Lady Pirates win 1 of 2 The Prairie Lady Pirates split a pair of league matches this past week. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, they traveled to Kamiah and lost 16-25, 25-12, 25-27 and 19-25. On Monday, Sept. 21, they hosted Lapwai and won in 5 sets 18-25, 25-18, 25-13, 21-25 and 15-5. At Kamiah In the first set at
Kamiah, Prairie fell behind 0-3 but came back to tie it on 2 kills by
Kennedy Riener and an ace by Erica Schlader.After falling behind again, Prairie took their first lead at 7-5 after 2 kills by Beka Schumacher. Kamiah tied it at 7 and Prairie took their final lead of the set on a wide serve by the Kubs.  Kamiah scored 3 straight to retake the lead and never gave it back as they went on to win by 9. The second set was the best Prairie has played so far this season. They had just 1 missed serve and very few other mistakes. The first 4 serves all were sideouts. Prairie then took their first lead on an ace by Faith Cash. After Kamiah tied it, Prairie took the lead for good on a tip by Schumacher for a sideout. Schumacher then served an ace for a 5-3 lead. Prairie made it 7-4 on a dig by Schumacher and a back row spike by Schumacher. After another pair of sideouts, Prairie created some separation when Mia Anderson served 5 straight aces and Riener added a kill to make it 14-5. After 4 straight sideouts, Riener served an ace to make it 17-7. At 17-9 Schlader scored a kill on a free back and that was followed by an ace from Cash and 2 kills from Schumacher for a 21-9 lead. At 22-12, Schlader scored 2 kills and Zoey Behler finished off the set with an ace. The third set started like the first as Kamiah took a 0-3 lead then Prairie tied it on a dig kill by Behler, a kill by Schumacher an an ace by Schlader. Kamiah took back the lead but Prairie rallied to take their first lead at 8-7 after a kill each by Schlader and Anderson and an ace by Schumacher. Kamiah tied it at 8 but Prairie took a 13-9 lead on a kill each from Riener and Schumacher and 2 aces by Anderson. Prairie then took a 16-11 lead after an ace by Schlader and a kill by Riener. Kamiah fought back within 1 but Prairie took a 22-19 lead after an ace by Behler and a kill each by Schumacher and Kennedy. Prairie held the lead and had a set-point chance after a block by Kennedy made it 24-22. Kamiah fought back to a tie. Prairie had another set point chance at 25-24 after a kill by Schumacher. Kamiah then scored the next 3 points to take the set. That was the difference between a 2-1 lead and a 1-2 deficit. Prairie lead early on in the fourth set at 7-3 after 2 kills by Schumacher and an ace by her. They led 10-6 after an ace by Behler. Kamiah then rallied back to a tie at 12. It was tied again at 14 and 15. Kamiah then scored the next 6 points for a 15-21 lead. Prairie cut the deficit in half with an ace by Behler and a kill each by Schlader and Riener that made it 18-21. Prairie’s final point came on a missed Kamiah serve as the Kubs scored 4 of the next 5 points to win the match. Schumacher had 24 kills to lead the team with 1 assist and 3 aces. Riener had 11 kills, including a block, plus 2 aces. Schlader had 8 kills and 4 aces. Behler had 2 kills and 4 aces. Anderson had 1 kill, 19 assists and 7 aces. Halee Rowland had 1 kill and 1 assist. Cash had 20 assists and 2 aces. Mikayla Rowland had 1 assist. The JV team won their match 26-24, 17-25, 15-7. The opening game saw several lead changes early on. Prairie then took their biggest lead with Macie Uhlenkott serving. She had 2 aces and Tinley Hibbard had a pair of kills as Prairie took a 14-8 lead. Kamiah came back to tie it before Hibbard scored a sideout kill. Tori Shears then served 2 aces and Hibbard added another kill for an 18-14 lead. Kamiah came back and too a 20-22 lead. Prairie tied it at 23 then Bekah Shears scored a kill to make it 24-23. Kamiah tied it but then got called for a net foul on what had appeared to be the goal ahead kill. Hibbard then scored the set winning kill. The second set saw Kamiah lead nearly the entire set. Prairie lead at 4-3 after a kill by Blake Uhlenkott and led again at 5-4 after a net serve by Kamiah but those were their only leads. The decisive third set saw Tori Shears serve 2 aces and then add a tip for a 3-0 lead. Kamiah came right back with 3 to tie it. Hibbard scored the go-ahead kill and Prairie never trailed again. Nicole Gehring served an ace to make it 5-3. After 8 straight sideouts it was 9-7. Macie Uhlenkott then served 5 straight aces to get to match point at 14-7. Tori Shears then won a joust at the net for the match winning point. Vs. Lapwai The opening set against
Lapwai saw the Pirates fall behind 0-2 but then rally to take the lead.
