The Guardian Angels Central Catholic Volleyball Team is 3-3 so far this season as the Bluejays lost 2-0 to Wayne and BRLD at the Northeast Nebraska Volleyball Classic at Pender Thursday night, beat Tekamah-Herman, Wakefield/Allen, and Pender 2-0 at the Classic on Saturday, and lost 3-0 at home to Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family Tuesday night.
GACC lost 25-18 in set one and 25-21 in set two to the Wolverines.
Sophia Hass had 8 kills and 18 digs while Hanna Knobbe posted 15 digs. Reece Snodgrass totaled 7 digs while Meghan Brunsing notched 10 set assists.
The Blue Devils beat the Bluejays 25-19 in set one and 25-17 in set three while GACC took set two 25-23.
Hass totaled 11 kills and 13 digs while Angela Jansen and Evelyn Wooldrik notched 9 and 8 blocks, respectively. Knobbe registered 31 digs while Ally Plagge had 16. Snodgrass added 12 digs while Brunsing registered 10 set assists.
The Bluejays topped the Trojans 25-18 in sets one and two.
Hass recorded 9 kills and 12 digs while Brooklyn Bailey registered 8 kills. Jansen had 7 blocks while Knobbe and Snodgrass tallied 16 and 7 digs, respectively. Brunsing and Snodgrass compiled 10 and 8 set assists, respectively.
GACC downed the Pendragons 25-20 in set one and 25-15 in set two.
Hass posted 9 kills and 7 digs while Knobbe and Plagge contributed 17 and 11 digs, respectively. Snodgrass contributed 8 digs and 8 set assists while Brunsing had 7 digs.
The Bluejays topped the Tigers 25-6 in the first set, and 25-19 in the second set.
Snodgrass posted 9 digs and 9 set assists while Knobbe totaled 9 digs. Plagge and Brunsing had 8 digs apiece while Hass chipped in 7.
The Bulldogs beat GACC 25-12 in set one, 25-20 in set two, and 25-13 in set three.
Hass posted 7 kills and 12 digs while Knobbe and Bailey had 24 and 19 digs, respectively. Snodgrass compiled 12 digs and 12 set assists.
Somewhat of a slow start to the season for the Bluejays. GACC has looked good at times and during certain sets of matches like the middle sets of the Wayne and Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family matches, but with like most young teams is lacking consistency so far.
The Bluejays (3-3) take on Boone Central/Newman Grove (0-1) on the road Thursday night in action that can be heard on 107.9 the Bull.
The Cardinals were swept 3-0 at O'Neill Thursday night.
This figures to be a pretty good and intriguing match.
It honestly would not surprise me if things went the distance so don't be shocked if this match goes five sets.
I look for GACC to find a way to pull things out and win, but the Bluejays have to figure out a way to become consistent.
Hass has been a great contributor for GACC as has Snodgrass and others.
The Bluejays are young, but talented, and it's a process of continuing to mold talent and experience together.
You always worry about Boone Central/Newman Grove being the fresher team with more time off, but GACC is the team that is more in game shape and should be ready to go.
I know the Bluejays have played a lot of matches thus far, but GACC has to get geared up for this one and give it all they got.
The Bluejays can rest after Thursday night so GACC has to go out there and give an all out effort.
I look for the Bluejays to pick up another W against the Cardinals.
It's important for GACC to start off strong and jump on Boone Central/Newman Grove early though.
The Bluejays have to take advantage of the Cardinals' lack of matches played and take advantage of a slow start from BC/NG should the Cardinals get off to one.
GACC has to come out with all pistons firing and must take it to BC/NG for the entire length of the match.
The Bluejays have to keep growing and improving with every point and set, and must be relentless with their attacking and blocking.
GACC has to win battles at the net, and dive after loose balls on the floor and have good judgement as to if balls are out or in.
First serve is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on the Bull.
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