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Published: Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Quakers capture another MAC title

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SALEM — Brittany Gregory contributed two aces, six kills and six blocks Tuesdayas the Salem High volleyball team again won the Metro Athletic Conference crown with a three-set win over Howland.

Katie Scullion had one ace, seven kills and five blocks as the Quakers won by scores of 25-19, 25-21 and 25-9. Amy Scullion had four aces, four kills and four blocks for the Quakers (20-0 13-0).

For Howland (14-7, 10-3), Taylor Summerfield produced three points with an ace, four kills, 15 assists and a block. JVs: Salem 25-16, 25-19.

Poland 25-25-25,
Campbell 15-9-7

POLAND — Ashley Conger led the Bulldogs (13-6, 9-4 MAC) with six kills, four points, three aces and six digs. Lindsey DelSignore had four kills, six points, four aces and six digs. Dayna Blangero had four kills, six points, one ace and six digs.

Doni Muransky had 10 assists, five digs, 22 points and 11 aces.

Canfield 25-25-25,
Struthers 15-20-5

CANFIELD — Kalie Luklan scored eight points with three aces and made 12 kills and two blocks for the Cardinals (10-10, 9-4 MAC). Rachael O'Hara had 16 points with three aces, 23 assists and three kills. Amanda Belasco paced the Wildcats (3-17) with eight points and seven digs. JVs: Struthers, 16-25, 28-25, 25-22.

Mooney 25-25-25,
Chaney 23-17-21

YOUNGSTOWN — On Senior Night in the Mooney gymnasium, the Cardinals clinched the Steel Valley Conference championship.

Vickie Kocanjer paced the Cardinals (18-2, 6-0) with four blocks, three aces and four kills. Brittany Bleggi had three blocks and five kills. Dayna Daltorio had seven kills and 11 digs.

For the Cowgirls (9-12, 3-2), Jessica Gavin scored 12 points, Stephanie Merrero had seven kills, Jasmyn Hopkins five blocks, Shameka Starkey six digs and Jacquela Teamor 13 assists.

Warren Harding 25-25-25,
Ursuline 20-19-7

YOUNGSTOWN — Autumn Hall scored 19 points with three aces and two blocks for the Raiders (11-6, 6-4 SVC). Keshia Slater had 16 points, three aces and two blocks while Jocelyn Richardson had 11 digs and Vickie Kosanyer had nine kills.

The Irish (3-15, 2-4) were led by Angeline Rich, who had 11 points, with seven aces and five digs. JVs: Ursuline 25-17, 25-22.

Hubbard 25-25-25,
Brookfield 13-21-16

BROOKFIELD — The Eagles are unbeaten in the Trumbull Athletic Conference and clinched a tie for the league crown. Sophie Paddock made 16 kills and three blocks while Kim Budd made 13 digs.

For the Warriors (13-8, 7-6), Morgan Bonekovic collected 14 kills and two blocks while Taralee Williams had 18 assists.

Girard 25-25-25,
Newton Falls 10-10-16

GIRARD — Ashley Palmer collected 16 points, three aces and nine digs as the Indians (18-3, 12-1 TAC) won their fourth straight match. Aly Moliterno added four points, an ace, six kills and six digs while Lauren Chiec tacked on six points and three digs.

For the Tigers (5-15, 1-11), Sasha McGregor had two points and five kills while Blaine Chapman had six assists and five digs.

LaBrae 25-26-25-26,
Champion 17-28-17-23

LEAVITTSBURG — Ericka Seger scored 14 points with four aces to spark the Vikings (5-16, 4-9 TAC). Stepfanie Higgins had 23 kills and 31 assists while Brandy Stensrud had 10 points and two blocks. Megan Frantz led the Golden Flashes (6-15, 0-13) with 11 points and 11 assists. JVs: LaBrae 25-17, 19-25, 25-23.

Mineral Ridge 25-25-25,
Lisbon 15-18-19

MINERAL RIDGE — Heather Reinhart scored seven points and made five kills to pace the Rams (6-15, 2-11 Inter Tri-County League Tier One).

Alex Ladd had eight points, one ace and 14 assists while Alayna Spackman had eight points and six kills. Sarah Garland had 52 digs.

Crestview 25-25-25,
South Range 11-11-14

NORTH LIMA — Chelsea Bowker led the Rebels (19-2, 13-0 ITCL Tier One) with 11 kills and three blocks. Rachel Storm had four points, 11 digs and nine kills. Kyler Thompson had seven kills and two blocks, Tess Reash nine digs, two aces and 19 points and Elyse Mongillo had eight points, 30 assists, eight digs and three kills.

Jen Felt led the Raiders (10-11, 5-7) with four kills. JVs: Crestview 25-18, 21-25, 25-21.

Lowellville 18-25-25-25,
Southern 25-2-17-21

SALINEVILLE — Jacque Scuradel scored 24 points with four aces for the Rockets (8-11, 3-8 ITCL Tier Two). Rachel Marriotti had 18 points and two aces. Emily Ramsey led the Indians (0-19, 0-11) with seven points and two aces. JVs: Southern 25-16, 25-11.

Sebring 25-25-11-27,
Leetonia 9-20-25-25

SEBRING — Briana Jones scored 23 points with an ace and made two kills and 15 assists for the Trojans (6-11, 3-8 ICTL Tier Two).

Jordan Henderson scored eight points with three aces and made two kills and 21 passes. Katie Wilson made 11 kills and made 30 passes and scored seven points.

For Leetonia (8-11, 6-6), Bobbie Miller scored 14 points with an ace and made 23 assists, two blocks and 11 digs. JVs: Sebring, 25-18, 25-14.

Wilson 22-18-25-25-15,
Yo. Christian 25-25-20-12-5

YOUNGSTOWN — Misti Mraz had 27 points, four aces, four digs, Aida Rivera had 27 points, three kills and Keisha Stuart had 15 points, three kills and four digs for Wilson (5-12).

For Youngstown Christian, Sandy Snyder had 23 points and Sara Bell had eight points and 11 digs.

Lordstown 25-25-25,
Badger 13-10-1

KINSMAN — Meagan Gibson scored 32 points with nine aces and made seven kills for the Red Devils (21-2, 13-0 Northeastern Athletic Conference).

Mathews 26-25-25,
Maplewood 24-20-9

VIENNA — Jenn Manz led the Braves with eight points, four aces and 13 assists for Mathews. Karen Pilati had eight points, three aces and four kills.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006