Kills

Katherin Lowery had two aces, two kills and four assists for St. Pauls, Ava Monroe had four kills and Cierra Jones had one ace, two kills and two assists.

Harris finished the opening game with six kills, but El Dorado countered with Kaiden Gerard (six blocks), Dillon Overbeck (four kills) and Trent Chaffin (three kills) while the Panthers committed eight errors.

Kalona Valene Kekahu-Laloulu had four kills and one ace, while McKayla Delosantos added four kills and Casserra Togia White tallied three kills and three blocks.

Abigail Van Ruler also notched six kills, Ashtyn Wobig had five kills and nine digs and Aleah Ries four kills and seven digs.

Jessica Moberg paced the Wolverines with 15 kills and 12 assists, Lora Botker added 12 assists, six kills, Reanna Ward added five kills, five digs, and three blocks.

Last season, McLaren tallied up a total of 267 kills on the year, her highest kills per game were 26. This season, Sydney is third in the conference for kills averaging 3.38 per set.

Tech got great performances from Nani Merced (seven aces, 11 kills), KK Carrasquillo (six aces, 15 kills), Derlande Montas (eight kills) and Jasinairy Camilo (15 assists).

Apfelbach recorded 16 kills, Schneidmiller matched a career high of 12 kills, and Stadick recorded 9 kills 4 blocks.

The notion of inaction, of standing by and watching as Assad kills and kills and kills, racking up a death toll in Syria of 500,000millions into refugees – that prospect too should sicken us.

Ava Ehlnger had 13 kills, Erin Wagner had 12 kills, Grace Conrad had 26 assists and Rachel Jennings had 16 digs for Ohio Northern.

Carlie Besecker had 11 kills and five digs and Addison Ventura had 11 kills and seven digs.

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Hawaii opposite Dimitrios Mouchlias put away 13 kills in 21 swings and Galloway added nine kills in 13 error-free swings.

In the first set, four of the Vikings’ first eight points came from Mayo’s kills and the freshman also had four kills down the stretch to help keep her team alive in the third set.

Madi Crowe led the charge with 15 kills (3.8 kills per set).

M. Notter racked up eight kills and 17 digs, while Sophie Isenbart tallied six kills, three solo blocks and five digs.

Sarah Franklin led the team with 10 kills, closely followed by Devyn Robinson and Carter Booth with nine kills each.

She ended the season fifth in the Big 12 and 37 in the country in kills per set, while her 4.43 kills average during conference play ranked third in the league.

Tobler had eight kills and five digs and Gagliano six kills and five digs.

Against the Tigers, Clark had 13 kills and Asbjornsen finished with 11 kills and six aces.