Northview sweeps Three Oaks in Pink Out game

 




Jason Peevyhouse

Editor, JP Productions Sports

In the first of two Wednesday night meetings between the middle schools in the Dyer County School System, Northview continued its winning ways against its rival with a two-set win at Three Oaks on Wednesday night.


Northview jumped out to an early lead in the first set, scoring seven unanswered points thanks to four aces in seven points by Neeli Todd. Northview answered Three Oaks multiple times and maintained the seven-point lead for the Lady Choctaws from Newbern. The Lady Choctaws from Upper Finley Road rallied with on the line, Three Oaks was able to cut deep into the Northview lead and trim the deficit to 12-8 after good serving from Ryleigh Ing and Cadee Clark. Moments later, an Ella Childress ace trimmed the Northview lead to 15-12. Northview, though, had an answer as Northview ended the set with a 10-1 run to take the opening frame 25-13.

Three Oaks struck first in the second set by Northview hot again to open its offense with another 7-0 run built on four aces from Anna Reid Yates. Though the Lady Choctaws from Upper Finley Road were able to cut into the Northview lead, a Kinley Ozment ace and multiple aces from Yates kept Three Oaks at by as the Lady Choctaws from Newbern took the 25-14 win in the second set to clinch the match.

Northview returns to action on Tuesday, Sept. 8 when the Lady Choctaws travel to Halls. Meanwhile, Three Oaks is in action again on Thursday when Inman comes to town at 6 p.m.

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