Bob Jones Defeats James Clemens 3-1 in Crosstown Volleyball Rivalry
The annual crosstown rival between the Bob Jones and James Clemens vollyball programs continued Tuesday night at James Clemens. Photo- Bob Labbe
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 By  Bob Labbe Published 
8:25 pm Tuesday, September 28, 2021

Bob Jones Defeats James Clemens 3-1 in Crosstown Volleyball Rivalry

MADISON- The annual shootout between the volleyball teams at Bob Jones and James Clemens renewed its rivalry Tuesday at James Clemens. The Jets hosted the Patriots in a key Area matchup. The visiting Pats defeated the host Jets 25-20, 13-25, 25-11, 25-18 to take bragging rights until the next time the two programs meet.

“We relaxed and played good volleyball after a slow start as key players Adeline Barnes and Emily Mecklenburg both played well for us,” said Cassie Mullinax head coach of Bob Jones.

“We  are not being consistent and until we master the fact of being consistent an entire game we will continue to struggle,” said Amanda Wood head coach of James Clemens. “We showed some good play and never gave up, but it just wasn’t enough.”

Bob Jones is now 28-8 overall and 4-0 in area play. James Clemens drops to 20-18 and 1-2.

More details on the match coming soon.

 

 

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