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Big Red sweeps to victory in its tournament opener

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Big Red volleyball team made a strong statement in their tournament opener against the Zanesville Blue Devils, achieving a straight-set victory with scores of 25-8, 25-11, and 25-13. This impressive performance took place at the Crimson Center and positions Big Red, the No. 4 seed, as a formidable contender in the Ohio Division III Eastern District tournament. Coach expressed pride in the team's effort, noting that the players executed their game plan effectively and showcased their skills. With this win, Big Red improves to a 13-10 record for the season, reflecting their hard work and dedication.

The match not only highlights the team's potential but also energizes their fan base, eager for continued success in the tournament. As they advance, the focus will be on maintaining this high level of play and overcoming future challenges. This victory is a pivotal moment in their season, and it sets a positive tone for the matches ahead. Fans are hopeful that Big Red can sustain this momentum and push deep into the tournament.

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