Area volleyball roundup: A-L-A-H tops Sullivan

Mickayla Grow had eight aces, 21 assists and eight digs. Roosevelt has gone 1-4 against teams from Minnesota this season.

Olympia (11-4, 3-1) was led by five kills each from Katie Bergeron and Shannon Morr and 15 assists from Sara Rathbun. Megan belcher had 23 assists and three digs while Taylor Tucker finished with six kills, a block and an ace. The Patriots (0-7) will try again for their first win Saturday against Rapid City Central. Brookings falls to 2-5 (2-4 ESD). Hampshire won a set, 25-22. Kylee Van Egdom registered five aces, Strasser and Voss had four apiece and Shelby Zomermannd added three of her own. MCM returns to action Thursday vs. Menno, while SFC welcomes Wagner.

Williams Valley won the JV match, 2-1.

Windom advances to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the conference. Next up for Canton is the Cavalier Clash, which begins with a match against Bon Homme on Saturday.

Hanah Francoeur added 11 kills, two blocks, three digs, 11 service points and two aces for Lincoln Park (5-0), off to the best start in the program’s 22-year history. Descinda Slaughter led the Highlanders (2-5, 1-3) with 15 kills. At the end of pool play, Harbor Beach was 1-2-1 and was seeded 8th in the gold bracket, but lost in the first round to top seed Saline. Both teams are back in action Saturday at the Cavalier Clash at Bon Homme.

Emma Malinowski chipped in six kills and an ace for Delone Catholic.

Lincoln Park plays at 7 p.m. Thursday at Glades Central, then hosts Fort Pierce Westwood in an in-school match at 12:30 p.m. Friday. McKenna Shrader had 10 assists and two blocks, while Cassidy Shrader had seven points, nine digs, two blocks and 22 assists. Kailee Petersen made five kills, while Danee Collier had six digs.

Mount Pulaski edges Tri-Valley: Alexandra Beckers’ 19 assists and Maddy Davis’s 10 kills helped fuel Mount Pulaski as the Hilltoppers collected a 25-22, 25-22 win over Tri-Valley at Mount Pulaski.

McKenzie defeated Alsea 25-16, 10-25, 20-25, 25-21, 15-10, led by 27 assists from Anna McNutt and nine kills, five aces and 15 digs from Miyanna Hayes. Marissa Herschberger 7 aces, 8 digs, 3 assists.

OKABENA – Andrea Hinkeldey had 15 kills and 8 digs as the Heron Lake-Okabena Wildcats volleyball team defeated Adrian in straight sets Thursday, 25-19, 25-17 and 25-13. Tea picked up 17 assists from Sydney Clayburg and eight kills from Amanda Carlson. Abby Williams had three kills and seven points.

Hanson def. Canistota 25-14, 25-13, 25-18 in Alexandria – Led by Kyendi Cheeseman (12 kills, 16 digs) and Hannah Marquardt (19 kills, 2 aces), Hanson glided past the Hawks in straight sets. Casey Mecum added two aces and fives digs in the loss.

Madalyn Wilson led Newman (4-7, 3-2 TRAC) with four kills, with Teagen Hinrichs adding three.

West Central def. Garretson 25-14, 25-16, 25-22 in Hartford – Molly McMahon logged five aces and 15 kills and Kali Nelson added three more aces to lead West Central to the win over Garretson.

For Prophetstown, Claire Milnes and Courtney Pierceson each had five kills, Lexi Rangel had nine assists, and Autumn Clary and Jensyn McKinney added five digs apiece. Lara Luke blocked five shots, and Morgan Gloe posted 16 digs for the Blue Dragons, who face Dell Rapids on Tuesday.

Sydney Nyborg tallied a double-double for JCC with 12 kills and 11 digs along with a 17-of-18 serving performance.

Dee-Mack outlasts Fieldcrest: Mikayla Seibert and Addie Patton recorded 13 kills each and Kenzie Rhodes was credited with 40 assists to spark Deer Creek-Mackinaw past Fieldcrest, 23-25, 26-24, 25-20, at Mackinaw.

Mock spiked eight kills while Luttrell supplied seven, Johnson six, Jacob four, Poston three and Griffin two. Benson also racked up eight digs, two solo blocks and two service aces.

Hitter Tavie Bell led the Lady Bears with 10 kills and five blocks while Michelle Mason had 13 assists. Mary Grace Golden added eight points, nine hits, five kills and six digs, while Wiliams had nine hits, five kills, three blocks and five points. For Gayville, Genevieve Clark had 13 kills and eight digs, while Traia Hubbard had seven kills and Viola Ishmael had 11 digs. Kate Bakken added six kills, two aces and 15 digs for the Millers, and Alyssa Osterkamp had 26 assists and eight digs. For Freeman, Chelsea Heeg had 19 kills, five blocks and five digs.

Cassiday Shrader stayed busy for CA recording a triple-double with 14 service points (six aces), 28 assist and 14 digs.