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Orange Lutheran wins battle with San Clemente September 04, 2014 10:54 PM ShareThis | Print Story | EMail Story
BY NATHAN PERCY STAFF WRITER
ORANGE – When creating the schedule for this season, Andrew Mabry had one thing in mind: tough competition. The thirdyear coach at Orange Lutheran knows all too well the tall task of taking on the Trinity League, even if his program is the defending league champion. Mabry and his girls varsity volleyball team got what they were hoping for and squeezed out a 32 victory over visiting San Clemente on Thursday night in the season opener for both schools. At one point, Orange Lutheran held a 20 match lead, but watched it slip away as San Clemente gained momentum. However, the power of junior outside hitter Brooke Bastien helped the Lancers claim the deciding fifth set and the win, 2522, 2518, 2225, 1725, 1512. “We want to play as many good teams we can, I knew this was going to be a battle and that’s what I was looking for,” Mabry said. “We’re a little younger than they are, but I was just hoping we would battle. That San Clemente team is going to be really good.” Bastien muscled four of her teamhigh 16 kills in the final set and Orange Lutheran came back after the Tritons jumped ahead, 30.
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Defense led the way early for the Lancers. After taking a back Most Viewed Stories andforth first set, the back line fought off San Clemente’s attack. All of Thursday's stories, photos and more Julia Frederick led Orange Lutheran with 17 digs, Bastien added 16 and setter Mattea Zeinstra also chipped in with 11 for the home team.
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San Clemente gained momentum by taking the first four points in the third set and took a dominant fourth after racing to a 164 lead.
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“We lost a little bit of rhythm, but that was because of what they did,” Mabry said. “They came out and buried the first four balls. They got some rhythm going in the third set.” Outside hitter Cali Hoye led San Clemente with 19 kills, while middle blocker Cassie Stewart added nine. Setter Marie Paris sat out most of the first set and it appeared to take a while for the Tritons to gain rhythm in the second set. Paris shined in the following two sets and finished with 29 assists. Natalie Knauf caused problems on the front line with six blocks for San Clemente. “That was such a good match, they played great defense,” said San Clemente coach Tom Beard. “When our girls come back after a bad start, I’ll take it this early in the season.” The Tritons appeared poised to take the match after jumping ahead in the fifth set, but Bastien helped power Orange Lutheran to the win.
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“Brooke’s going to be a special player, she’s one of three returners on our team,” Mabry said. “I’m proud of the way she played tonight.”
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Orange Lutheran wins battle with San Clemente September 04, 2014 10:54 PM ShareThis | Print Story | EMail Story
BY NATHAN PERCY STAFF WRITER
ORANGE – When creating the schedule for this season, Andrew Mabry had one thing in mind: tough competition. The thirdyear coach at Orange Lutheran knows all too well the tall task of taking on the Trinity League, even if his program is the defending league champion. Mabry and his girls varsity volleyball team got what they were hoping for and squeezed out a 32 victory over visiting San Clemente on Thursday night in the season opener for both schools. At one point, Orange Lutheran held a 20 match lead, but watched it slip away as San Clemente gained momentum. However, the power of junior outside hitter Brooke Bastien helped the Lancers claim the deciding fifth set and the win, 2522, 2518, 2225, 1725, 1512. “We want to play as many good teams we can, I knew this was going to be a battle and that’s what I was looking for,” Mabry said. “We’re a little younger than they are, but I was just hoping we would battle. That San Clemente team is going to be really good.” Bastien muscled four of her teamhigh 16 kills in the final set and Orange Lutheran came back after the Tritons jumped ahead, 30.
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However, the Tritons would not go away.
Players of the week
Recommendations Fryer: An early football top 10, and more 8 people recommend this. North nominees for the All-Star football game 46 people recommend this.
Offensive Player of the Week: KJ Costello
Girls volleyball athlete of the week: Funaki Hansen, Century 16 people recommend this.
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Defense led the way early for the Lancers. After taking a back Most Viewed Stories andforth first set, the back line fought off San Clemente’s attack. All of Thursday's stories, photos and more Julia Frederick led Orange Lutheran with 17 digs, Bastien added 16 and setter Mattea Zeinstra also chipped in with 11 for the home team.
Players
Defensive Player of the Week: Hugh Crance, CdM
Calhoun's Pregame Madness: Week 1 Fryer: Turner was outstanding coach and teacher Fryer's rankings: O.C. Top 25 for Week 1 Thursday's football scores
San Clemente gained momentum by taking the first four points in the third set and took a dominant fourth after racing to a 164 lead.
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“We lost a little bit of rhythm, but that was because of what they did,” Mabry said. “They came out and buried the first four balls. They got some rhythm going in the third set.” Outside hitter Cali Hoye led San Clemente with 19 kills, while middle blocker Cassie Stewart added nine. Setter Marie Paris sat out most of the first set and it appeared to take a while for the Tritons to gain rhythm in the second set. Paris shined in the following two sets and finished with 29 assists. Natalie Knauf caused problems on the front line with six blocks for San Clemente. “That was such a good match, they played great defense,” said San Clemente coach Tom Beard. “When our girls come back after a bad start, I’ll take it this early in the season.” The Tritons appeared poised to take the match after jumping ahead in the fifth set, but Bastien helped power Orange Lutheran to the win.
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“Brooke’s going to be a special player, she’s one of three returners on our team,” Mabry said. “I’m proud of the way she played tonight.”
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I vote for Orange Lutheran (beat Dominguez/Compton). I vote for Santa Margarita (beat Bishop Amat). I vote for JSerra (beat LB Cabrillo). I vote for El Toro (beat La Habra). I vote for Edison (only 20 team in O.C.) I vote for a team not on this list. Vote!
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Mission Viejo 0, Oceanside 21 12:00 3rd QT In Progress
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Capistrano Valley 28, El Toro 34 06:13 4th QT In Progress
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Brea Olinda 28, Sonora 29 02:36 4th QT In Progress
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