LADY RAMBLERS

block with Kamryn Johnston recording four aces, three digs and a kill. Daisy Felipe had seven digs, three aces and a pair of assists and Shelly Warren was credited with two kills. The rest of the stats featured Michaela Baker (two kills, one

ace, one block) and Bella Brown (one dig).

Two nights later at Armuchee, the Lady Ramblers again got off to a bit of a slow, but rebounded in a big way to defeat the Lady Indians in a best-of-five match on Thursday.

Armuchee took the opening set, 25-22, but the Orange-andBlack came storming back with consecutive victories of 25-8, 2513 and 25-18.

Charland came up with 35 assists

to go with six kills, three blocks, three aces and two digs. Wysong had 12 kills, while Tucker also had 12 kills and added four aces, four digs and one-and-a-half blocks. Sophomore Sierra Cunningham, a Thursday call-up from the JV team, had nine kills and a dig in her LaFayette varsity debut.

Baker threw down eight kills and recorded two aces and two digs. Lambitz had three kills and a half-block. Felipe had a solid

night with five digs, four assists, two kills and two aces. Warren recorded five digs, while Brown and Erin Lemons had one dig apiece.

LaFayette closed out their first week of action by tying for third place in the 16-team Coosa Invitational on Saturday.

The Lady Ramblers won their first four matches of the day in straight sets, with only one opponent getting to at least 20 points in a set. LaFayette defeated Chapel Hill (25-17, 25-12), Darlington (25-17,

25-16) and Rome (25-23, 25-6) in pool play and they would thump Model (25-14, 25-15) in the first round of bracket play. However, Class 6A Carrollton would keep LaFayette out of a title showdown against Gordon Lee with a 25-15, 12-25, 15-13 win.

It was a big day for Charland, the senior setter, who passed the 3,000-assist plateau for her stellar career. No further individual statistics for LaFayette (7-1) were available as of press time.