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September 10, 2015 • Sports
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Recently Tanner Thompson, above, found out that a tumor has begun to regrow on her brain that was removed 6½ years ago, through surgery at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. In the coming months, Tanner will be undergoing chemotherapy to combat the tumor’s growth. SUBMITTED PHOTO |
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Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles continued serving well as they defeated the hosting Milan Lady Indians at MHS in somewhat of an unexpected finale on Thursday evening, September 8, in back-to-back games to secure a three games to none ORVC varsity conference match road victory. Lady Eagles from left are Hayley Bruns and Olivia Voss. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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PAGE UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING SEPTEMBER 10, 2015 AT 11 A.M.
JCD Lady Eagles varsity volleyball action hitting a few high notes
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
The Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles volleyball team of 2015 finds Head Coach Traci Siebert returning in the lead with an enthusiastic group of Lady Eagle players anxious for competition. Opening to a rough start in their first three encounters with match losses to the Edinburgh Lady Lancers, Hauser Lady Jets and the neighboring rival South Ripley Lady Raiders, JCD sparked recently for a victorious three match win run. The 2015 JCD Lady Eagles varsity volleyball season activity against Southwestern Shelby, Madison Shawe and Waldron during the week of August 24-29 results were as follows.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
The 2015 Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles Varsity Volleyball Team pictured above front from left include Kaitlyn Moore (6), Allison Borgman (4) and Rachel Schwanholt (7). Standing are Jordan Day (3), Brittany Pickett (5), Kayla Borgman(12), Teha Merkel (13), Rosie Newhart (11), Katelyn Gehl (10), Andrea Smith (9) and Olivia Voss (2). Unavailable for photo are Hayley Bruns (8) and Lady Eagle Head Coach Traci Siebert.
On the road action at Sw Shelby High School on Monday, August 23, the JCD varsity Lady Eagles went the distance for the 3-2 game match victory. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against Southwestern Shelby included SWS 25-14 over JCD, JCD 25-14 over SWS, JCD 25-17 over SWS, SWS 25-17 over JCD and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-6. On the road action at on Tuesday, August 25, at Madison Shawe against the Lady Hilltoppers proved to be positive at Match end. But, again, not without a fight. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against the Shawe Lady Hilltoppers included Shawe 25-23 over JCD, JCD 25-14 over Shawe, JCD 25-14 over Shawe, Shawe 25-15 over JCD and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-12. Jac-Cen-Del home hosted action at JCDHS on Thursday, August 27, against the visiting Waldron Lady Mohawks also proved to be positive though trying, as it took the Lady Eagles five games to secure the match victory. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against the Waldron Lady Mohawks included JCD 25-21 over Waldron, Waldron 25-23 over JCD, Waldron 25-22 over JCD, JCD 25-20 over Waldron and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-7. At this juncture in the new season, the Lady Eagles are 3 and 3.
JCD Lady Eagles varsity volleyball action hitting a few high notes
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
The Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles volleyball team of 2015 finds Head Coach Traci Siebert returning in the lead with an enthusiastic group of Lady Eagle players anxious for competition. Opening to a rough start in their first three encounters with match losses to the Edinburgh Lady Lancers, Hauser Lady Jets and the neighboring rival South Ripley Lady Raiders, JCD sparked recently for a victorious three match win run. The 2015 JCD Lady Eagles varsity volleyball season activity against Southwestern Shelby, Madison Shawe and Waldron during the week of August 24-29 results were as follows.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTOThe 2015 Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles Varsity Volleyball Team pictured above front from left include Kaitlyn Moore (6), Allison Borgman (4) and Rachel Schwanholt (7). Standing are Jordan Day (3), Brittany Pickett (5), Kayla Borgman(12), Teha Merkel (13), Rosie Newhart (11), Katelyn Gehl (10), Andrea Smith (9) and Olivia Voss (2). Unavailable for photo are Hayley Bruns (8) and Lady Eagle Head Coach Traci Siebert.
On the road action at Sw Shelby High School on Monday, August 23, the JCD varsity Lady Eagles went the distance for the 3-2 game match victory. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against Southwestern Shelby included SWS 25-14 over JCD, JCD 25-14 over SWS, JCD 25-17 over SWS, SWS 25-17 over JCD and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-6. On the road action at on Tuesday, August 25, at Madison Shawe against the Lady Hilltoppers proved to be positive at Match end. But, again, not without a fight. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against the Shawe Lady Hilltoppers included Shawe 25-23 over JCD, JCD 25-14 over Shawe, JCD 25-14 over Shawe, Shawe 25-15 over JCD and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-12. Jac-Cen-Del home hosted action at JCDHS on Thursday, August 27, against the visiting Waldron Lady Mohawks also proved to be positive though trying, as it took the Lady Eagles five games to secure the match victory. Lady Eagles match victory, game action scoring against the Waldron Lady Mohawks included JCD 25-21 over Waldron, Waldron 25-23 over JCD, Waldron 25-22 over JCD, JCD 25-20 over Waldron and JCD the victor of the rubber tie breaker by a final count of 15-7. At this juncture in the new season, the Lady Eagles are 3 and 3.
