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Lexington beats Crete, Schuyler in Central Conference triangular
Jessica Kennedy
Lexington's Rylee Church (24) attacks the ball Saturday in
the Minutemaids' win over Schuyler during the Central
Conference in Lexington.
Jessica Kennedy, Lexington Clipper-Herald
Lexington's Parker Tufford serves in the first set of the
Minutemaids' win over Schuyler Saturday during the Central
Conference in Lexington.
Jessica Kennedy, Lexington Clipper-Herald
Lexington's Kipley Kuecker (10) attempts to block an attack
by Schuyler during the Central Conference Saturday in
Lexington.
Jessica Kennedy, Lexington Clipper-Herald
Lexington's Evee Mins (11) serves an ace in the second set
of the Minutemaids' win over Schuyler Saturday during the
Central Conference in Lexington.
Jessica Kennedy, Lexington Clipper-Herald
The Central Conference volleyball tournament was held Saturday in Lexington.
A point system played through triangular games set up the final tournament, putting Grand Island Northwest at No.1 Saturday.
Aurora was seeded No. 2, York as No. 3, Columbus Lakeview at No. 4, Adams Central at No. 5 and Seward at No. 6.
Lexington, Crete and Schuyler were placed into a triangular. The Minutemaids pulled off both wins, defeating Crete 18-25, 25-17, 25-22 and winning 25-8, 25-17 over Schuyler.
Crete won 25-17, 25-12 over Schuyler.
Northwest battled a gritty Aurora team in the championship. The Vikings claimed the title 26-24, 25-23.
York defeated Adams Central 25-22, 25-23 to take third. Lakeview secured fifth place after winning 25-19, 27-25 over Seward.
MAIDS VS. SCHUYLER
Lexington kicked off the first set with a 7-0 run, where Rylee Church and Josslyn Mins claimed one kill each. Brynn Kaiser had two aces in the Maids' run.
A Schuyler kill ended the Maid run, but Lexington responded with an 8-1 run to pull away at 15-2 off a Warrior attack error.
An Evee Mins ace followed a Kipley Kuecker and Lorelai Rickertsen block, pushing Lexington up 19-3.
A Kuecker ace followed by a Josslyn Mins kill extended the Maids' lead 23-5. Josslyn Mins and Church teamed up for a block, giving Lexington set point 24-7.
Church cleaned up the set with a kill, awarding Lexington an easy 25-8 first set win.
Schuyler came to play in the second set, pushing the Maids until the end. Josslyn Mins' ace gave Lexington an early 3-1 lead.
Piper Roberts knocked down back-to-back kills, extending the Maids' lead 5-2.
Lexington led 9-5 after a Schuyler attack error, and later, pushed their lead to 11-6 on an Kuecker ace. Schuyler battled their way back, pulling within two at 12-10.
Schuyler took the lead 14-13 off an ace, but Sydney Reutlinger-Maravilla responded with back-to-back kills. Lexington gained the lead back 15-14.
Later, a Roberts kill pushed the Maids up 18-16. After a Lexington error pulled Schuyler behind 18-17, the Maids finished off the match with a 7-0 run. Evee Mins had three aces, and her third ace sealed the match win 25-17.
LEX STATS
Church had four kills, one solo block and two block assists. Evee Mins finished with four aces.
Reutlinger-Maravilla and Roberts had three kills each. Roberts had one solo block.
Josslyn Mins added two kills, two aces and one block assist. Kaiser finished with two aces.
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Scoville returns to score 5 touchdowns in S-E-M's win over Paxton
Jessica Kennedy
S-E-M's Jordan Scoville (33) carries the ball for positive
yards Friday in the Mustangs' win over Paxton on senior night
in Sumner.
Photo Courtesy of Kelly Warnken
In his first game back since an injury, S-E-M senior Jordan Scoville rushed for 133 yards on 13 carries and scored three touchdowns Friday on senior night in the Mustangs' 58-30 win over Paxton.
Scoville also had one reception for a 24-yard touchdown and a 64-yard kickoff return touchdown.
The Mustangs scored 28 points in the first quarter and held Paxton to six.
S-E-M added 23 more points in the second quarter, taking a 51-6 lead at the half.
The second half momentum switched into the hands of Paxton.
Paxton held the Mustangs from scoring in the third while putting up 12 points. The Tigers cut the deficit to 33.
The Tigers added 12 points in the fourth quarter and S-E-M put up seven.
S-E-M's last regular season game is Thursday, Oct. 22 on the road against Southwest at 7 p.m.
S-E-M STATS
Choncey Freeman had two completions on three attempts for 54 yards and one passing touchdown. He also carried the ball three times for 33 yards and one rushing touchdown.
Greyden Smidt had 13 carries for 44 yards and one touchdown. Braxton Line threw one toucdown pass for 24 yards and caught a 28 yard touchdown pass.
Bode Martin had two sacks for 16 yards lost, five solo tackles, had one safety and scored six points on three point-after kicks.
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