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By Chris Ehrhart
Special to the Rappahannock News
District competition for the Rappahannock County volleyball teams began last week. When it was over, each squad had earned a district win
The Junior Varsity team now stands at 6-2, 1-f in the Bull Run District and the Varsity squad 11-1, 2-0.
For the first match of the season on Oct. 2, the Lady Panthers traveled to Falls Church to take on the George Mason Mustangs.
In the Junior Varsity team’s first game, George Mason pulled ahead ■with strong serving and won. 25-21. In the second game, Rappahannock was able to keep the score close, but George Mason won 26-24 and the match 2-0
The varsity team took the court. The first serve of the match was at 7:20 p.m and by 8:10 p.m., the Lady Panthers had defeated George Mason in three straight sets 25-10, 25-11, and 25-15.
Rappahannock continued to dominate at the net with seven RCHS players recording kills. Rvisha Cook had 11. Anna Rreyling, nine, Danielle Hiserman, two, Lara Rreyling, two, and Sherri Woodward, Brittany Thornhill, and Mattie Nawrocki each had one. Anna was also able to record seven blocks and Rvisha three. Lara Rreyling had 17 assists, Rachel Gall had three and Anna Rreyling. one. The varsity squad was also able to tally 17 aces.
Thursday, Oct. 4, the RCHS volleyball teams had an opportunity to play in front of a home crowd for the first time in three weeks, hosting the neighboring Madison Mountaineers. This was the team’s second distnct match of the season.
The JV squad came out strong against Madison County, collecting seven aces and winning 25-17. The second game proved to be a little more exciting. Madison came out unwavering and was able to build a 23-10 lead. However, with Rebecca Tupper serving, Christina Naremore and Samantha Brown prowling the net, and strong defensive playing from Elvira Yapez, Ratie Burke, and Nicole Brown, the Panthers staged a strong rallv RCHS
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