Oldham County vs. South Oldham Game Leaders
On September 16th, 2021, Oldham County and South Oldham faced off as district rivals where Oldham County eventually came out on top in 4 sets (27-25, 20-25, 25-16, 25-18). The match was high-intensity all night and showed tons of talent…
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Continue ReadingOn September 16th, 2021, Oldham County and South Oldham faced off as district rivals where Oldham County eventually came out on top in 4 sets (27-25, 20-25, 25-16, 25-18). The match was high-intensity all night and showed tons of talent in both teams. Here are five game leaders from Oldham County and South Oldham.
Allie Stinson- A junior setter from Oldham County, Allie Stinson, brought energy and leadership to the match. Stinson is interesting because she is a setter in the back row, but she also hits right side in the front row. She’s not only in the game the whole time, but she adds depth to every part of their team. In this singular match, Stinson had 10 kills, 12 assists, 5 digs, and added 3 service aces. Stinson has to be a strong leader for her team, and she did her job against South Oldham. Keep watching out for this all-around stud!
Shelby Davis- As just a freshman for Oldham County, Shelby Davis, made waves in the recent match against South Oldham. The way she carries herself and the heart she plays with would never make you think this athlete is just a freshman! She was definitely a game changer in the match with 9 kills, 4 blocks, and 14 digs! Oldham County had to make some adjustments in preseason when some of their star hitters suffered injuries, and Davis was thrown into cover one of those spots. She has done a great job helping the team in every aspect and will be a fun one to watch through the years.
Hope Steinmetz- Senior libero for Oldham County, Hope Steinmetz, had a great match because of her defensive moves and strong serve receive. She had 19 digs in one match which is very impressive for any libero. Hope’s strong suit is leading the team, and she commented that, “Coming into this game, we were all really hungry for this win. We’ve been preparing for the South rivalry game for the whole season.” Just as Hope said, she came in hungry, and she proved to be one of the top liberos in the region.
Brenna Young- Now for South Oldham High School, Brenna Young, senior middle/outside hitter showed out for the Lady Dragons. Young’s biggest upside is how she hits the ball from any angle. She can run thirty-ones and back ones in the middle, but she can also be pushed out to the pin on the outside or run a thirty-two inside. If you don’t understand that volleyball jargon, let’s just say she can effectively swing or hit a shot from anywhere on the court. She’s smart. She’s crafty. She’s the player you want in those competitive matches. South Oldham fell short of this win, but Young will come back again ready to take on Oldham County next match.
Brooklyn Boren- A 2023 recruit from South Oldham High School, Brooklyn Boren, was a defensive beast in the backrow. She played for UNION’s Kentucky 16 Black team, and the improvement she made over club season made her a stronger player in the backrow for South Oldham. Boren pushes for any ball she can and constantly communicates with her teammates which is something any coach wants in a player! Brooklyn is a junior this year and will only grow her volleyball game in these upcoming years.