CAMANCHE —
Courtney Sowle and Libby Schnoor combined for 23 kills and 13 blocks Thursday night as Camanche upended Lisbon 25-12, 25-21, 11-25, 25-20 in Big East Conference volleyball.
Lisbon entered the game ranked 13th in Class 1A.
“The girls played with intensity and the will to win tonight,” Camanche coach Erin Daniels said. “Kylie (Vogel) mixed up the sets perfectly, and our hitters did a good job of mixing up where the ball was placed. Our blocking was definitely on tonight, too.”
Sowle had seven blocks, Schnoor had six and Julia Moore added five more for the Indians (5-9, 4-1 Big East). Sowle led Camanche with 12 kills, while Schnoor had 11 and Brettan Hilgendorf added nine. Schnoor led the defense with 13 digs.
“All of the girls did a great job on defense,” Daniels said.
After Camanche won the first two games, Lisbon came back and took Game 3, but the Indians recovered.
“We got down in the third game and had a hard time pulling ourselves out of it,” Daniels said, “but they did a good job coming back in the fourth game.”
Mohawks sweep Irish
BELLEVUE — Eighth ranked Marquette Catholic beat Prince of Peace in straight sets, 25-14, 25-10, 25-22, on Thursday in Big East Conference volleyball.
Danielle Bender had 12 kills to lead the Mohawks, who improved to 18-3, 5-0 in the Big East.
Julia Isenhour led the Irish (6-13, 1-5) with seven kills
Preston cruises
WYOMING — Preston, which jumped from 12th to ninth in the Class 1A rankings that were released earlier in the day, swept Midland in Big East volleyball, winning 25-12, 25-18, 25-23 on Thursday.
Warriors earn victory
WHEATLAND — Calamus-Wheatland pulled out two-point wins in the first and fourth games and defeated Bellevue 25-23, 18-25, 25-21, 26-24 on Thursday in Big East action.
Stephanie Petersen had 17 kills to lead the Warriors, while Kelsey Ernst led Bellevue with 12 kills and seven aces.
Cardinals beat Anamosa
MAQUOKETA — Maquoketa, ranked ninth in Class 4A, ran its record to 10-3, 4-1 in the WaMaC Conference with a 25-10, 25-8, 25-8 win against Anamosa on Thursday night.
Erica Sutton had 12 kills to lead the Cardinals, while Marlee Lindstrom had 37 assists and six ace serves.
CAMANCHE 25-25-11-25, LISBON 12-21-25-20
Camanche statistical leaders
Kills — Courtney Sowle 12, Libby Schnoor 11, Brettan Hilgendorf 9, Julia Moore 5. Assists — Kylie Vogel 28. Ace serves — Schnoor 4, Taylor Bialas 3. Blocks — Sowle 7, Schnoor 6, Moore 5. Digs — Schnoor 13, Sydney Grell 9, Vogel 8, Hilgendorf 8, Lindsey Grams 6, Bialas 6.
MARQUETTE CATHOLIC 25-25-25, PRINCE OF PEACE 14-10-22
Statistical leaders
Kills — Prince of Peace 17 (Julia Isenhour 7, Sydney Laufenberg 5, Karli Atkinson 3); Marquette 40 (Danielle Bender 12, Kelli Herrig 9, Erica Sieverding 6, Blake Banowetz 6. Assists — Prince of Peace 13 (Megan Mulholland 7, Erin Kuehn 3); Marquette 15 (Kelsey Tebbe 15). Ace serves — Prince of Peace 1 (Isenhour); Marquette 6 (Bender 3, Banowetz 2). Blocks — Prince of Peace 3 (Aaliyah Chapman 2 block assists, Isenhour 2 block assists, Laufenberg 1 block solo); Marquette 5 (Bender 1 block assist, 2 blocks solo). Digs — Prince of Peace 53 (Hunter Chapman 24, Mulholland 11, Atkinson 9); Marquette 7 (Bender 2, Banowetz 2).
CALAMUS-WHEATLAND 25-25-21-26, BELLEVUE 23-18-25-24
Statistical leaders
Kills — Bellevue 27 (Kelsey Ernst 12, Carly Rubel 8); Calamus-Wheatland 38 (Stephanie Petersen 17, Rebecca Vander Heiden 6, McKenna Luepker 5, Abagale Pewe 5). Assists — Bellevue 26 (Maci McAuliffe 13, Taylor Domer 12); Calamus-Wheatland 35 (Abbie Moellenbeck 20, Sydney Kerr 8). Ace serves — Bellevue 13 (Ernst 7, Tessa Fahey 4); Calamus-Wheatland 15 (Petersen 5, Moellenbeck 4, Luepker 3). Blocks — Bellevue 1 (Rubel 1 block assist, Maddie Hiland 1 block assist); Calamus-Whiteland 2 (Madison Bennett 1 block solo, Petersen 1 block solo). Digs — Bellevue 41 (Ciarra Wagner 11, Ernst 8, McAuliffe 6, Domer 6); Calamus-Wheatland 70 (Bennett 12, Moellenbeck 11, Kodi Gasper 9, Tessa Kauffmann 9, Kerr 8.
MAQUOKETA 25-25-25, ANAMOSA 10-8-8
Maquoketa statistical leaders
Kills — Erica Sutton 12, Allison Vandemore 11. Assists — Marlee Lindstrom 37. Ace serves — Marlee Lindstrom 6, Devon O’Connell 3. Blocks — Vandemore 1. Digs — Nicole Snyder 12, O’Connell 7.
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September 21, 2012
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