Big Week For Our JV Tigers
The Tigers wrapped up a big week of volleyball action with three competitive matches that tested and proved their growth as a team. They opened the stretch against a non-district opponent, FRA, who was the strongest team they have faced all season. Despite the loss, the Tigers showed grit and gained valuable experience against one of the top programs in the region. Bouncing back quickly, the Tigers put together a commanding performance against the Clarksville Academy Cougars. Behind contributions from every player on the roster, they secured a dominant two-set sweep, using tough serving and powerful offense to overwhelm their opponent. The highlight of the week came in their matchup against volleyball powerhouse Goodpasture Christian School. Entering the contest as underdogs, the Tigers rose to the challenge and stunned the Cougars in straight sets. With energy from the service line, strong execution at the net, and relentless defense, they controlled the match and walked away with a signature win over one of the district’s most respected programs. This stretch of matches showcased the Tigers’ resilience, teamwork, and ability to compete at the highest level, signaling that big things are ahead for this group!!
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