L.A. Mission College's Eagles Soar Over Cuyamaca in Dominant 3-Set Victory

Cuyamaca College, August 25, 2023, 6:00 PM - The Eagles of L.A. Mission College swooped into Cuyamaca College and displayed an impeccable performance, handing the hosts a comprehensive 3-0 defeat.

From the get-go, the Eagles showcased their dominance. Winning the first set 25-19, they clearly set the tone for the match. They then soared even higher, blitzing through the second set 25-14 and clinching the third set 25-19, sealing a well-deserved victory.

While Cuyamaca attempted to put up resistance, especially in the first and third sets, the Eagles' prowess was evident throughout the match. The Eagles were particularly impressive in their attacks, registering a hitting percentage of .316, compared to Cuyamaca's .105.

For the Eagles, Temple Vasquez and Jaya Davison were stars on the court, both delivering 8 kills each. Davison, in particular, was a force to be reckoned with, contributing 5 service aces and aiding the defense with 5 digs. Aricelli Felix and Ella Gawellek were other notable contributors, chalking up a hitting percentage of .545 and .583, respectively.

Taylor Boone demonstrated her all-around abilities by delivering an impressive 29 assists, 1 kill on 1 attempt, and 3 digs. Geraldine Martinez showcased her defensive skills with 8 digs while also chipping in with 2 service aces.

Cuyamaca had some moments of brilliance, with Izzy Woodhams leading the attack with 6 kills. Erin Geary provided a stellar all-around performance with 3 kills, 7 assists, 12 digs, and contributing 1 block solo and 3 block assists. But, these moments were too sporadic and couldn't shift the tide in their favor.

Despite the loss, Cuyamaca demonstrated their defensive capabilities with a total of 34 digs compared to the Eagles' 28. But it was the offensive force of the Eagles that truly set them apart.

Coach's views would likely highlight the Eagles' aggressive approach, strong team coordination, and effective serves that played a vital role in their victory. Their seamless transitions between attack and defense were a testament to their hard training and strategic gameplay.