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News Article - Lady Eagles Working Hard - Oct 9, 2009 The Lady Eagles volleyball team traveled to Jefferson County on Tuesday, September 22 for a district match. The result was the same as the teams' first meeting- a Jefferson County win in four sets. "One difference between the two matches was that we kept the games closer" commented Coach Ed Irvin. "Our bad spurts still outnumber our good spurts, and as long as that continues, we will have a hard time winning matches," said Irvin.
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New Photo Gallery - Seymour vs. Jefferson - Sep 29, 2009 News Article - Lady Eagles Diverted Bus Ride - Sep 28, 2009 lady eagles diverted bus ridepublished: September 28 2009 07:55 AM updated:: September 28 2009 07:55 AM The Lady Eagles volleyball team bus broke down on the way to Cherokee on Thursday, and after the team arrived at the gym one carload at a time, the team began their play as if they were not functioning on all cylinders."It got ugly early", commented Coach Ed Irvin. "We got behind 4-7 quickly & then we continued to deteriorate and fell back 11-17, finally losing 18-25 in the first set. We were playing like we were still on the bus, not in a gym for a match. The Lady Chiefs jumped out to a 11-5 lead in the second set, but Seymour came storming back to a 13-13 tie. Seymour kept the momentum & won the second set 25-20. Seymour set the pace in the third set to lead 13-7, and held on for a 25-22 win. The fourth set went to Cherokee 25-21, with the Lady Eagles dropping behind early and was unable to catch up. Once again, Seymour responded with a fifth set victory at 15-12 behind the clutch serving from freshmen Sarah Stoffle and Kasey Norman. Stats" Seymour 18 25 25 21 15 Cherokee 25 20 22 25 12 Andrea Markowitz- 58 sets, 18 assists, 11 points Kasey Norman- 17 points, 7 aces, 27 spikes, 13 kills, 15 digs Record: Overall- 5-11 2AAA- 4-6
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"The first two sets of the match were carbon copies", according to Coach Ed Irvin. "Sevier Co. jumped out to an early lead, and played in cruise control for the wins." said Irvin. The third set saw the Lady Eagles jump out to a 9-3 lead, only to see Sevier Co. catch up on a 5-0 run. Seymour regrouped and jumped back into the lead at 18-13, only to, once again, see their lead disappear for the final 25-20. Stats: SCHS 25 25 25 SHS 10 17 20 For SCHS Mary Ann Jackson- 16 points, 2 aces, 5 blocks, 13 spikes, 4 kills Megan Daugherty- 16 points, 2 aces, 8 digs For SHS Ashley McCarter- 24 digs Hannah Moore- 7 spikes, 3 kills Nicole Warner- 11 digs Records: SCHS- 9-8 5-2 in 2AAA SHS- 3-10 2-5 2AAA Earlier in the week during Monday's matchup against Jefferson County the Lady Eagles gave their best but came up short. "We continue to shoot ourselves in the foot at crucial times of the games", commented Coach Ed Irvin. "Until we improve individually, we will continue to struggle as a team. We're about a third of the way through the season & we are making the same mistakes we made in camp this summer." said Irvin. Stats: Jefferson Co. 25 25 18 25 Seymour 20 13 25 16 Andrea Markowitz- 9 points, 51 sets, 11 assists Kasey Norman- 9 points, 19 spikes, 9 kills
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