Quad Match at Southwestern Takeaways
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Three 12th Region contenders were originally scheduled to meet at Pulaski County for a tri-match, but the games moved to Southwestern and the Campbellsville Eagles joined in the action. The Pulaski County Maroons and Southwestern Warriors started the day before the five-time defending region champion West Jessamine Colts played both then Campbellsville did the same.
People wondered about the Colts coming into the season with the graduation of eight seniors and the return of two starters. The Colts may have started the season rough with losses to Mercy and Taylor County. However, the Colts showed they will be fine and are still the team to beat with sound 3-0 wins over Pulaski County (25-19, 25-20, 25-14) then Southwestern (25-20, 25-22, 25-15).
Libero
Sienna Schantz
Sienna
Schantz
5'6" | DS/L
West Jessamine | 2025
State
KY
and setter
Callaway Marsh
Callaway
Marsh
5'8" | S
West Jessamine | 2025
State
KY
are doing a good job leading their younger teammates. Once Marsh develops a consistent rhythm with those hitters, West Jessamine will be tough because those players can pound the ball. Many play club volleyball so they are used to tough situations. Some hitters to look out for are sophomores
Ashlyn Crutcher
Ashlyn
Crutcher
5'10" | MB/OH
West Jessamine | 2027
State
KY
,
Dani Long
Dani
Long
5'10" | RS
West Jessamine | 2027
State
KY
and freshman Taylor Snowden.
Southwestern came out of the day at 3-1 starting with a win over Pulaski County and finished with a win over Campbellsville. The Warriors are tough when they are in system. A big key is cutting down on service errors as head coach Mitzi Jones would tell you. The likes of Lexi Wing and
Aaliyah Lawler
Aaliyah
Lawler
5'4" | DS/L
Southwestern | 2025
State
KY
start the attack for dynamic setter
Halle Norvell
Halle
Norvell
5'11" | S
Southwestern | 2025
State
KY
to set up the likes of
Chloe Mabe
Chloe
Mabe
5'8" | OH
Southwestern | 2025
State
KY
, Addison Black and Megan Loudermilk.
Pulaski County had a few key players not available for the game, but the Maroons made the most of the situation. Once some newer players to varsity become comfortable, the Maroons could get into a solid rhythm and be as strong as ever.
Campbellsville (0-4) may have left town without any wins, but head coach Amber Johnson said they are continuing to improve. The Eagles have shown they could be a force to reckon with before the season is over.
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Crutcher is going to be a consistent force in the middle once she gets the timing down with Marsh. Crutcher showed she can put a lot of power into the ball, especially from the strong left side. She also has good timing on her blocks to control the net well.
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Snowden does a great job angling balls that opponents sometimes do not know where they are going. That includes a hard line shot. Snowden is developing into another strong hitter for the Colts.
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