Lady Indians win in 3 sets over Clinton-Massie; fall to North Adams
Hillsboro sophomore Macy Fauber is pictured from a home game this season. (HCP Photo/Stephen Forsha)
Hosting the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons on Monday evening (Oct. 12) in non-conference play, the Hillsboro Lady Indians collected another win for their overall record this season, defeating the visitors in three straight sets.
The Oct. 12 win by HHS included set wins of 25-18, 25-18 and 25-18.
Senior Tylee Davis led HHS with 18 kills, while also collecting one ace and seven digs. Sophomore Macy Fauber finished with two assists and a team-best 18 digs.
Senior Marianne Mycroft finished the win with one kill and three digs. Junior Riley Pence totaled five kills, two digs and two blocks. Senior Scarlett Perkins had three kills in the win, plus she added four assists, one dig and a block.
HHS senior Josie Rhoades ended the match with one ace and six digs. Fellow senior Ryan Wagoner totaled eight kills, one ace and 15 digs. Sophomore Emmalee Young had three kills, 27 assists, two aces, four digs and two blocks. Senior Paisley Zink finished with one kill and one dig.
As a team, the Lady Indians collected 39 kills, 33 assists, five aces, 57 digs and five blocks.
On Thursday evening (Oct. 15) saw the Hillsboro Lady Indians fall on their home court to the visiting North Adams Lady Green Devils of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference in four sets.
Hillsboro won the third set by a 25-19 score, but it was North Adams who won sets one (25-21), two (25-23) and four (25-14) to take home the non-conference win.
The match saw the Lady Indians collect 36 kills, 30 assists, three aces, 86 digs and 11 blocks.
Senior Tylee Davis finished the match for HHS with 14 kills, two assists, 14 digs and four blocks. Senior Marianne Mycroft totaled three kills, five digs and a block.
Fellow senior Josie Rhoades had one ace and 12 digs. HHS senior Ryan Wagoner finished with seven kills, two aces, 16 digs and two blocks. Another HHS senior Paisley Zink totaled one kill, one assist and one dig.
HHS junior Riley Pence finished the match with three kills, eight digs and two blocks. Sophomore Macy Fauber had 16 digs for the Lady Indians. HHS sophomore Emmalee Young collected eight kills, 27 assists, 14 digs and two blocks.