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WCHS closes successful season
Coach proud of trip to regional tourney
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Warren County volleyball player Bethany Fye serves for the Pioneers on the road to the regionals. Fye had 4 aces in tournament action when the team played in Cookeville Monday.
Finishing out a fantastic season, the Warren County High School volleyball team made it to the regional tournament this year. In a tough matchup with Cookeville’s Lady Cavaliers, the Lady Pioneers dropped the match 3-1.“Warren County played some of the best volleyball of the season last night, especially during the first two sets,” said Warren County Volleyball head coach Katie Rogers. “Cleveland had completely overlooked us and they were definitely surprised when we took that first set from them and almost took the second.”Final scoring for the match was 25-23, 19-25, 9-25 and 12-25Individual statistics were Bethany Fye had 4 aces, 7 kills, 2 blocks and 9 digs, Hailey Wood set up 6 assists and 9 digs, Lauren Hennessee had 5 assists, Marah Wanamaker had 4 kills, Emily Mikkola had 10 digs while Brooke Murphy had 6, and Hope Mullican and Tyra Wright both had 1 block each.All-Region Award winners were Brooke Murphy and Skyler Youngblood.“We could not have ended our season on a better note.