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'CAPE MAY - The powerful Needlers took on the ever improving Thunder &, Roses team in the initial meeting in Women’s Volleyball action last week. Game one saw the Needlers break gut to ( an early 7-3 lead behind the fine serving of Marion Lomack. Thunder & Roses managed to tie the score at 8-8 behind the fine allaround play of Elaine Bennick. Jan MacKenzie. and Donna. Julianl. The Needlers then stiffened their defense . to iimit Thunder £ Roses to two points for the remainder of the game as they went on to win 15-10. The Needlers again took a 7-3 lead in the early going of game two, however, an ankle injury to Michelle Bird evened the teams to five players each and Thunder & Roses took advantage of the open court to notch a 15-10 victory. 'In. the deciding game Paige Huber’s fine court coverage lifted.the Needlers to a 6-0 lead in the early going. The Needlers added to their advantage, compiling a 12-4 lead before Thunder & Roses made a comeba’ck attempt. With the score 14-10 Needlers, Thunder & Rose held off the Needlers on four game points before finally yielding the game point and losing 15-10. , IN THE SECOND match the Shire had its way with Havin’ Fun as they swept three games. Game one featured the serving of the Shire’s Sue McKee hs it took an early 7-1 lead. The lead proved to be too much for Havin’ Fun. It could

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manage just seven points for the game as the Shire wor. easily 15-7 . The Shire looked/ even more impressive in game JWo as-it completely stifled Havin’ Fuh> offense, shutting it out 15-0. The Shire completed the sweep by winning 15-6 despite the fine play of Havin’ Fun’s Bobby MetfceL The last match was a make-up between the surprising Thunder & Roses team and the powerful Kona Girls. In game one Thunder & Roses’ Jan MacKenzie continued to play well after a fine performance early in the even-' ing as Thunder & Roses took an early 4-0 lead. Denise Zimmerman and Shirley Ludman brought Kona back with fine allaround play as their team took a one-point lead at 5-4.

Kona widened its lead to 11-4 behind the strong back row play of Kathy Strang. Thunder & Roses’ Jan MacKenzie led a dramatic - comeback as Thunder & Roses tied the game at 13-13. Thunder & Roses then went on to win 15-13 as , MacKenzie served out the match. Kona bounced back in game two as it stiffened its defense, limited Thunder & Roses, and won convincingly 15-9. In the rubber game Thunder & Roses battled back from an early 4-0 deficit to take the lead at 13-7. Thunder & Roses then put the clamps on Kona’s offense and served out the match for a 15-7 victory. STANDINGS n* Start 31-8 Needlers - B-7 Kona Girls 25-13 Thunder & Roses 17 -27 C-Vlew 8-27 Havin’Pun 8-26

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