Rock Valley Volleyball Earns Four-Set Road Victory Over McHenry County College
September 30, 2026
CRYSTAL LAKE, Ill. — Rock Valley College volleyball picked up an important road victory on Wednesday, September 30, defeating McHenry County College 3-1 behind a strong offensive performance and contributions throughout the lineup. The Golden Eagles earned the victory by set scores of 25-14, 28-30, 25-21 and 25-20.
Rock Valley opened the match with a convincing 25-14 victory in the first set before McHenry responded with a tightly contested 30-28 win in the second. With the match even at one set apiece, the Golden Eagles regained control with a 25-21 victory in the third and closed out the match with a 25-20 win in the fourth.
The Golden Eagles finished with 56 kills on 139 attempts, while recording 52 assists, nine service aces and 59 digs. Rock Valley's offensive depth proved to be a difference-maker, with three players reaching double figures in kills.
Sonia Prekducaj led the Golden Eagles with a match-high 20 kills on 47 attempts while adding eight digs and two service aces. Jasmine Glenn turned in an outstanding offensive performance, recording 18 kills on 37 attempts with just three errors for an impressive .405 hitting percentage. Glenn also contributed two service aces.
Sydney Schmidt provided another strong offensive option, finishing with 12 kills on 27 attempts while adding two solo blocks and one block assist. Jordan Davenport contributed four kills and four digs, while Meaghan Marshall added two kills.
Sofia Medina directed the Golden Eagles' offense with an impressive 50 assists, helping Rock Valley produce 56 kills across the four sets. Medina also contributed seven digs, a service ace, one solo block and one block assist.
Defensively, Rhema Pace anchored the back row with a team-high 14 digs, while Imagin Long added 11. Prekducaj finished with eight digs, and Medina contributed seven as the Golden Eagles maintained their defensive effort throughout the match.
Rock Valley also found success at the service line, recording nine aces. Glenn, Prekducaj and Long each finished with two service aces, while Medina, Davenport and Mia Stubbs added one apiece.
At the net, Schmidt led the blocking effort with two solo blocks and one block assist. Marshall contributed one solo block and two block assists, while Medina and Prekducaj each added a solo block and a block assist.
The victory highlighted Rock Valley's ability to respond to adversity after dropping a closely contested second set. Behind an efficient offensive performance from Glenn, consistent production from Prekducaj and Schmidt, and strong setting from Medina, the Golden Eagles secured another four-set victory as they continued through their Region 4 schedule.
