West Morgan stays unbeaten for week; Danville picks up area victories

Priceville’s Aubrey White (6) and Amidy Wilder (16) go for a block in the Lady Bulldogs loss to Plainview at the Eddie Preuitt Ford Tournament. ENQUIRER PHOTO BY JIM MEADOWS

Brewer High School, Falkville High School, Priceville High School, Sports

West Morgan went unbeaten last week; Danville picked up two area victories and Priceville, Falkville and Brewer each added wins during a busy week of volleyball action.

West Morgan won all three of its matches, including a five-set victory over Addison.

The Rebels defeated Cullman 2-0 and James Clemens 2-0 on Sept. 8 before getting past Addison 25-16, 22-25, 25-22, 23-25, 19-17.

Haniyah Standridge led West Morgan against Addison with 20 kills, 24 digs and four aces. Raygen Muse finished with 13 kills and five blocks, while Lila Mae Witt had 34 assists and 11 aces.

Danville also picked up a pair of wins during the week, including a 3-1 area victory over Haleyville.

Maci Brannon had 12 kills, five digs and three aces against Haleyville. Bella Berryman added six kills, while Katie Beth Hill finished with 24 assists and four digs. The Hawks followed with a five-set road victory over East Lawrence on Thursday, winning 25-19, 18-25, 22-25, 25-23, 15-12.

Kennedy Borden had 11 kills, four blocks, four digs and three aces in the win. Brannon contributed eight kills, 10 digs, two aces and an assist, while Sophia Reiber had eight kills, three digs and three aces.

Hill directed the offense with 35 assists while adding three kills, nine digs and an ace. Jada Weaver had seven kills, five digs and an assist, and Berryman added four kills, two blocks and a dig.

Priceville opened its week Sept. 8 with a pair of losses, falling 2-1 to Plainview and 2-0 to Boaz.

The Bulldogs then went 2-2 Saturday at the Eddie Preuitt Ford Tournament at Hartselle. Priceville lost 2-0 to Arab and 2-1 to Plainview before closing with consecutive victories, beating Northridge 2-0 and Falkville finished 3-3 for the week.

The Blue Devils opened with a 3-0 victory over Brindlee Mountain last week. On Sept. 10, Falkville defeated Tanner 3-0 before falling to West Limestone 2-0. Falkville played three more matches Saturday at the Vinemont varsity tournament. The Blue Devils lost 2-0 to Vinemont, bounced back with a 2-1 victory over Dora and closed the tournament with a 2-0 loss to Whitesburg Christian Academy.

Brewer went 1-4 during the week.

The Patriots split two matches Sept. 8, falling to Madison Academy 2-1 before defeating Westminster Christian Academy 2-0.

Brewer competed in the Eddie Preuitt Ford Tournament on Saturday, dropping 2-0 decisions to Madison County, Guntersville and Madison Academy.

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