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Caldwell Academy stays perfect after sweeping No. 24 Greensboro Day
By Zack Adams, HighSchoolOT reporter
GREENSBORO, N.C. — No. 2 Caldwell Academy extended its unbeaten streak to 15 matches after defeating No. 24 Greensboro Day School in straight sets on Wednesday from GDS's Dillard Gym.
The Eagles remain perfect in NCISAA Piedmont Triad Athletic Conference (PTAC) competition with the result as well. Overall, Caldwell Academy has won 53 straight league matches and that streak dates back to the 2015 varsity volleyball season.
“I thought we were a little sluggish from the start,” said Caldwell Academy head volleyball coach Dan Bozarth. “We had some connection errors that we don’t normally have. We played these guys (Greensboro Day) last week and it was an easier match that what we had today, so we knew coming into their gym that it would be a little bit tougher today. It took us a little while to get into the flow of the game, but overall, we’ll take a win anytime we can get it.”
Even considering what Bozarth tabbed as a “sluggish” beginning to the match for his girls, Caldwell Academy was able to maintain control throughout the first and second sets en route to winning those 25-9 and 25-12 respectively.
The third set was a lot closer than the two prior with the home team, Greensboro Day, starting to go back-and-forth with the Eagles. GDS rallied within five points (18-13), but was unable to fully complete a comeback because Caldwell Academy finished the match off by winning 25-16.
Caldwell Academy had a balanced attack as many players coming through with strong statistical nights: Gabby Black (senior) reco
Caldwell Academy stays perfect after sweeping No. 24 Greensboro Day
By Zack Adams, HighSchoolOT reporter
GREENSBORO, N.C. — No. 2 Caldwell Academy extended its unbeaten streak to 15 matches after defeating No. 24 Greensboro Day School in straight sets on Wednesday from GDS's Dillard Gym.
The Eagles remain perfect in NCISAA Piedmont Triad Athletic Conference (PTAC) competition with the result as well. Overall, Caldwell Academy has won 53 straight league matches and that streak dates back to the 2015 varsity volleyball season.
“I thought we were a little sluggish from the start,” said Caldwell Academy head volleyball coach Dan Bozarth. “We had some connection errors that we don’t normally have. We played these guys (Greensboro Day) last week and it was an easier match that what we had today, so we knew coming into their gym that it would be a little bit tougher today. It took us a little while to get into the flow of the game, but overall, we’ll take a win anytime we can get it.”
Even considering what Bozarth tabbed as a “sluggish” beginning to the match for his girls, Caldwell Academy was able to maintain control throughout the first and second sets en route to winning those 25-9 and 25-12 respectively.
The third set was a lot closer than the two prior with the home team, Greensboro Day, starting to go back-and-forth with the Eagles. GDS rallied within five points (18-13), but was unable to fully complete a comeback because Caldwell Academy finished the match off by winning 25-16.
Caldwell Academy had a balanced attack as many players coming through with strong statistical nights: Gabby Black (senior) reco
