Rock Valley Volleyball Sweeps Milwaukee Area Technical College in Dominant Three-Set Victory
Rock Valley College volleyball delivered a commanding performance against Milwaukee Area Technical College, earning a straight-set victory behind strong serving, a balanced offensive attack and an impressive defensive effort. The Golden Eagles controlled the match from start to finish, securing the 3-0 win by scores of 25-15, 25-11 and 25-16.
Rock Valley established control early with a 25-15 opening-set victory before extending its advantage with a convincing 25-11 win in the second. The Golden Eagles maintained their momentum in the third set, closing out the match 25-16 to complete the sweep.
The Golden Eagles finished with 33 kills, 32 assists, nine service aces and 48 digs. Rock Valley's defensive pressure limited Milwaukee Area Technical College to just 14 kills and a negative .133 hitting percentage while forcing 26 attacking errors.
Sonia Prekducaj led the offensive attack with 12 kills on 31 attempts while adding a team-high 12 digs. Elena Gregotti followed with 10 kills, eight digs and two service aces. Jasmine Glenn delivered an efficient performance, recording five kills on 16 attempts without an attacking error for a .313 hitting percentage. Nicol Bokuniewicz added three kills while hitting .222.
Sofia Medina directed the Golden Eagles' offense with 30 assists while contributing nine digs and a solo block. Her distribution helped Rock Valley maintain consistent offensive production throughout the three-set contest.
Rock Valley's serving was a major factor in the victory, as the Golden Eagles recorded nine service aces. Kaelyn McConkay led the effort with five aces while adding 11 digs. Gregotti and Rylee Parsons each contributed two aces, helping Rock Valley maintain pressure on Milwaukee's serve reception throughout the match.
Defensively, Prekducaj anchored the back row with 12 digs, while McConkay added 11. Medina contributed nine digs, Gregotti finished with eight and Mia Stubbs added five.
The Golden Eagles also established a strong presence at the net, recording seven solo blocks and two block assists. Gregotti led the blocking effort with three solo blocks and one block assist, while Bokuniewicz added two solo blocks. Medina also contributed a solo block, and Jordan Davenport added a block assist.
Rock Valley's defensive effort and consistent serving limited Milwaukee Area Technical College to just 42 total points across the three sets. The Golden Eagles outscored their opponent 75-42, highlighting their ability to control the tempo and maintain pressure throughout the match.
The convincing victory showcased Rock Valley's depth and ability to execute on both sides of the ball as the Golden Eagles continued through the final stretch of their regular-season schedule.
