Two Matches For Lady Barons
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The Brewton-Parker College Lady Barons volleyball team faced off with Pensacola Christian and Middle Georgia State last week. vs. Pensacola
The Brewton-Parker Lady Barons claimed a thrilling 3-1 victory over the Pensacola Christian College Eagles on Senior Night at Gillis Gymnasium. The November 1 match showcased the Lady Barons' resilience, as they bounced back strongly after dropping the second set to secure the win in the regular season showdown.
The Lady Barons were led by outstanding performances from Kavlyn Hartmann with a commanding 22 kills, followed by Doriangelis Serrano, who not only clinched 11 kills but also added an impressive 24 digs and 3 service aces to her stats. Amme Mobley contributed significantly with both 6 kills and a team-high 5 block assists, demonstrating Brewton-Parker's solid defensive capabilities.
The match began with the Lady Barons securing a 25-19 win in the first set, but the Eagles countered in the second set, taking it 2520. Brewton-Parker then regained control, winning the next two sets with close scores of 25-21 and 27-25. The intense final set saw the Lady Barons rallying from behind, an effort underscored by a standout moment from senior Jelisa Alexander, who stepped in as the backup setter after Raphaela Felisberto's injury. Alexander played a crucial role, delivering key plays that kept the momentum on the Lady Barons' side.
Coach Obed Quiles praised the team's effort, stating, 'That was a great team win. I want to thank the Seniors for all they have done for this program. Now we have to refocus on our next game,' highlighting the emotional and strategic victory for the team. The Lady Barons will next face Middle Georgia State University, again at Gillis Gymnasium on November 2, as they look to extend their 10-8 season record in another significant matchup. vs. Middle Georgia
In an exhilarating conference showdown at Gillis Gymnasium on November 2, the Brewton-Parker College Lady Barons demonstrated their resilience and determination by defeating the Middle Georgia State Knights, winning the match 3-1. Fueled by standout performances and strategic plays, the Lady Barons overcame an initial setback to secure a crucial victory.
The match commenced with Middle Georgia State taking the first set 25-18, setting a challenging pace. However, the Lady Barons countered vigorously, capturing the next three sets with scores of 2522, 25-21, and 25-17 respectively. The turnaround was spearheaded by Doriangelis Serrano, who led with 17 kills, and notably clinched critical points in the final moments of Sets 2, 3, and 4. Kavlyn Hartmann and Amme Mobley also were pivotal, contributing significantly with 14 kills and 8 kills, along with top blocking honors.
Defensively, the Lady Barons were supported by Kinsley Jordan, who dominated the backcourt with 18 digs. The offense was orchestrated by Jelisa Alexander, who posted a stellar 26 assists, enabling effective setups and impactful hits throughout the competition.
Highlighting the significance of the comeback, Coach remarked, 'I am proud of this team for their willingness to battle even with a slow start. Knowing it was a must-win game, we had ladies step up in pivotal continued from page
moments which pushed our drive to win. Now that this game is over, it is time to prepare for the next.' The future for Brewton-Parker looks promising as they aim to carry this momentum into their next encounter against William Carey University on November 6 in the Gillis Gymnasium.
Currently, the Lady Barons hold a record of 11 wins and 8 losses, with a conference record of 3-8. As the season progresses, each match will be a crucial step towards improving their standing and showcasing the gritty spirit that defines Brewton-Parker volleyball
