Sophomore Lady Bulldog Katzy Randall
had a busy evening digging Cy Fair hits.
Senior Lady Bulldog OH Kelli Stewart led the DAWGS with 17 kills and were all well earned, but OHR Meagan Little had the best hitting percentage of the night for the DAWGS as she hammered the ball between and around double-teamed defenders shifting back and forth between both of Magnolia's outside hitters.
The match record for Magnolia now stands at 7-6 and one can't help but believe all this tough competition against most of the elite teams in the state of Texas is actually helping the ladies play better with more consistency. After all, a player must perform at the highest level on every play, day-in-and-day-out, without letting up or dropping her guard down for a moment. We can only imagine, the younger players are absorbing a ton of invaluable experience about right now that will pay dividends later.
Even though the season is young, the Lady Bulldogs have already tackled some of the best 5A and 4A volleyball teams in the state from different regions and will likely see most of these teams late in the season marching towards the state playoffs. It's been said more than once, "It's not how you start that counts, it's how you finish!"
Senior OHR Lady Bulldog Meagan Little had the
best hitting percentage of the evening for the DAWGS!
The Lady Bulldogs have little to no rest, and will be taking on Jersey Village tomorrow morning (that's a Saturday morning, by the way) at 9:00 AM at Memorial HS, as they rejoin the festivities at the Spring Branch tournament.
