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September 9, 2024

Lady Cats keep winning streak alive

By Lindsey Kunz
Medina ISD Superintendent/Athletic Director

The Medina Varsity and Junior High Lady Cats kept their winning streak alive with a trio of wins over Sabinal, Knippa and Center Point for the week of Sept. 2-6. 
Their week began on Tuesday, Sept. 3, as the high school squad traveled to Sabinal to take on the Lady Jackets. The Lady Cats traded points back and forth with Sabinal before taking over later in the first set to gain momentum. The match was complete in three sets by scores of 25-16, 25-18 and 25-7.
Brooke Mancha led the offensive attack with 12 kills, while teammates Hallie Kunz and Audrey Gatlin contributed 26 assists and 18 digs respectively.
Wednesday saw the Junior High Lady Cats complete a thrilling three set match with a win over the Lady Crushers from Knippa by a third set score of 17-15. The win moves the junior high team to 3 and 0 for the year.
On Friday, Sept. 6, the high school squad was back in action on the road in Center Point. The match stayed close throughout but the Lady Cats managed to stay strong to pull out the straight set victory by scores of 25-15, 25-22, and 25-23.  
Crista Zirkel had a standout match for the Lady Cats tallying 9 kills and 2 blocks. Ahnika Grassie added in an additional 7 kills, and Kailey McCabe compiled 5 aces in the contest.  
The Lady Cats will host the Tigerettes from Brackett High School on Friday, Sept.13. The varsity match is set to play first at 4 p.m.
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