North Bend Central is 4-0 in their last four matches, sweeping West Point-Beemer 3-0 on the road Thursday night, and downing Twin River, David City, and Shelby/Rising City 2-0 on Saturday to win the David City Invite.
The Tigers beat the Cadets 25-20 in set one, 25-18 in set two, and 25-17 in set three.
Kristin Lux paced North Bend Central with 13 kills while Brooke Fredrickson had 11.
Head Coach Amy Sterup. "We got all guns aswingin I guess you would say, and I think that's partly due to everybody goes up for the attack, and the blockers don't know where it's going to be. So that helps out a lot to getting those aces for everybody."
The Tigers downed the Huskies 25-17 in the first set, and 25-22 in the second set.
North Bend Central beat the Scouts 25-11 in set one, and 25-14 in set two.
The Tigers defeated the Titans 25-13 in the first set, and 25-15 in the second set.
North Bend Central is simply on a roll right now. The Tigers are playing fantastic volleyball.
North Bend Central (15-1) hosts Twin River (13-5) Tuesday night.
The Titans defeated Yutan and David City Aquinas 2-0, in addition to the loss to the Tigers.
I look for North Bend Central to take care of business against Twin River again.
I think things could be closer this time around, but I look for the Tigers to either win 3-0 or 3-1.
I would be surprised if this match went five sets.
North Bend Central has been super impressive this year as the Tigers have only lost three sets total.
That's dominant volleyball at its finest, and North Bend Central should be commended for the way they have played so far this season,
This is a big week for the Tigers though.
North Bend Central has Twin River on Tuesday and a trip to undefeated Malcolm on Thursday.
The Clippers have yet to lose a set all year, although I would say Malcolm hasn't played that difficult of a schedule.
Either way it figures to be one of the toughest tests of the year for the Tigers.
I definitely think North Bend Central can win, it's just going to take a great effort on their part.
The Tigers just have to continue to take things one match at a time, and can't overlook anyone.
As big as the Malcolm match is on Thursday, North Bend Central can't look past the Titans.
Every opponent deserves respect, and the Tigers are definitely a team that respects everyone they play.
You don't see North Bend Central play at their competition's level. The Tigers play at a high level....at a championship level in other words, every time they take to the court.
North Bend Central has to keep the ball rolling and continue to work hard and progress so they can make state.
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