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Falcon Volleyball 2008 Game Summaries
Game 9 vs Northwest Christian
North Pointe was defeated by the defending State Champs, 3-0. The Lady Falcons led the team with 9 service points -
Kaitlin Ulman, Taylor Little and Randi Endicott.
Game 8 vs Horizon Honors
Kaitlin Ulman led the Prep's offensive attack with 15 service points and 4 kills as the Lady Falcons dropped the
match to Horizon Honors, 3-0.
Game 7 vs Phoenix Country Day
Although the Prep dropped their second match of the year to PCD, the team showed continued improvement and
were reminded once again the importance of communicating and trusting each other.
Game 6 vs Valley Christian
Although the The Lady Falcons dropped their match to Valley Christian, North Pointe was in each game losing 25-20,
25-19 and 27-25. Heather Ritchey (10 service points), Taylor Little (9 service points) and Marissa Callahan (8 service
points and 8 kills) led the Falcon offense.
Game 5 vs Phoenix Country Day
North Pointe's match against Phoenix Country Day was intense. Heather Ritchey and Brittani Jajdelski had blocks and
Ritchey and Taylor Little had some great digs in the loss. "I saw great improvement in this match," said Coach Maguire.
Game 4 vs Westwind
The Lady Falcons got their first win of the season as they defeated the Westwind Warriors 3-1. Taylor Little led the
team in serving aces with 8 and also led in defensive digs with 5. Heather Ritchey led the team in kills with 8.
Game 3 vs Tonopah
The Prep saw huge improvement with each player on the court in their rematch game against Tonopah in the home
opener in the Nest. Although the games were close, Tonopah took the match. Heather Ritchey and Brittani Jajdelski
had some huge kills. Bridget O'Brien and Ritchey also led the team in digs.
Game 2 vs Tonopah
The Lady Falcons were evenly matched with Tonopah and the two schools battled to the very end in a tightly fought 5
game match won by Tonopah. Brittani Jajdelski came away with 5 kills and Heather Ritchey following close behind with
4 for the match. Ritchey also had 4 aces and Jennifer Hall had 3. Randi Endicott led the team in digs with 5 for the
match.
Game 1 vs Phoenix Christian
North Pointe's first game was very intense. The Lady Falcons were ready, but going up against a good team in the
first game was very challenging and their were defeated by the Cougars. The Prep did a good job of communicating
and finished the game strong by playing together and keeping their heads held high.
North Pointe was defeated by the defending State Champs, 3-0. The Lady Falcons led the team with 9 service points -
Kaitlin Ulman, Taylor Little and Randi Endicott.
Game 8 vs Horizon Honors
Kaitlin Ulman led the Prep's offensive attack with 15 service points and 4 kills as the Lady Falcons dropped the
match to Horizon Honors, 3-0.
Game 7 vs Phoenix Country Day
Although the Prep dropped their second match of the year to PCD, the team showed continued improvement and
were reminded once again the importance of communicating and trusting each other.
Game 6 vs Valley Christian
Although the The Lady Falcons dropped their match to Valley Christian, North Pointe was in each game losing 25-20,
25-19 and 27-25. Heather Ritchey (10 service points), Taylor Little (9 service points) and Marissa Callahan (8 service
points and 8 kills) led the Falcon offense.
Game 5 vs Phoenix Country Day
North Pointe's match against Phoenix Country Day was intense. Heather Ritchey and Brittani Jajdelski had blocks and
Ritchey and Taylor Little had some great digs in the loss. "I saw great improvement in this match," said Coach Maguire.
Game 4 vs Westwind
The Lady Falcons got their first win of the season as they defeated the Westwind Warriors 3-1. Taylor Little led the
team in serving aces with 8 and also led in defensive digs with 5. Heather Ritchey led the team in kills with 8.
Game 3 vs Tonopah
The Prep saw huge improvement with each player on the court in their rematch game against Tonopah in the home
opener in the Nest. Although the games were close, Tonopah took the match. Heather Ritchey and Brittani Jajdelski
had some huge kills. Bridget O'Brien and Ritchey also led the team in digs.
Game 2 vs Tonopah
The Lady Falcons were evenly matched with Tonopah and the two schools battled to the very end in a tightly fought 5
game match won by Tonopah. Brittani Jajdelski came away with 5 kills and Heather Ritchey following close behind with
4 for the match. Ritchey also had 4 aces and Jennifer Hall had 3. Randi Endicott led the team in digs with 5 for the
match.
Game 1 vs Phoenix Christian
North Pointe's first game was very intense. The Lady Falcons were ready, but going up against a good team in the
first game was very challenging and their were defeated by the Cougars. The Prep did a good job of communicating
and finished the game strong by playing together and keeping their heads held high.