Photo by Joshua Ezieme
Girls Volleyball:
After Azusa swept them on Tuesday to snap a five-match win streak, Marshall Fundamental was back in Mission Valley League play on Wednesday.
The Eagles swept their visitors from Arroyo.
Marshall won by scores of 25-16, 25-16 and 25-9.
The girls from Pasadena made only five dig errors all match and served 92% at the line.
The energy was high on the Marshall side throughout and they got many contributions in Wednesday’s victory.
Journey Blueford had two kills and three blocks, and Lauren Sandoval chipped in with two aces, three kills and 17 assists.
Rory Lorenz and Alexis Delgado both contributed six kills and two aces apiece.
Abigail Garibay had five kills and two aces, and Evelyn Mkhitarian added four kills and five aces.
Jaenna Sambilay provided three aces and was 9-of-9 on digs.
Up next: The Eagles will host Gabrielino on Friday at 3:30.
Quotable:
Marshall Fundamental coach, Jeffrey Thai: “Today’s match was all about energy and defense. I am very happy with a team total of only five digging errors. Jaenna really stepped up on the defensive end today after a bad outing on Tuesday. Our offense was quite aggressive with a total of 26 kills as our setter, Lauren Sandoval, continues to move the ball well. Every time Arroyo tried to make a push, our defense was able to hold them off. We know Gabrielino sets a very high bar and had only lost one match in the past nine seasons, but we are extremely excited to welcome them to our house on Friday. and see how we stack up against the Goliath of our league.”
Records: Arroyo (2-4, 0-1); Marshall Fundamental (10-4, 2-0)
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