Runners-up last year, the Eagles punched their collective ticket to the District 3 boys volleyball championship match with a semifinal sweep of Cedar Crest.
Cumberland Valley welcomes Cedar Crest to the Eagle Dome Tuesday for a District 3 3A semifinal at 7 p.m. Here's a look at the match:
Cumberland Valley utilized early momentum and the support of the home crowd to sweep Carlisle in the District 3 3A quarterfinals by scores of 25-14, 25-11 and 25-21.
Carlisle and Cumberland Valley go head-to-head while Northern visits York Suburban in District 3 quarterfinal play.
Carlisle built early momentum and regrouped as one to surge to a 3-0 sweep against Dallastown in a District 3 opener and collect the program's believed-to-be first playoff win.
First serve on the District 3 boys volleyball postseason is set for Tuesday as teams dig into first-round play.
Carlisle and Cumberland Valley represent the local field in Class 3A while Northern stands alone in 2A.
Altoona served Carlisle an early test, but the Herd's adjustments, and 14 kills from Dominic Kole, launched the hosts to a sweep and winning scores of 26-24, 25-21 and 25-22.
With Brennen Levis' defense leading the way, Cumberland Valley overcame a 25-21 first-set loss and captured wins of 25-21, 25-22 and 25-19 to outlast Carlisle 3-1 Thursday.
The Wildcats overcame a 25-21 first set loss and rattled off scores of 25-17, 25-15 and 25-19 to defeat Cedar Cliff 3-1.
Andrew Duncan missed most of CV's run to the 2022 District 3 final with a third-degree ankle sprain. Back now, he's doing his part in the Eagles' undefeated start.
Trey Edmonds' springboard-like abilities produced nine kills against Altoona and helped CV soar to a sweep by scores of 25-13, 25-18 and 25-12.
Carlisle boys volleyball picked up a Mid-Penn Commonwealth victory Thursday, sweeping State College 25-22, 25-20, 25-20 at Gene Evans Gymnasium.
Senior Jake Eby delivered momentum-shifting kills to help Northern capture the early momentum, and later stave off Mechanicsburg responses, to sweep the Wildcats by scores of 25-22, 27-25 and 25-20.
In Idaho, Tim Fletcher only knew volleyball from playing in the backyard and watching his sister from the sidelines. Now in Carlisle, he's taking his first serve at organized volleyball.
Scenes from the Eagles' 3-0 win over the Thundering Herd in Mid-Penn Commonwealth volleyball.
A heart-racing Game 2 victory, spurred by Luke Fischer's kill, was paired with a 25-22 first set win and match-clinching 25-19 third, as the Herd swept the Wildcats.
“This is really close to one of the best teams that I have ever had, and I think they showed that tonight,” said Cumberland Valley coach Terry Ranck.
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Trinity’s Sammi McAuliffe, Abigail McMullin and Adeline Woodward were named to the 2022 Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Class 2A All-State Team.
After leading Mechanicsburg to a Keystone title and an overall 15-2 record, Gracen Nutt delivers All-Sentinel Player of the Year honors to cap a stellar senior season.
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Mechanicsburg's Gracen Nutt and Northern's Shay Kolivoski earned outright Player of the Year nods while Trinity's Sammi McAuliffe and Cumberland Valley's Teaguen Reynolds were awarded co-top honors.
The Shamrocks fell 3-1 to the Irish.
York Catholic hit the proverbial reset button in the second set to shift the momentum and top Trinity 3-1 for the District 3 Class 2A title.
Minnick distributed 23 assists to help the Shamrocks sweep Delone Catholic.
Minnick distributed 23 assists to help the Shamrocks sweep Delone Catholic.
Trinity girls volleyball gets back to the basics in District 3 2A semifinal sweep of Delone Catholic
After Delone Catholic applied the pressure early, Trinity went back to the basics to fuel a sweep of the Squirettes and punch its ticket to Thursday's district final.
Trinity eyes its fourth straight championship appearance when it hosts No. 3 Delone Catholic at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Class 2A semifinals.
The Panthers outlasted the Eagles at home, winning in straight sets by scores of 25-13, 28-26 and 25-21.