-E saw solid play in the final set, which earned them a solid run to the eventual score of 25-14.
With the loss on Friday, Sherburne-Earlville officially completed an 0-16 season for 2016-2017.
“This group has worked very hard over the years,” said Sherburne-Earlville head coach Ed Holmquist. “I am proud of them and they have bright futures.”
Leading S-E on the night with individual statistics was Alexa Bates (six kills, four blocks, 9 digs), Cheznie Lounsbury (eight blocks, three aces, six digs, and seven kills), and Abbey Stratton (12 digs, four assists, and one kill).
Cameron Turner Photo
The home loss on Friday, Feb. 3, and what was the last time playing on their home for S-E's four graduating seniors (Alexa Bates, Morgan Homann, Abbey Stratton, and Taylor Grant) – gave the crowd quite a contrast in performance from set to set. Up 1-0 over Stockbridge Valley, after showing great prowess on the court in their first set to win 25-19 – the gym needed to be evacuated due to a fire alarm going off just as the second set began, SB led 1-0 at the time.
When all was settled and the second set resumed – the lady Marauders who had Stockbridge playing scared after the first set seemed to have lost their edge, eventually falling to the tie at 1-1. The 1-1 set score was the result of a second set which saw S-E claim a 10-10 draw, before being stifled to a final set score of 25-14.
With redemption on their mind – and the momentum killing fire alarm hopefully in the past – the lady Marauders looked to reclaim their footing in the third set. S-E fought in the set to a score of 25-17, falling to Stockbridge now for the second time in a row to draw the match to 2-1.
Down 2-1 and the entire game hanging in the balance, Stockbridge attacked in the final set, hoping to put away the Marauders quietly. However, a resilient S-E squad – although down 14-4 at one point – did attempt to claw their way back from the depths. S-E saw solid play in the final set, which earned them a solid run to the eventual score of 25-14.
With the loss on Friday, Sherburne-Earlville officially completed an 0-16 season for 2016-2017.
“This group has worked very hard over the years,” said Sherburne-Earlville head coach Ed Holmquist. “I am proud of them and they have bright futures.”
Leading S-E on the night with individual statistics was Alexa Bates (six kills, four blocks, 9 digs), Cheznie Lounsbury (eight blocks, three aces, six digs, and seven kills), and Abbey Stratton (12 digs, four assists, and one kill).
Cameron Turner Photo
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