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The Weimar Ladycats increased their district winning streak to seven games after they defeated Ganado in three straight sets.
The Ladycats improved to a 7-0 record in district play and remain in the top spot in the district standings.
The Ladycats were on the road in their match against Ganado, and they came out strong to start the match. Being the road team, coaches know that defense has to bring their A game, and the Ladycats did that.
They held Ganado to only 10 points as they cruised to a 25-10 win over Ganado to start the match. This gave the Ladycats a ton of confidence going into the second set, but Ganado’s offense came to life in the second set.
The second set of the match went into overtime as Ganado scored 24 points to push the Ladycats to their limit. The Ladycats were up for the chal lenge though and found a way to come away with a 26-24 win over Ganado in the second set.
The Ladycats finished Ganado off in overtime in the second set and showed how this team can get the job done when the pressure is high. They came into the third set with that same mentality and confidence and came away with another victory.
In the third set, the Ladycats defense took the spotlight again as they held Ganado to 14 points. The Ladycats offense was fi l led with confidence, and they closed out the match with a final score of 25-14 for their seventh district win of the year.
The Ladycats will look to continue to grow this district winning streak in their next game on Thursday, Oct. 15, when they will travel on the road to face Louise at 5 p.m.
