Carraher, Greene set career milestones; Lynchburg-Clay wins 3 matches in 3 days

Two Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs volleyball players earned career milestones this past week as senior Addy Carraher earned her 1,000th career assist in a match, while senior teammate Halle Greene earned her 500th career dig in a match. 

This past week LCHS played three matches on three consecutive nights, defeating West Union, Georgetown, and the Eastern Lady Warriors. 
 
Playing Southern Hills Athletic Conference foe West Union on Tuesday (Oct. 13), the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs earned a three-set win over host West Union.

LCHS won with set scores of 25-18, 25-17 and 25-15. 

Lynchburg-Clay senior Addy Carraher collected 34 assists and 11 digs in the win. Junior Hydee Green finished the match with nine kills and three digs. Senior Halle Greene totaled nine kills, one assist, two aces and 18 digs. 

LCHS freshman Becca McLaughlin had three kills and one assist. Senior Kylie O’Connor finished the match with 10 kills, two aces and 15 digs. Junior Bre Rosselott had 10 kills, one dig and one block. 

The Lady Mustangs also saw senior Melany Stephenson finish the win with two aces and 28 digs. Senior Jules Vesey had 10 digs. Junior Charlee Wildey collected one dig. 

Team totals for LCHS were 41 kills, 36 assists, six aces, 87 digs and one block. West Union had 16 kills, 13 assists, four aces, 87 digs and two blocks. 

West Union leaders were senior Madison Stout (five kills, two aces), senior Annabelle McIntosh (11 assists), senior Violet Randolph (24 digs) and junior Kaydence Cook (two blocks). 

On Wednesday, Oct. 14, back on the court one day following a road SHAC win, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs traveled to Georgetown to face the Lady GMen, and it was LCHS winning in three sets once again. 

Lynchburg-Clay gained the match win with a set one win at 25-7, followed by a set-two score of 25-16 and a set three score of 25-15. 

LCHS finished the contest with 29 kills with junior Bre Rosselott having 14 kills, followed by senior Halle Greene with eight kills. Also with kills for the Lady Mustangs were junior Hydee Green (three) and senior Kylie O’Connor (four). 

Of the 27 assists collected by LCHS against West Union, senior Addy Carraher had 25 of them, while Rosselott and senior Melany Stephenson each had one. 

There were 14 aces made by the Lady Mustangs with Carraher and O’Connor each having four, while Stephenson and senior Ashlynn Wilson each had two. Also with one ace each were Green and Greene.

The digs leader for LCHS was Stephenson with 19, and next was Greene with 10. Lynchburg-Clay also had digs by Carraher (six), Green (one), O’Connor (seven), Rosselott (two), senior Jules Vesey (eight) and Wilson (one). 

LCHS also had three blocks with Rosselott having two and Green with one. 

It was the third win in three days for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs volleyball team on Thursday, Oct. 15, this time adding another Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by defeating the Eastern Lady Warriors in four sets. 

The conference win by Lynchburg-Clay included set wins of 25-13 (set one), 25-14 (set three) and 25-13 (set four). 

Lynchburg-Clay had three players collect double-digits in kills with senior Halle Greene having 16, senior Kylie O’Connor with 14 and junior Bre Rosselott with 10. Also with kills were senior Addy Carraher and junior Hydee Green with one each, while freshman Becca McLaughlin had four.

Carraher led LCHS with 35 assists, and she was followed by senior Melany Stephenson with four and McLaughlin had one. 

The Lady Mustangs also had 14 aces in the win with senior Jules Vesey with four, and Carraher had three. Finishing with two aces each were Green, Greene and Stephenson, while Rosselottt had one. 

O’Connor was the digs leader with 13 and Stephenson had 11. Also with digs for LCHS were Carraher (eight), Green (six), Greene (nine), Rosselott (four) and Vesey (two). Rosselott also had all three blocks by the Lady Mustangs. 

Following the three wins this week, Lynchburg-Clay is now 17-4 overall with a SHAC record of 10-2 with one conference match left on the schedule on Thursday, Oct. 22 at Peebles.