Effingham Daily News, Effingham, IL

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September 26, 2012

St. Anthony spikes Altamont

EFFINGHAM — Haylee Mathis and Megan Nuxoll had big games, and the St. Anthony volleyball team rolled to a 25-18, 25-18 victory Tuesday over Altamont.

Mathis had 10 assists, eight kills and three digs, and Nuxoll had 10 digs and three kills for the Bulldogs.

Also, Megan Woltman had eight assists, and Kassy Dammerman had seven digs.

The Bulldogs also won the junior varsity match, but needed three sets. Logan Braunecker and Rachel Schultz had 10 kills, and Emily Wortman had 14 digs for St. Anthony in a 24-26 ,25-19, 25-18 victory.



St. Anthony 25-25, Altamont 18-18

St. Anthony: Haylee Mathis 8K, 10A, 3D, 2 aces; Kassy Dammerman 7D; Lauren Schmidt 2D; Lauren Wendt 6K, 1D; Logan Braunecker 1K, 1D; Maggie Mumm 4K, 1A; Megan Nuxoll 3K, 10D, 3 aces; Rachel Schultz 4D, 1 ace.

Altamont: Kopplin 3K, 2 aces; White 3K, 3 aces; ledbetter 2K; Wendling 2A,  M. Ohnesorge 2A, Dorrl 1 assist.



Shoes outlast Maroons

Natalie Summers had 13 kills, 10 digs and three aces, helping Teutopolis outlast Dieterich 28-26, 23-25, 25-17 Tuesday night.

Katelyn Ruholl had 13 assists, five aces and four kills for the Wooden Shoes.

Teutopolis also won the junior varisty match 25-20, 25-13. Danielle Repking had six aces, five kills and two blocks for the Wooden Shoes, and Ashley Westjohn had 11 assists and four aces.

Shelby Wendling had 17 digs and 15 points for the Maroons. Candace Niemerg had 14 kills and two digs, and Mallorie Vahling had nine kills and eight digs.

Teutopolis also won the junior varsity match 25-20, 25-13.



Teutopolis 28-23-25, Dieterich 26-25-17

Teutopolis: Morgan Breer 2A, 9D, 2 aces; Lucy Niemerg 6K, 9D, 2A, 2 aces; Katelyn Ruholl 4K, 3D, 13A, 5 aces; Julie Wente 2K, 8D, 3A, 2 aces; Natalie Summers 13K, 10D, 3 aces; Michelle Schmidt 3B, 3D, 1K, 1A; Anna Grimes 3K; Rachel Deters 1D.

Dieterich: Landriah Hardiek 2D, 1K, 3A, 1 ace; Tori Hardiek 5D, 2K, 3 aces; Shelby Wendling 17D, 1K, 15A; Mikayla Winters 2D; Renne Slifer 2D; Mallorie Vahling 9K, 8D; Candace Niemerg 2D, 14K, 2B; Madison Boerngen 5D, 1K, 2A, 1 ace.



Newton tops Lawrenceville

Keidrah Hardiek’s 11 kills paced the Eagles in a 25-14, 25-18 victory over Lawrenceville Tuesday night.



Newton 25-25, Lawrenceville 14-18

Newton: Morgan Swingler 2D, 1 ace; Megan Jansen 3D, 7A, 2 aces; Gabby Zerrusen 2D, 2B, 7AA; Keidrah Hardiek 11K, 3D, 2 aces; Andrea Cartright 4K, 3D, 1 ace; Sydney My 1K, 1D, 3B; Katie mammoser 2D; Cassidy Probst 1K, 1B; Emilee John 4D; Katelyn Hardiek 1D; Brooke Koebele 1D, 2A.



Stew-Stras wins

The Eagles needed three sets, but defeated Cowden-Herrick Tuesday night 25-18, 23-25, 18-15.

Micah Jones had six kills, two blocks and a dig for the Comets, who dropped to 6-6 overall, 3-5 in the National Trail Conference.



Stew-Stras 25-23-18, Cowden-Herrick 18-25-15

Stew-Stras: Micah Jones 6K, 2B, 1D; Rachel Allen 1D; Harley Black, 2K; Autumn Riley 3K, 1A, 6D, 1 ace; Ariel Heiserman 1K, 5A, 3D, 3 aces; Hannah Wehlre 1K, 4A, 4D, 2 aces; Haven Lorton 2D.



Windsor tops Neoga

Jenny Bullock collected 12 kills, seven digs and three aces to lift the Eagles to a 28-26, 25-16 victory over the Indians.

Neoga won the junior varsityi contest 25-20, 25-19.



Windsor 28-25, Neoga 26-16

Windsor: Lindsay Floyd 11A, 4D; Amanda Tucker 1K, 3D, 2 aces; Erin Mowry 2A; Bailey McQueen 3K, 3D; Jenny Bullock 12K, 7D, 3 aces; Paige Woolard 3K, 1D; Dani Bell 17D; Charley Bailey 2K; Kassy Strowmatt 4K, 1A; Olivia Williamson 7D, 7A, 1 ace.







Shoes outlast N. Clay

Katelynn Ruholl had 15 assists, and Morgan Breer had eight digs for Teutopolis in a 26-24, 18-25, 25-14 victory at North Clay Monday night.

Mikayla Stanfield had four kills, and Madisyn Willie had 12 digs for the Cardinals.

North Clay won the junior varisty match 25-23, 11-25, 25-15, and Teutopolis won the freshman/sophomore match 27-25, 14-25, 18-16.



Other Monday matches

Newton defeated Salem 25-17, 25-22. Andrea Cartright had 10 kills, Megan Jansen had 12 assists and five digs, and Gabby Zerrusen had 14 assist for the Eagles. Keidrah Hardiek contributed eight kills, six digs and three aces, and Sydney May had six kills and three digs.

Altamont won its fifth match of the season, and second National Trail Conference match, 25-11, 23-25, 25-8 over visiting Ramsey.

Cowden-Herrick dropped a  25-18, 25-13 decision to visiting South Central.

Micah Jones had five kills, three blocks and three digs for Cowden-Herrick.

Chelsey Lange had five digs and three kills, helping Brownstown take a 25-18, 25-16 victory over Odin.

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