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James Wood vs Glass Virginia Live High School Volleyball Playoffs (11/13/24)

James Wood vs Glass Virginia Live High School Volleyball Playoffs (11/13/24)

The James Wood Colonels (19-3) varsity volleyball team from Winchester, VA, will play a home playoff match against the Glass Hilltoppers (21-4) from Lynchburg, VA, today at 6 p.m. This match is part of the 2024 VHSL Girls Volleyball Region D tournament for Class 4 in Virginia.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Virginia High School Volleyball
Who: James Wood vs Glass
When: Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Time: 6 PM
Bracket: 2024 VHSL Girls Volleyball Region Brackets (Virginia) – Class 4 Region D
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Game preview: James Wood vs Glass

As the 2024-25 high school volleyball season comes to a close, two teams, Glass and James Wood, have emerged with stellar records and exceptional performances across all aspects of the game. Both teams are contenders for top honors in their respective divisions, with Glass leading in Virginia Division 6 and James Wood dominating Virginia Division 4. Let’s dive into their rankings, statistics, and key players.

Team Overview: Glass vs. James Wood

Glass boasts an impressive 21-4 overall record, with a strong 10-4 mark in the region and a perfect 1-0 record in neutral-site matches. Their performance on home and away courts has been remarkable, with 10-2 records in both categories. Glass has achieved an overall win percentage of .840 and a region win percentage of .714.

James Wood, with a slightly stronger record at 19-3, has excelled in the region, posting a remarkable 14-1 record. Their performance on the road has been equally impressive with an 8-2 away record, contributing to an overall win percentage of .864 and a region win percentage of .933. James Wood’s only non-league losses have been few, and they are undefeated at home with an 11-1 mark.

Scoring and Statistics Breakdown

Both teams have shown a high level of offensive and defensive play. Glass averages 24.3 points in the first set, with a slight decline to 22.0 points in the fourth, but remains strong in wins with an average of 2.4. Meanwhile, James Wood averages 23.6 points in the first set and remains consistent throughout, with their lowest scoring being 14.0 in the fifth set, contributing to their 2.8 wins per match.

When comparing key team stats, Glass outperforms James Wood in total kills (935 to 896) but trails in digs (944 to 1196). In serving aces, Glass has 228, while James Wood edges them with 252. Glass also leads in assists (854 to 812) and receptions (750 to 1131), showcasing their overall balance between offense and defense.

Team Leaders

Both teams have standout players contributing to their success.

For Glass, Aubri Willis leads with 334 kills, while Elizabeth Bauer has recorded 105 blocks. Ava Grace Mayberry has been a key asset, contributing 55 serving aces, 237 digs, and a team-leading 771 assists. Sara Wesley stands out with 296 receptions.

On the James Wood side, Kennedy Spaid leads with 345 kills, and Tenley Mattison has 41 blocks. Brenna Corbin has been a standout performer with 83 serving aces and 315 digs, and Kylee Plumb has been a playmaker with 562 assists. Corbin and Plumb also stand out in receptions with 342 and 342, respectively.

Record Breakdown

When looking at their head-to-head records, both teams excel in their leagues and across common opponents. Glass maintains a 10-2 home record and 10-2 away record, while James Wood boasts an impressive 11-1 home and 8-2 away record. Both teams have been dominant in their regional play, with James Wood‘s .933 region win percentage slightly surpassing Glass’s .714.

Both teams have shown resilience in playoff settings, with Glass maintaining an unblemished 2-0 record in playoff matches, and James Wood matching them with a similar 2-0 mark.

Conclusion

Both Glass and James Wood have proven themselves as top contenders this season, with outstanding performances across the board. Glass shines with a more consistent all-around team game, while James Wood showcases dominance in individual performances, particularly in kills and digs. Whether it’s Glass’s offensive balance or James Wood’s defensive mastery, both teams look set for an exciting postseason as they continue to build on their successful seasons. With such close competition, it will be intriguing to see who comes out on top as the season progresses.

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