Farmersville junior Breelynn Pollard looks at the ball as she sets up a teammate for a hitting attempt during last Friday’s home match against Caddo Mills. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media
By David Wolman
Junior outside hitter/middle blocker Peighton Purser was recognized not only for surpassing 1,000 career kills, 500 digs and 200 service aces, but also for breaking the school record for most aces in a season prior to the start of last Friday’s home match for the Farmersville volleyball team against Caddo Mills.
A few minutes later, Purser did all she could to help the Lady Farmers attempt to earn a crucial win over the Lady Foxes.
Yet, for as much as Farmersville battled, Caddo Mills broke open a tight first set against Farmersville en route to a convincing 3-0 District 5-4A volleyball victory (25-22, 25-18, 25-11) at Farmersville Arena.
The win lifted the Foxes to a 6-2 district record, while the Lady Farmers fell to 4-4 and 27-12 overall.
“We have had some trouble getting into the second set after getting off to a hot start, so that’s something we need to work on,” said head coach Arian May. “We tend to lose focus sometimes on the court.”
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