UV Storm stumbles in five-setter with league opponent Oxford Friday
NEW BERLIN – Home court advantage wasn’t enough for Unadilla Valley’s volleyball squad who fought for five full sets with Oxford – emerging on the wrong end of a 3-2 match.
The two evenly matched teams of Chenango County were pitted against each other this past Friday, September 29. The very first set was just a glimpse of the excitement that was to follow – as extra points were needed to help give Unadilla Valley their early 1-0 lead with a big 26-24 set win.
That is when UV lost a step – Oxford fought back from the early 1-0 hole, ripping off two straight set wins at 25-18 and then at 26-24.
Now up 2-1, The Storm was able to sneak a win away from the lady Blackhawks in the fourth set, when UV earned the big 25-16 set – equalizing the match score at 2-2.
With everything on the line, in their home court, UV folded, or was it more that Oxford took advantage of the opportunity to claw back. Oxford’s volleyball squad stunned the UV Storm for a fifth and final set win at 25-10 – the biggest margin of victory on the night.
Individual standouts for Unadilla Valley in their home loss include: Jenna Hitt with nine aces, nine kills and six digs; Erin Kelly with four aces, 14 assists and 16 digs; Sierra Schrag with one block and 12 assists; and Izora Ramsey with nine kills.
Oxford had some solid players in their road win, including: Jessie Howe with eight aces and 11 digs; Andrea Dempsey with seven aces, four kills, and eight digs; Krysten Vigus with four aces, six kills, and five digs; Allison Beckwith with nine assists and 14 kills; Kelsey Drewniak with nine digs; and Destiny Oralls with four digs.
Unadilla Valley volleyball played home on Tuesday, October 3, at 6:30 p.m. as they hosted Harpursville-Afton. Results will be featured in The Evening Sun later this week. Oxford volleyball (3-3 overall), will also be playing the Harpursville-Afton Hornets next on their schedule, but will be traveling to Harpursville on Wednesday, October 4, at 6:30 p.m.
Notably, the junior varsity volleyball team of Oxford also took home the win over Unadilla Valley, at 2-1.
Oxford defeats Unadilla Valley Volleyball at 3-2
Sets: 24-26 (UV), 25-18 (Ox), 26-24 (Ox), 25-16 (UV), and 25-10 (Ox).
The two evenly matched teams of Chenango County were pitted against each other this past Friday, September 29. The very first set was just a glimpse of the excitement that was to follow – as extra points were needed to help give Unadilla Valley their early 1-0 lead with a big 26-24 set win.
That is when UV lost a step – Oxford fought back from the early 1-0 hole, ripping off two straight set wins at 25-18 and then at 26-24.
Now up 2-1, The Storm was able to sneak a win away from the lady Blackhawks in the fourth set, when UV earned the big 25-16 set – equalizing the match score at 2-2.
With everything on the line, in their home court, UV folded, or was it more that Oxford took advantage of the opportunity to claw back. Oxford’s volleyball squad stunned the UV Storm for a fifth and final set win at 25-10 – the biggest margin of victory on the night.
Individual standouts for Unadilla Valley in their home loss include: Jenna Hitt with nine aces, nine kills and six digs; Erin Kelly with four aces, 14 assists and 16 digs; Sierra Schrag with one block and 12 assists; and Izora Ramsey with nine kills.
Oxford had some solid players in their road win, including: Jessie Howe with eight aces and 11 digs; Andrea Dempsey with seven aces, four kills, and eight digs; Krysten Vigus with four aces, six kills, and five digs; Allison Beckwith with nine assists and 14 kills; Kelsey Drewniak with nine digs; and Destiny Oralls with four digs.
Unadilla Valley volleyball played home on Tuesday, October 3, at 6:30 p.m. as they hosted Harpursville-Afton. Results will be featured in The Evening Sun later this week. Oxford volleyball (3-3 overall), will also be playing the Harpursville-Afton Hornets next on their schedule, but will be traveling to Harpursville on Wednesday, October 4, at 6:30 p.m.
Notably, the junior varsity volleyball team of Oxford also took home the win over Unadilla Valley, at 2-1.
Oxford defeats Unadilla Valley Volleyball at 3-2
Sets: 24-26 (UV), 25-18 (Ox), 26-24 (Ox), 25-16 (UV), and 25-10 (Ox).
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