Campbellsville vs. Wayne County Standouts
Campbellsville (6-2) and Wayne County (5-4) faced off on August 31st, 2021 where the Campbellsville Lady Eagles swept the Wayne County Lady Cards 25-21, 25-16, 25-23. The Lady Cards fought the whole match but just fell short and lost every…
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Continue ReadingCampbellsville (6-2) and Wayne County (5-4) faced off on August 31st, 2021 where the Campbellsville Lady Eagles swept the Wayne County Lady Cards 25-21, 25-16, 25-23. The Lady Cards fought the whole match but just fell short and lost every set. Here are standouts from each team that dominated the match.
Kaylyn Smith- The star of the match, junior outside hitter, Kaylyn Smith from Campbellsville, took over the game with an outstanding 19 kills, 10 total blocks and 4 being solos, 14 digs, and one ace. A class of 2023 recruit, Smith’s ability to hit out of system balls effectively sets her apart from other outside hitters. Her big windup to swing is something unique to her game that makes her a hard to read hitter to the opposing defense. Smith will for sure be one to watch for Campbellsville.
Rylee Petett- Another Campbellsville star, Rylee Petett, had 13 kills for the match and also added a whopping 28 digs. Petett, senior, adds experience and leadership to the team which is important for every squad to succeed. She also impacts the team from the front row and the back row which is mentally straining for other teams because this stud never comes off the court! You’ll keep seeing Petett perform in the tight matches because of her senior leadership.
Elizabeth Wright- For Wayne County, Elizabeth Wright, senior middle hitter, had the team-high of 9 kills on the night. Wright constantly leads her team because of her experience, but she also knows when to make the smart plays and keep the ball going in out of system situations. She proves to be their go-to hitter and will continue to shine in her final season as a Lady Card!
Alexis Coyle- Lastly, a defensive stud for Wayne County, Alexis Coyle led the team in digs with 17 as just a freshman! Coyle plays volleyball and basketball for Wayne County, so her athleticism really adds to the talent level of the Lady Cards squad. Alexis plays left back for the team, so she can cover the whole court with her quick reflexes and smooth platform. It will interesting to see how Coyle keeps impacting the squad this year and for three more years after this season!