The Tigers get their first district WIN!

The USN JV team added a win to their record! They won their first district match against Columbia Academy on Tuesday night. The Tigers started off with positive energy and worked hard to take the first set 23-25. There was long serving streaks and great hustle plays to keep the rallies alive. The Tigers enter the second set with lots of energy and an eagerness to get another win! The second set went even better than the first set! The Tigers showed great communication on the court, many perfect passes, and aggressive plays which led them to their 25-16 victory over Columbia Academy. The Tigers will compete again at MTCS on Thursday. 
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