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Wed. September 23, 2009 | Eduardo A. Encina
Volleyball statistics
Kills (Minimum 14 games)
Name, school Total KPG
Emilee Taylor, Arm 79 5.3
Maddie Martin, Plant 106 5.0
Sarah Burrington, Riv 95 5.0
Gabby Fernandez, Bay 116 4.8
Laura Ackart, Gai 62 4.1
Alex Johnson, Plant 121 4.0
Jordan Burgess, BP 103 3.6
Jenna Clark, Gai 46 3.1
Kristen Liguori, Stei 105 2.9
Allison Wade, Dur 83 2.9
Lauren Ramsey, Sic 49 2.7
Ericka McGriff, TP 43 2.7
Leah Jordan, Plant 62 2.6
Jasmine Linville, Fre 52 2.5
MacKenzie Dagostino, BP 66 2.4
Lindsay Young, BP 72 2.4
Blocks (Minimum 14 games)
Name, school Total BPG
Leah Jordan, Plant 44 1.8
Sarah Burrington, Riv 31 1.6
Valencia King, Bay 29 1.2
Eryn Samuels, Wha 19 1.2
Jenna Clark, Gai 18 1.2
Brynn Wiley, AHN 16 1.1
Victoria Gay, Riv 22 1.1
J.J. Rodriguez, TBT 16 1.0
Paige Tuttle, Plant 22 0.9
Syndi Freeman, Alo 14 0.9
Taylor Vigoa, Len 17 0.9
MacKenzie Dagostino, BP 22 0.8
Joy Tuson, TBT 13 0.8
Assists (Minimum 14 games)
Name, school Total APG
Becca Howard, Plant 292 9.1
Rachel Jenkins, Riv 172 9.1
Sam Drane, Stei 286 7.5
Amanda Mirabella, Bay 173 7.5
MacKenzie Dagostino, BP
179 6.6
Nikki Neville, AHN 94 5.5
Carlye Owens, Sic 87 5.1
Ginny Willis, BP 147 5.1
Erika Wardzinski, Dur 142 4.9
Caroline Dillabough, TP 74 4.6
Jacalyn Sampson, Fre 93 4.4
Emily Hussin, Gai 65 4.3
Digs (Minimum 14 games)
Name, school Total DPG
Maira Guadalupe, Alo 92 5.1
Katlyn Messick, Dur 124 4.3
Natasha Rowland, BP 122 4.1
Gabby Fernandez, Bay 97 4.0
Hannah Mirabella, Bay 94 3.9
Kelsey Rafols, AHN 64 3.8
Ashley Rios, Bay 81 3.4
Maddie Martin, Plant 70 3.3
Jordan Burgess, BP 96 3.3
Sarah Burrington, Riv 59 3.1
Kaitlynn Pacholke, Fre 62 3.1
Ali McCurdy, Plant 90 3.0
Statistics are usually compiled every Wednesday morning; coaches can send them to Eduardo A. Encina at eencina@sptimes.com
Volleyball Top 5
1. Plant (10-0): The Panthers won’t get challenged until they travel to Chicago for the Nike Challenge early next month. In the meantime, they’re working on getting their defense up to par.
2. Berkeley Prep (8-2): The Bucs follow up a fourth-place showing at the Archbishop Mitty tourney with a convincing three-game win over rival Tampa Prep. They might be the most talented team in the area.
3. Brandon (5-1): Tuesday’s four-game victory over previously undefeated Newsome is the Eagles’ best win of the year. Now, they have to stay consistent as rematch with Plant looms next month.
4. Sickles (6-0): The Gryphons are on a roll. They haven’t dropped a game in their last four matches and are the favorite in this weekend’s HCC Invitational.
5. Tampa Prep (2-2): The Terps’ ho-hum performance in a three-game loss to Berkeley has us close to bumping them out of the top five. This weekend’s Berkeley Premier offers Tampa Prep a shot at redemption.
On the rise: Steinbrenner (10-3), Newsome (5-1), Riverview (5-2), Freedom (4-2).
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