2018 aau volleyball 13 opener
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The open coed-fours are for players who regularly play in beach tournaments. The pair each concluded the match with three block assists in addition to Gauthreaux's one solo block. At the time of the delay, Arkansas had the bases loaded with no outs and Casey Martin due up.
At one point, the score rested at 13-13, with UCLA briefly pulling ahead of the home team. ACES: Harris 9, Grine 2.
Training options include vertical training and options for conditioning that had been requested. After competing purely in track as a freshman in 2016-17, Ostrowski seamlessly transferred her talents to cross country with an u win 1st of 94 at the Mount St. Submitted photo Kaitlyn Zignego, left, Sara Hoffman and Maddie Matuke of Hudson recently participated in the AAU Jr. Wednesday, and Niceville will hit the road to play Mosley at 6 p. The Badgers limited the Longhorns to. Campbell later met a late three-point advantage at 23-20, but back answered UVU with a kill from Tarawhiti and a service ace from Funk Stratton to pull the Wolverines within a point at 23-22.
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Durango got off to a fast start in the first game, getting out to an early 9-3 lead before the Indians hitters started finding their rhythm. Montrose took the lead at 16-15 and would not relinquish it. Durango got within four points twice, at 16-20 and 20-24, but the Indians put the set away the very next point. In the second set, Durango got off to a slow start, as it went down 0-4 and 4-8 before head coach Colleen Vogt called a timeout. Even after the stoppage in play, the closest the Demons would get would be two points midway through the second set after Kyle Rowland aced the Indians that forced Montrose to call a timeout at 14-16. Montrose responded after the timeout. Taylor Wolf led the Demons with 12 kills on the afternoon. We still made too many unforced errors, but I still thought we played really well. The Bobcats 2-5, 1-3 Sam Juan Basin will play at 5 p. Boys Soccer Durango 2, Grand Junction 1The Durango boys soccer team 6-1, 2-0 Southwest League came out victorious Saturday afternoon against Grand Junction after Logan Fullington scored a brace with a goal in each half that was enough to earn a conference win. We talked to them about having more intensity and putting in the effort that we knew it would take. The second half was much better and we dominated the field of play, our conditioning took over and we found a way to get that second goal and got the result. The Mean Moose 6-4, 4-0 2A Intermountain League earned a 3-2 win at Bayfield 1-5, 1-1 IML on Saturday. Jose Mateo-Andres scored on a penalty kick in the seventh minute and again found goal in the 37th minute. Darrin Rodriguez scored the other Alamosa goal in the 34th minute. Bayfield answered with goals from Dylan Doskocil and Jason Schneider in the second half. Bailee Blakeslee made 13 saves in goal for the Wolverines, who will play at 4 p. Cross-countryAt the Bayfield XC Invitational Saturday, both area teams had impressive showings, as the Durango High School girls team won with 20 points and had four out of the top-five finishers, while the Bayfield boys squad finished second overall. The Wolverine girls finished in last place with 137 points. In a race where the Demons did not bring its top runners, it was still an impressive performance with Tea Forrest winning the race in 23 minutes, 18. Rounding out the top-five was Abby Fehr at 23:54. TennisThe Durango High School boys tennis team fell in both matches this weekend, falling Friday afternoon to Air Academy 1-6, and Saturday, getting swept by Coronado, 0-7. The lone winner for the Demons this weekend was Ethan Craig, who won at the No. Friday afternoon and Grand Junction Central at 8:30 a.
