HS Volleyball Regional Semifinals Scoreboard - Tuesday November 10th

Division 4 Adrian Lenawee Christian at Concord. Photo by John Lucas Jr., JTV Sports

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Tuesday November 10th

MHSAA VOLLEYBALL REGIONAL SEMIFINALS

DIVISION 2 at Charlotte

Parma Western 3, Chelsea 1: It was back-and-forth in the first two sets, with both teams each winning a set 25-23 as Western struggled to find rhythm early. Chelsea took advantage of the Panthers’ defensive struggles as they won the second set 25-23. Western would win the next two sets both 25-19 to take care of business and continue its exceptional season. Georgia Addleman helped lead the Panthers with 22 kills, 2 aces, 2 digs, and 2 blocks. Ella Wilcox added 15 kills, 2 aces, 6 digs and a block. Aykina Weatherspoon tallied 12 kills, 7 digs and 2 blocks. Madi Redovich dished 40 assists, and Ryleigh Maurer had 16 digs.

“We didn’t come out as ready to play as we should’ve, we struggled with our serve and receive. But we will be ready on Thursday”, said Western HC JoDee Johnston. “Our girls have been in situations this season where it’s been close, and we’ve been strong with finishing out games. If we make an error, we just try to get the ball back but we have to figure out how to get on scoring runs more consistently.”

Parma Western is now 50-1 overall and will face Ionia/Lansing Catholic in the Regional Final at Charlotte on Thursday.

DIVISION 3 at Ottawa Lake Whiteford

Monroe St. Mary CC 3, Hanover Horton 0: The Comets fell to SMCC for the fourth consecutive year in the postseason. Hanover Horton finishes the season at 38-11-5 overall with its fifth straight district title.

DIVISION 3 at Bath

Leslie 3, Burton Atherton 0: After coming off its first district title since 2011, the Blackhawks won in straight sets after giving up only 11 points or less in all three sets. Leslie will face host Bath (39-3-2) in the Regional Final on Thursday.

DIVISION 4 at Concord

Adrian Lenawee Christian 3, Concord 0: The Yellowjackets fell in straight sets at home, Concord finishes the season at 25-9-3 overall. Earlier this year, Head Coach Kathy Lehman announced her retirement following the end of this season. Lehman ends her career after nearly 20 years at the helm of the Yellowjackets, finishing with over 600 wins, 12 district titles, 5 regional titles, and a final four appearance in 2012. Lehman was the only senior on the 1986 Class D state title winning team and the JV coach for the 1992 Class C state title team.