Volleyball: Fishers sweeps Zionsville in tough HCC play

Fishers’ Margo Hernandez makes a bump during the Tigers’ Thursday win over Zionsville. (Reporter photo by Kirk Green)

The Fishers volleyball team got a hard-fought Hoosier Crossroads Conference sweep over Zionsville Thursday at the Tiger Den.

Fishers won the match 25-17, 25-10, 29-27. The Tigers’ defense played stellar, collecting a team total of 50 digs. Libero Adi Amirrezvani had 21 digs. Ava Vickers hit 16 kills for Fishers, while Leslie Groff put down 11 kills.

“This season, right now, is just about, you have to have fun by putting a good product out there,” said Tigers coach Steven Peek. “We have to enjoy playing volleyball at a high level. It can’t be about the scoreboard, because you’re going to play well and lose, and you’re going to play poorly and win.

Fishers was rebounding from a tough loss to start the week, as the Tigers fell to North Central in five sets on Monday.

We’re 1-1 this week,” said Peek. “We played poorly, we lost. We played really well, we won. It happened to work out that way, it doesn’t always work out that way.”

Fishers travels to Providence on Saturday to participate in the North/South Classic.

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University also got a sweep on Thursday, sailing past International 25-8, 25-15, 25-12.

The Trailblazers are back in action Tuesday when they host Legacy Christian.

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Westfield joined the straight-set win club by taking care of Franklin Central 25-16, 25-15, 25-21 in a Thursday HCC match.

Junior Chloe Sutake hit 11 kills, while sophomore Stella Terpening and freshman Ella Jenkins both put down eight kills. Senior Mallory Weber collected 17 digs on defense, while Sutake, Terpening and junior Dani Schade all made three blocks. Sophomore Izzy Jackson dished out 23 assists, while junior Lilly Stanton handed out 20 assists.

The Shamrocks are 3-2 and play Saturday at the Yorktown Invitational.

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Hamilton Heights won a close four-set match with Northwestern Thursday at home.

The scores were 25-21, 25-20, 26-28, 29-27. Setter Ellie Miller stepped up in the fourth set, helping the hitters. Lauren Lewis served several aces and Katie Brown hit multiple kills.

The Huskies host Alexandria on Monday.

1 Comment on "Volleyball: Fishers sweeps Zionsville in tough HCC play"

  1. Jeanine Metzing | August 26, 2022 at 9:44 am |

    The play by zionsville was not indicative of the score. The libero Emily Kirkendol played lights out with many digs. I wish you would publish the stats for losing team as well. Thank you

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