Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
The Potter-Dix Lady Coyotes won handily against the Leyton Warriors on Tuesday, Oct. 18 in two sets before handing the same fate to their hosts, the Banner County Lady Wildcats.
Dawson Sharman and Trinity Langley led the attack with seven kills each, followed by Alexus Rozelle with four and Audrey Juelfs with two.
Sharman's one ace serve was matched by Payge Hoffman with no other aces from the Potter-Dix ladies.
Defensively Rozelle was credited with three solo blocks and two block assists, Sharman added two solo blocks as well and Juelfs added one solo with two block assists, as did Langley. Hoffman rounded out the defensive efforts with one block assist.
Sharman was a leader across the board with 12 digs, followed by Juelfs with 10, Rozelle added seven, Langley six, Hoffman four.
Lanie Thies was on top of the game as well with three saves of her own and 15 assists against the Leyton girls.
Potter-Dix 25 25 Leyton 11 20
Following their rivalry win, the Lady Coyotes made quick work of the Banner County girls, in two short sets.
Langley took charge of the offense with seven kills, followed closely by Sharman with six and Juelfs with four. Rozelle added three to the Potter-Dix board and Hoffman, one.
Aces came a bit easier for the Lady Coyotes in the second game as Hoffman served up five, Sharman and Juelfs one each and reserve players Ginny Herboldsheimer (freshman) and Hannah Stahl (sophomore) added one each as well.
Defensively no blocks were charted but the Potter-Dix girls racked up plenty of saves with Juelfs leading the way with nine digs, followed by Rozelle with seven.
Hoffman added four digs to the defensive effort, with Herboldsheimer, Stahl and Sharman each adding three. Sophomore Brooke Moench was credited with one dig and four assists while Thies added two saves in addition to 14 assists.
Potter-Dix 25 25 Banner Co. 15 3