2026 Volleyball Roundup for Tuesday – October 27

• Nooksack Valley 3, Blaine 0

• Bellingham 3, Lakewood 2

• Lynden Christian 3, Mount Baker 0

• Sehome 3, Squalicum 1

• Lynden 3, Burlington-Edison 0

• Meridian 3, Overlake 0

NOOKSACK VALLEY 3, BLAINE 0

The Pioneers picked up the win in their final home game of the season in straight sets, 25-9, 25-11 and 25-13.

Senior Elizabeth DeLange let her presence be known early on, and she finished with 16 kills and 3.5 blocks at the net.

Kendall Juergens led Nooksack Valley with 13 digs, while Karson Olney added 12 digs and a team-high eight aces. Finley Mitchell had 28 assists and three aces, while Allie Reynolds added seven kills, six digs and a pair of aces.

The Borderites were once again led by lone senior Livia Weeda who led her team with six kills. Caitlin Phelps-McDonald had a team-high nine digs and her team’s only ace, while Lexi Black added eight digs and Makena Johnson finished with 1.5 blocks.

 

BELLINGHAM 3, LAKEWOOD 2

The Cougars were in control after taking the first two sets at home 25-18 and 25-17, but the Bayhawks stayed the course and wound up with the reverse sweep after winning the final three sets 25-19, 25-22 and 15-11.

Bellingham’s comeback was aided by sophomore Estelle Ochs who finished the night with 20 kills and 20 digs.

Also picking up a double-double was Sienna Okunami who finished with 11 kills, 16 digs and a team-high six aces. Morgan Brennan added 30 assists, while Bailey Burge led her team in digs once again, this time with 33.

Amber Keay finished with eight kills, seven digs and two aces. Neybi Vasquez added six kills and six digs, and Sophia Belisle led with two blocks.

 

LYNDEN CHRISTIAN 3, MOUNT BAKER 0

The Lyncs swept the Mountaineers at home for both team’s season finales.

Jocelyn Eshuis had a whopping 19 kills in the final home game of her career, and Lyla Parriera led the defense with 11 assists.

The all-around game of Ellie Pierce was also huge for Lynden Christian as she ended her night with nine kills, seven digs and six aces. Tyra Dykstra added seven kills and four digs.

The Mountaineers were led by senior Rebeca Soares who had seven kills and three blocks, both of which led her team.

Laila Porter also had team-highs with 14 assists and 12 digs, and Ellie Galbraith served up the lone Mountie ace on the night.

 

SEHOME 3, SQUALICUM 1

The Storm went on the road and got out to great start by winning the first set 25-15, but the Mariners fought back to take the next three sets 25-15, 26-24 and 25-22.

It was a flurry of kills for Paige Flory who finished with 22 on the night to go along with her 17 digs and three aces. She was helped out in the back court by senior Jackie Hurley who had 23 digs on the night.

Taylor Turrell ran the offense with 32 assists to go along with her 10 digs, while Jillian Parfet added three aces and Brooklyn Flamer stonewalled Squalicum to the tune of five blocks.

The Storm were led by Bronwyn Jones who had an incredible 26 digs over the four sets.

Alyssa Roselli finished with 35 assists, and the two players that benefitted the most were Lola Copenhaver and Avery Kettman who each finished with 10 kills.

 

LYNDEN 3, BURLINGTON-EDISON 0

The Lions remained unbeaten on the season, and dominated their way to wins of 25-4, 25-6 and 25-8.

Brooke McDonald was about efficient as one could be as she finished with nine kills and a sizzling .800 hitting percentage, while Finley Parcher matched her with nine kills to go with a team-high eight aces.

Izzie Stephan dished out 23 assists and served up five aces, while Hadley Lamp and Lexi Hermanutz each had six digs and Olivia Stuart finished with 2.5 blocks.

Lynden has now won 40 straight matches.

 

MERIDIAN 3, OVERLAKE 0

The Trojans hosted the Owls in a non-league contest, and won in straight sets over the fellow 1A competitor.

Melanie Short led the offense with 16 kills while also pickup up seven digs and two blocks.

Eden Bernardy chipped in with 10 kills and also served up a team-high five aces, which gives her a phenomenal 260 aces in her varsity career.

Kendall Stacy had 29 assists, Amelia Koning led the team with nine digs, Sierra James added six kills while and Madyn Cline-Malarz had a pair of blocks.