Schumacher scored a block for the sideout then Avery Kehler and
Schlader each scored a kill for a 3-2 lead.Lapwai took back the lead at 8-9. Prairie was able to tie it at 10 after a second touch free ball by Cash. Lapwai then scored the sideout and added 6 more points for a 10-17 lead. Prairie scored a sideout and Anderson served 4 straight to get Prairie  back within 2 at 15-17. She had an ace while Schumacher had 2 kills and Kylee Riggers scored on a block. After 4 straight sideouts, Schumacher served an ace to cut the deficit to 1 at 18-19. However that was Prairie’s final point of the set as Lapwai served it out. Prairie fell behind 2-5 in the second set before rallying back. Riggers scored another block for a sideout to make it 6-7. Cash then served Prairie into the lead. She had an ace while Riener had 2 kills and Schlader added another to make it 10-7. Prairie held the lead until Lapwai tied it at 15 after 4 straight points. Riggers scored a sideout kill then Behler serve Prairie to a 21-15 lead. She had 2 aces then Schumacher scored 3 straight kills. At 22-18 Riggers scored a sideout kill and then Riener and Schlader each scored a kill to finish off the set and tie the match at 1 set each. A block by Schumacher started the scoring in the third set. After Lapwai answered, Schumacher scored a sideout kill and Anderson served Prairie to a 6-1 lead. She had 3 aces and added a second touch kill. At 7-3 Schlader scored a sideout kill and Schumacher then served 4 straight for a 12-3 lead. She had an ace while Schlader added 2 kills and Riener another. Lapwai rallied back within 5 at 12-7 before a kill by Anderson and 2 aces by Cash made it 15-7. After a Lapwai sideout, Anderson added a kill and then Schlader served Prairie to a 19-8 lead. She had an ace and Riener and Halee Rowland each added a kill. At 21-13, Schumacher scored a sideout kill and then added another kill before Anderson served 2 aces to give Prairie a 2 sets to 1 lead. Lapwai scored the first 2 points of the fourth set but a kill by Schlader and 3 aces by Riener gave Prairie a 4-2 lead. Lapwai answered with 3 straight to retake the lead. At 5-6, Anderson scored a kill and Behler served 4 straight for a 10-6 lead. She had an ace while Schumacher had 2 kills and Schlader caught the sideline with a spike. Lapwai came back to take a 13-14 lead but Prairie answered and led 17-15 before things fell apart. Lapwai scored the sideout then scored 5 more for a 17-21 lead. Prairie got a kill from Schumacher and an ace by Anderson to make it 19-21. Lapwai then scored 3 straight to get to set point before missing a serve. Behler served an ace to make it 21-24 before Lapwai scored the set winning point. Lapwai won the coin flip to serve first in the fifth set but that was about all they won. Halee Rowland scored a sideout kill to open the set then Riener served Prairie to a 6-0 lead. She had 2 aces while Schumacher scored on a block and a first touch spike at the net. Riener then scored on a free ball. Lapwai answered with 2 points then after a trade of sideouts, Riggers scored a sideout kill as she tipped the ball along the net. Behler then served Prairie to a 13-3 lead. Schumacher and Schlader had 2 kills each and Behler served an ace for the 13th point. 