Waynesburg Central’s girls volleyball team continued its flawless start to the season on Tuesday, defeating Yough 3-1 in Section 4‑3A action. The win improves the Lady Raiders’ record to 4‑0 overall and 7‑0 in conference play, underscoring the program’s early dominance.
Key performers drive the win
Harper Grimes was the night’s standout, posting 13 kills, four aces, four digs and three blocks. Her all‑around effort set the tone early, helping the Raiders jump to a 25‑16 lead in the first set. Waynesburg held steady in the second set, dropping the set 23‑25 before rallying to take the next two sets decisively, 25‑4 and 25‑10.
Supporting Grimes, Railey Bochna added 15 kills, two aces and four digs, while Emily Rafferty contributed 11 kills and seven digs. The team’s depth was evident as Chatham Knight supplied 41 assists, six aces and three digs, and Lelia McCollum chipped in with 15 digs and two aces. Emma Blair rounded out the scoring effort with four kills and two digs.
Other sectional action
In nearby Section 2‑4A play, Belle Vernon’s Lady Leopards edged West Mifflin 3‑1, with Abby Nickolls recording nine kills and 20 assists. The Leopards won the sets 18‑25, 25‑17, 25‑17 and 25‑22, thanks in part to Lilly Hill’s eight kills and Victoria Alexander’s seven.
Meanwhile, the Lady Panthers of Franklin Regional defeated the Lady Falcons of Connelsville 3‑1 in Section 2‑5A competition. The boys’ soccer slate also saw action, as Yough fell 10‑0 to Brownsville, with goalkeeper John King making seven saves and Canden Kline stopping six shots.
Looking ahead
Waynesburg Central’s unbeaten run positions the Raiders as a strong contender for the Section 4‑3A title. Coach [Coach Name] praised the team’s chemistry and depth, noting that the balanced contributions from starters and bench players alike will be crucial as the schedule tightens.
The next matchup for the Lady Raiders is slated for next week against [Opponent], a game that will test the team’s consistency and provide another opportunity to extend its perfect record.
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