Photo by Sydney Herdle | sydneyherdlephotography.com Warren’s Meredith Morrison returns serve on Thursday at Maplewood as teammate Katie Madigan looks on.

GUY MILLS — Host Maplewood was a 25-12, 25-22, 25-21 winner over Warren.

Halee Mineweaser picked up 24 assists, six digs and two kills for the Dragons, while Hannah Shattuck had eight kills and Katie Madigan 25 digs.

“We did a real nice job after the first game with defense and attacking, playing some great points against a very good Maplewood team but once again we just haven’t been able to close out games,” Warren coach Mike Dolan said.

Meredith Morrison had six digs and one ace; Carly Beers three kills, six aces and three digs; Olivia English seven kills; Kylie Fehlman three kills and two digs; while Jordan Sitler added four kills, four digs and two aces for Warren.

Warren was a 26-24, 16-25, 15-12 winner in the jayvee match.

Leading the winners there were Kirsten Johnson with seven kills and two aces; Alexia Bowers four kills and three blocks; Summer Lucks 15 digs, one ace and one assist; Kylie Fehlman six kills and two blocks; Lauren Dolan 17 assists and six digs; Brooke Edwards five digs, two aces and one assist; Paris Sivak two digs and two assists; Lexi Hoffman two kills, six digs and one cover; Gabby Pritzl one kill and Bailey Roudybush one kill.

AC VALLEY TOPS SHEFFIELD

FOXBURG — Allegheny-Clarion Valley was a 25-20, 25-21, 25-22 winner at home over Sheffield.

“We are very evenly matched with AC Valley as you can tell by tonight’s scores,” said Sheffield head coach Melissa Lemay. “In the first two sets we struggled to convert our attacks into kills. AC Valley played excellent defense.”

On 99 attack attempts, Sheffield finished with only 18 kills on the night. Kassidy Orinko led with seven kills, four blocks, and 13 digs. Emily Leichtenberger had 14 digs and three kills; Kadence Steffan added 17 assists; while Lynzie Grubbs had three kills and three blocks.

“The girls played well and I am proud of their effort tonight,” said Lemay. “They played loose and looked like they were having fun the whole match. Besides winning that was our goal for the night. Make it fun. It was a good match for us to have at this time of the year to push us as we prepare for District 9 playoffs.”