"Polk County proved why they are undefeated this afternoon," said Coach John Mathis following the meeting.
"It was a fun environment for our ladies and we can take away a lot from this kind of match. We will go back and prepare for the second half of SCAA competition," set to begin Tuesday against Oakwood Christian Academy in Chickamauga, Ga.
"Our back row play was less than impressive this afternoon with the exception of Carrie Claypoole, who remained consistent on defense. We did play well at the net and had several ladies who had multiple blocks in all three games."
Kelsey Farris continued to show dominance at the net with 3 blocks, 3 kills and 2 aces for the Lady Crusaders. Acacia Thompson had 2 kills and 5 assists. Claypoole had 3 digs.
Eariler in the week Lady Crusaders traveled to Collegedale to face SCAA conference opponent, the CAYA Lady Eagles.
"My girls struggled from the first serve and were never in contention during the match. CAYA looks to be the team to beat in the conference," Mathis said, following the game.
The Crusaders fell 11-25, 21-25, 23-25.
