The Scribner-Snyder Trojans went 0-2 this week, falling 3-0 at home to Fremont Bergan Tuesday night before losing 3-1 at home to Mead Thursday night.
The Knights defeated the Trojans 25-13 in set one, 25-5 in set two, and 25-6 in set three.
Kaylee Boyle had 10 digs.
The Raiders took set one from Scribner-Snyder, 25-14, and won set two 28-26. The Trojans earned a 25-19 win in set three, but dropped set four 25-11.
Boyle totaled 9 kills and 8 digs while Nicole Boyle registered 8 kills and 20 digs. Savanah Miller added 9 digs and 21 set assists.
Scribner-Snyder really struggled this week. I think injuries are really hurting this team right now.
The Trojans (6-11) host West Point-Beemer (8-8) and Stanton (17-4) Tuesday night in their home triangular.
The Cadets have won four in a row and on a roll while the Mustangs have dropped their last two without Jessie Brandl in the lineup.
I look for both matches to be tough for Scribner-Snyder, regardless of if all the teams are at full strength or not.
There's a Marrow Donor Registry Drive from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
It's also Pink Out night.
Register to Save-A-Life. Ages 45 to 60 years are welcome to join online too. Go to http://joinbeth
This should be a special night for all involved.
Nicole Boyle was diagnosed with Myelodysplastic Syndrome in June of 2014.
She then underwent a bone marrow transplant two months later with her brother Craig being a match for her.
What a way to commemorate Nicole for overcoming this obstacle in her life.
I look for the Trojans to be inspired and play well on this night. I don't know if Scribner-Snyder will win either match, but Nicole overcoming this hardship in her life is already a win in itself.
I'm sure emotions will be running high in the gym among everyone.
It should be a successful night of Volleyball, regardless of which team you're rooting for.
Hopefully the turnout is good because I think Nicole and the rest of the Scribner-Snyder Volleyball team could use everyone's support.
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