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The Jefferson City Lady Jays are thankful Missouri high school volleyball has transitioned from a best-of-3 set format to a best-of-5. Especially the seniors. Jefferson City overcame a two-set deficit Tuesday night, rallying past the Battle Spartans for a 17-25, 23-25, 25-17, 25-17, 15-8 victory on Senior Night at Fleming Fieldhouse.
The Jefferson City Lady Jays are thankful Missouri high school volleyball has transitioned from a best-of-3 set format to a best-of-5. Especially the seniors. Jefferson City overcame a two-set deficit Tuesday night, rallying past the Battle Spartans for a 17-25, 23-25, 25-17, 25-17, 15-8 victory on Senior Night at Fleming Fieldhouse.
It was comeback after comeback. The Helias Lady Crusaders survived back-and-forth sets all night to take a 25-23, 25-23, 11-25, 25-18 win Tuesday night against the Jefferson City Lady Jays at Fleming Fieldhouse.
The Jefferson City Lady Jays volleyball team started its season on the right foot Thursday, sweeping the Waynesville Lady Tigers in three sets 25-14, 25-11, 25-13. Hannah Linthacum led Jefferson City with nine kills, while Nola Borgmeyer was right behind her with eight. Hannah Vogt finished with a team-high 21 assists.
The Jefferson City Lady Jays volleyball team look to build off the success it had under coach Ali Eskens in her first season last year. Eskens, a former Missouri volleyball player from 2014-18 and Rock Bridge graduate, led the Lady Jays to a state quarterfinal appearance before losing to Logan-Rogersville. Logan-Rogersville went on to finish state-runner up to Westminester Christian last season.