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How I Set Your Mother photo First Place Trophy

Spring Midcore Volleyball at First Baptist Tuesdays
Champs

 
  How I Set Your Mother

How I Set Your Mother are Champs!

The championship match was anything but a walk in the park! BLockheads versus How I Set Your Mother. Two teams that excelled all season and without question earned their spots in the final dance. We saw faces we hadn't in a while- and boy did we see some fantastic volleyball.

Game one started out fast and intense. Both teams had high energy, ran attacking options, and would not quit. The entire game was neck and neck until How I Set Your Mother put together a few points at the end to take game one.

Undeterred by the game 1 loss, BLockheads came out strong and took the lead in game 2. Still neck-and-neck, we saw some amazing digs after hitters crushed the ball, long rallies that seemingly would never end, diving saves, and crazy block coverage. Nothing was dropping. Both team showed fantastic flow and movement, like well-oiled machines. There was unity on both sides with celebrations and high-fives no matter how the point played out.
It wasn't until How I Set Your Mother string together a few serves did they begin to increase their lead. Game to was theirs, and so is the championship!

All season long, How I Set Your Mother proved to be an insurmountable team to play against. Everyone could pass, set, hit, and serve- a true power house. Congrats on the championship we can't wait to see you defend the title next season!

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  Team Wins Losses Draws Ranking
Points
Sets
Lost
1
 
  How I Set Your Mother
8 0 0 16 2
2
 
  BLockheads
6 3 0 12 10
3
 
  SPORTS
5 2 0 10 8
4
 
  Squirrels
4 4 0 8 11
5
 
  FOG
3 4 0 6 10
6
 
  ExtraHoppers
2 5 0 4 16
7
 
  Balls In!
1 6 0 2 16
8
 
  Just the Tip
1 6 0 2 16
º Forfeits
Parenthesized numbers indicate wins or losses by forfeit.
When calculating Ranking Points, forfeits may be weighted differently than normal wins and losses.