The Torrington Lady Trailblazers completed the sweep over the Wheatland Lady Bulldogs on Tuesday, winning in three sets to seal their first home win of the season.
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TORRINGTON – The Torrington Lady Trailblazers completed the sweep over the Wheatland Lady Bulldogs on Tuesday, winning in three sets to seal their first home win of the season.
“I think it sets a good tone for us. It’s always nice to win at home and even better to have a sweep with all three teams,” coach Chelsi Jackson said of the freshman, JV and varsity teams all winning their first home game of the season. “I think Tuesday’s games were just the confidence boost the girls needed.”
The Lady Blazers racked up three aces, all from Katelynn Wright, and nine kills in the first set. Torrington held on for the win, 25-20. Chrissy Lira and Logan Murphy paced Torrington in kills in the first set, with three apiece. Lira and Ashley Schlagel each had a stuff block. Adia Sherbeyn led the team in digs, with four, followed by Taylor Walsh, who had two.
Murphy led the Lady Blazers in kills in the second set, with three. Sherbeyn chipped in two in the 25-19 win. The duo combined for five digs, while Walsh added two of her own. Wright, Sherbeyn and Brooklyn Tucker each had an ace in the win, while Tucker added two kills to her stat line. One area that Torrington struggled was in serving, finishing the second set with only a 76 percent serving percentage.