The King William (VA) varsity volleyball team will face Poquoson (VA) in a neutral playoff match today at 6 p.m. This game is part of the 2024 VHSL Girls Volleyball Region Brackets (Virginia) – Class 2 Region A tournament.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Virginia High School Volleyball
Who: Poquoson vs King William
When: Today, November 11, 2024
Time: 6:00pm
Bracket: 2024 VHSL Girls Volleyball Region Brackets (Virginia) – Class 2 Region A
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Game preview: Poquoson vs King William

As the 2024-2025 sports season progresses, two standout teams, Poquoson and King William, have been putting up strong performances, each striving for success in their respective divisions. This article provides a detailed comparison of their records, team scoring averages, and performances against common opponents.

Team Overview

Poquoson (24-25)

• Overall Record: 13-12
• Region Record: 9-9
• Home Record: 7-3
• Away Record: 4-6
• Neutral Record: 2-3
• Win Percentage: .520
• Region Win Percentage: .500
• Scoring Average: 22.0 points per game (S1), 22.2 (S2), 21.4 (S3), 23.5 (S4), 13.0 (S5), with 1.9 wins on average.

King William (24-25)

• Overall Record: 14-6
• Region Record: 9-2
• Home Record: 8-2
• Away Record: 6-3
• Neutral Record: 0-1
• Win Percentage: .700
• Region Win Percentage: .818
• Scoring Average: 20.7 points per game (S1), 19.3 (S2), 22.0 (S3), 25.0 (S4), 16.0 (S5), with 2.3 wins on average.

Performance Analysis

Both teams have demonstrated strong performances throughout the season, with King William leading in overall win percentage and regional performance. King William’s impressive 14-6 overall record and .700 win percentage stand out, alongside a dominant .818 regional win percentage. Poquoson, on the other hand, has a more balanced record with a slightly lower win percentage of .520 overall, and a region win percentage of .500.

At home, Poquoson has the advantage with a 7-3 record, while King William has also fared well at home, posting an 8-2 record. Away games have been more challenging for both teams, though King William holds an edge with a 6-3 away record compared to Poquoson’s 4-6.

Common Opponents Breakdown

When facing off against common opponents, both teams have recorded identical results. Each team went 2-1 in their meetings with shared rivals, showcasing their competitive parity. Here’s how each team performed against their common opponents:

• Poquoson vs. Jamestown: Poquoson faced Jamestown twice—once at home on 9/5/24 and once away on 10/8/24. Poquoson lost the first matchup 3-1 but secured a 3-1 victory in the return game.
• King William vs. Jamestown: King William’s encounters with Jamestown were more challenging, with a 2-0 loss on 9/14/24 away and a win on 9/5/24 at home.
• Poquoson vs. Nottoway: Poquoson won both their matches against Nottoway, finishing with a 3-0 win on 11/4/24 and another 3-0 victory on 10/8/24.
• King William vs. Nottoway: Similarly, King William found success against Nottoway, claiming victory in both encounters. They won 3-2 on 8/27/24 and triumphed 3-0 away on 9/30/24.

Head-to-Head Record

Despite facing off in the same region, Poquoson and King William have yet to meet head-to-head during the current season, making their rivalry one to watch. Both teams hold strong records, but King William has the edge in most aspects, particularly in the regional competition.

Outlook

With the season still unfolding, King William appears poised for a strong postseason run, given their impressive regional record and ability to perform in both home and away environments. Poquoson, while not as dominant overall, has demonstrated the ability to compete fiercely, especially in their home games.

As both teams head into the latter part of the season, it will be exciting to see if they can maintain or improve their performances, particularly against shared opponents and in potential playoff scenarios. The competition is expected to intensify, with each team looking to build on their strengths and address any weaknesses that may arise in the final stretch.

In conclusion, King William and Poquoson each bring unique strengths to the table, and their continued performances will no doubt make for an exciting remainder of the season.