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Lady Mustangs gain wins against Fayetteville and Blanchester; career milestones set

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Pictured for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs after achieving career milestones in a non-conference match at Blanchester are (l-r) Addy Carraher and Halle Greene. (Photo courtesy of Lynchburg-Clay Athletics)
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Stephen Forsha, The Highland County Press

Two individual milestones were achieved by Lynchburg-Clay volleyball players on Wednesday, Sept. 2, as senior Addy Carraher achieved her 500th career dig and senior Halle Greene achieved her 500th career kill against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats at BHS. 

Against Blanchester, LCHS won in three sets by scores of 25-13, 25-11 and 25-09. 

On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the Lady Mustangs defeated Fayetteville in four sets with LCHS winning set two (25-21), set three (25-13) and set four (25-13). Fayetteville won the first set at 25-10. 

Lynchburg-Clay had team totals of 36 kills, 33 assists, 12 aces, 71 digs and five blocks. Fayetteville totaled 33 kills, 29 assists, 12 aces, 28 digs and seven blocks.

For LCHS, senior Addy Carraher finished with two kills, 30 assists, one ace, 20 digs and one block. Junior Hydee Green had four kills and one ace. Senior Halle Greene totaled nine kills, one assist, four aces and 12 digs. 

Also against Fayetteville, the Lady Mustangs had freshman Becca McLaughlin total one assist and one block. Senior Kylie O’Connor had 11 kills, four aces and three digs. Junior Bre Rosselott ended the match with seven kills and three blocks. 

Senior Melany Stephenson ended the match with three kills, one assist, one ace and 24 digs. Senior Jules Vesey finished with one ace and 12 digs. 

Fayetteville leaders were junior Tegan Combs (11 kills, five blocks), senior Maya Murphy (28 assists, three aces) and senior Christina Murphy (eight digs). 

LCHS enters the fair break week with an overall record of 6-1 and a SHAC mark of 4-0. 
 

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