In a thrilling Section 4‑2A girls volleyball showdown, the Frazier Lady Commodores (12‑0, 15‑3) overcame a two‑set hole to defeat host Beth‑Center 3‑2 on Tuesday. The victory, sealed by a 15‑5 final set, earned Frazier its 19th section title and pushed the program’s winning streak to an impressive 58 matches.
Key performances fuel comeback
Allie Monack led the charge with a dominant stat line: 38 kills, 19 assists, 12 digs and eight service points. Her offensive firepower helped swing momentum after Beth‑Center took the first two sets 30‑28 and 25‑20. Morgan Fisher added 10 kills and 32 assists, while Addison Hiles contributed 19 digs and 15 service points. The front line also made its mark, with Mia West recording 13 blocks and Anna Essington adding 11.
Supporting contributions came from Lola Marish (10 digs, 10 service points), Grace Polkabla (five kills, eight service points) and several teammates who stepped up in crucial moments.
Set‑by‑set recap
Beth‑Center opened strong, taking the first set 30‑28 and the second 25‑20. Frazier responded in the third set, dominating 25‑18, and continued the surge with a 25‑16 win in the fourth. The decisive fifth set saw Frazier pull away 15‑5, sealing the championship.
Coach Hartman praises team resilience
Coach Mandy Hartman praised her squad’s perseverance, noting that the comeback exemplified the program’s “never‑give‑up” mentality cultivated over years of hard work and community support. “Our athletes showed true heart and faith in each other,” Hartman said. “This title reflects the dedication of our players, families, and the entire Frazier community.”
Other section results
In related Section 4‑2A action, the Lady Bulldogs fell to a 9‑2 section record and 12‑2 overall after the loss to Frazier. Elsewhere, Belle Vernon defeated Ringgold 3‑0, Waynesburg Central swept Southmoreland 3‑0, and West Greene bested Mapletown 3‑0. The Lady Lions (13‑0, 14‑1) also continued their dominance with a 3‑0 win over the Fillies in Section 2‑4A.
Community impact
The championship run has energized the local community, drawing families and alumni to support the team throughout the season. Attendance at the final match reflected strong local pride, with many parents and former players cheering from the sidelines.
Frazier’s continued success underscores the importance of high‑school athletics in fostering teamwork, discipline, and character—values that align with the community’s commitment to strong families and faith‑based principles.
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