Madelyn Nosel led the ace category with four, with Attie Corey following with three, Brynn Norris with two, and Paiden Johnson and Hailey Cabisca with one apiece.

Nosel was a force at the net leading the Dragons with 18 kills. Cabisca added six, and Peyton Wotorson contributed five.

The digs department was loaded as everyone on the team had at least one. Malaysia Sorensen led with 14, and Paiden Johnson was close behind with 11. Julia Getner added two blocks and Brynn Norris had 31 assists.

“It was another tough Region 5 battle and a good win versus a very athletic Harbor Creek team,” Warren head coach Mike Dolan said. “We still have to play cleaner to get better looks on offense, but we served tough and our passing was key from our back-row players. Our block was especially good in slowing down their attack, so we have a lot of good things to keep building on.”

Photo by Mark Evans From the left, Warren’s Hailey Cabisca, Lilly Newton and Brynn Norris jump to block a spike by a Harbor Creek player during Tuesday’s volleyball match at Warren Area High School.

In junior varsity play, the Huskies got the best of the Dragons 25-21, 25-13.

Addison Brown had two kills and two digs, Kendall Skerda added two kills and one ace, and Kelsey Johnson contributed three digs. Maddy Snell had five digs, Lara Pearson notched two aces and one kill, Michaela Dolan had 13 assists, and Adelaide Keeports added one kill and one dig.

The Dragons return to play on Thursday when they host Erie High at 7:15 p.m.

IKE WINS IN THREE

GUYS MILLS — The Eisenhower volleyball team played its second road game in as many days Tuesday and it lost 25-17, 25-3, 25-8 to state-ranked Maplewood.

Eisenhower was led by Paisley Lawson, who had eight kills, and Layla Edwards, who added four S.

The Knights also had nice games from Lainey Font, who had 15 digs, and Lawson, Lexi Pascuzzi, Meredith Smyth and Alanna Byrd, who added 9 apiece.

Eisenhower is back in action tonight when it entertains Erie First Christian Academy at 6 p.m.