3 straight sideouts put Prairie at match point at 14-5. Riggers then scored the match winning kill. Schumacher had 27 kills, including 4 blocks with 4 assists and 2 aces. Schlader had 14 kills, 1 assist and 2 aces. Riener had 10 kills, including a block with 2 assists and 8 aces. Riggers had 8 kills, including 2 blocks, with 4 assists. Anderson had 6 kills, 31 assists and 7 aces. Halee Rowland had 3 kills and 1 assist. Cash had 1 kill, 15 assists and 3 aces. Kehler had 1 kill. Behler had 1 assist and 6 aces. Mikayla Rowland had 1 assist. Prairie is now 2-4 in league play and overall. The JV teams played just 2 games and split them. Prairie won the first 25-11 and Lapwai answered with a 22-25 win. The first set was close until Sidney Kehler scored a sideout to make it 12-7. Macie Uhlenkott then served 4 straight aces for a 16-7 lead. After 2 points by Lapwai, Tori Shears scored a sideout kill and then went to the service line for 4 straight aces. Hibbard and Gehring each added a kill to make it 23-9. Lapwai scored 2 points then bricked a serve and Gehring served an ace for the set winner. In the second set, Prairie seemed to have a letdown after the relatively easy win. Lapwai took control with 5 straight points to turn a 4-3 deficit into a 4-8 lead. They held onto the lead until Prairie mounted a late rally to take a 21-20 lead after 3 straight service points by Macie Uhlenkott. After 3 straight sideouts left the score tied at 22, Lapwai was able to score the final 3 points for the win.  Beka Schummacher has just spike the ball over the net at Kamiah.  Erica Schlader digs up a serve at Kamiah.  Mia Anderson sets the ball at Kamiah.  Kennedy Riener serves at Kamiah.  Mikayla Rowland goes for a back row kill at Kamiah. Also shown are Erica Schlader and Beka Schumacher.  Zoey Behler serves at Kamiah.  Kennedy Riener spikes the ball against Lapwai. Also shown are Erica Schlader and Kylee Riggers.  Mia Anderson makes a pass against Lapwai. Also shown are Beka Schumacher and Erica Schlader. UPDATED PIRATES GIRLS VOLLEYBALL JV games start at 6, followed by Varsity unless indicated
AUGUST
18-Jamboree at Prairie, 5 p.m.
29-Genesee JV Tournament SEPTEMBER
3-Logos*, there, C-JV-V, 5 p.m., lost 1 game to 38-C.V*, here, JV-V, won 3 games to 0 10-Troy*, there, JV-V, lost 0 games to 3 14-Potlatch*, there, C-JV-V, 5 p.m., lost 0 games to 3 15-Kamiah*, there, JV-V, lost 1 game to 3 21-Lapwai*, here., C-JV-V, 5 p.m., won 3 games to 2 22-Grangeville, here, C-JV-V, 5 p.m., won 3 games to 0, details next week 24-C at Orofino, 4:30 p.m., cancelled 24-Lapwai*, there, JV-V, 5 p.m. 26-Linda Sheridan Invitational at Shadle Park, H.S., Spokane, TBA 29-Troy*, V only, here, 4:30 p.m. 29-Logos*, here, JV-V, 6 p.m. 30-Grangeville, there, C-JV-V, 5 p.m. OCTOBER
1-Grangeville, there, C-JV-V, 5 p.m.
3-Pea & Lentil Spike-Off at Genesee, TBA 6-Potlatch*, here, C-JV-V, 5 p.m. 8-C.V.*, there, JV-V, 4 p.m. 8-vs. Salmon River at CV, V only, 6:30 p.m. 12-C vs. Orofino, here, 4:30 p.m. 12-Kamiah*, here, JV-V 14-20-Districts at LCSC 24-State Play In Game Oct. 29-31-State at Madison High School in Rexburg *League Game
Prairie Jr. High Volleyball Schedule for 2026
Games start at 4:30 p.m.
September
15-Nezperce, there
17-ClearwaterValley, here 24-Orofino, there 28-Kamiah, there 30-Highland, here October
6-St. John Bosco, there
8-Culdesac, here 10-Prairie Tournament, TBA 13-Grangeville Blue, here 15-Timberline, there 20-Grangeville White, there 22-Sts. Peter & Paul, there 27-Lapwai, here |
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