Hagerstown 0-2 Loss Wes-Del opened the Kay Saunders Classic with a 2-0 loss to Hagerstown, falling 25-7 and 25-14. Joy Toney and Presley Durr led the Warriors offensively with three kills apiece. Jocelyn Moser recorded two service aces, while Layla Carmichael led the defensive effort with seven digs. Cora Davis and Durr each contributed two total blocks at the net. The Warriors finished the match with six kills, six assists, 18 digs, three aces and three total blocks. Send me the stats from the next match and I can keep all four recaps consistent in length and style. Mississinewa 0-2 Loss Wes-Del dropped its second match of the Kay Saunders Classic to Mississinewa, 2-0, falling 25-14 and 25-9. Joy Toney led the Warrior attack with five kills, while Aubrey Antrim and Presley Durr added two kills apiece. Natalie Linder led the team with six assists, with Durr adding three. Defensively, Toney recorded four digs, Gabriella Rector added three, and Layla Carmichael finished with two. Antrim and Cora Davis each recorded a solo block. Antrim also recorded the Warriors' lone service ace as Wes-Del continued pool play at the Kay Saunders Classic. Tipton 0-2 Loss Wes-Del continued play at the Kay Saunders Classic with a competitive match against Tipton, falling 2-0. The Warriors stayed within striking distance throughout both sets before Tipton earned the 25-20, 25-22 victory. Joy Toney led the Wes-Del attack with eight kills, while Aubrey Antrim added three. Natalie Linder directed the offense with 14 assists and also contributed two total blocks. Toney, Antrim, Layla Carmichael, Gabriella Rector and Valarie Clark each recorded a service ace. Defensively, Carmichael led the Warriors with five digs, while Linder, Clark and Toney each added four. Tori Ward also contributed two total blocks as the Warriors battled throughout the closely contested match. Marion 2-0 Win Wes-Del closed out the Kay Saunders Classic on a high note, defeating Marion 2-0 with set victories of 25-21 and 25-18. The win gave the Warriors a 1-3 record on the day. Joy Toney led the Warriors with an outstanding offensive performance, recording nine kills on 17 attempts with a .529 hitting percentage. Aubrey Antrim added two kills, while Natalie Linder directed the offense with 15 assists. Toney also led Wes-Del from the service line with four aces. Layla Carmichael added an ace and a team-high six digs, while Linder and Gabriella Rector each finished with three digs. The Warriors finished the tournament with a victory after battling through four matches during the day.