Spikes for Spinnati

The New Richmond High School volleyball team held its Spike For Spinnati fund raising game Oct. 4 with all gate and shirt sale proceeds going to pancreatic cancer research in honor of former NRHS principal Diana Spinnati, who is on medical leave while battling cancer.  Pictured are (from left, front row)  Elizabeth Watkins, Carrie Stapleton, Jessica Nazareth, Emily Carter, (back row from left) Lady Lions coach Carla Corbin, Wendy Appelmann, Tina Lawrence, Ms. Diana Spinnati, Jessica Mowery, Michaela Nordyke, Rachel Zawacki and Eleanor Wildey. (Adam Bird photo).

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JV LADY LIONS VOLLEYBALL

 

Congratulations to the JV Lady Lions Volleyball team on their victory against Bethel last night 25-21 and 25-17. Server of the match was Alicia Bailey with 10 consecutive serves. Offensive player of the match was Ashlee Lewis with 8 kills out of 24 attacks followed by Jessica Nazareth, Michaela Nordyke, Emily Leffler and Adrianna Flood with 2 kills each. Defensive player of the match was Ann Bishop with 5 digs. A great job was done by all on the Spikes for Spinnati night. The JV team is now 12 wins and 5 losses in their season.

JV LADY LIONS VOLLEYBALL

The JV Lady Lions Volleyball Team beat Amelia Tuesday night 25-17 and 25-23.  Server of the match was Ann Bishop with 8 consecutive serves.  Emily Leffler had 4 kills out of 10 attacks, Kelly Benton 2 kills out of 6 attacks and Erin O'Toole 1 kill out of 2 attacks.  Defensive players of the match were Jessica Nazareth, Alicia Bailey, Emily Leffler and Analiese Rhodes.  A great job was done by all.

A Solid Bounce Back Win for Boys Soccer

After a tough loss in the rain Monday the boys soccer team looked good against an improved Goshen team. Winning by the score of 4-1. Next up is Reading on Saturday followed by  big league games against Amelia and  Bethel.

Lion Linksters Hold Their Own at Division I Sectionals

The Lion Linksters traveled to Glenview Golf Course on Tuesday to compete in the Division I Sectionals. The Lions managed to play very well and place 7 out of 16 teams. The Lions shot a solid 324. Leading the Lions in scoring were Evan McKinley and Chris Mazzaro (78), Austin Wells (81), Bryce Kroger (87), and David Ohntrup (91). The Lions have one final home match this evening against Turpin. This match is senior night for our golfers and we invite you all to come honor our senior golfers and the golf teams outstanding season. The match will be held at Stillmeadow Country Club with a 4:00 starting time.