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Local volleyball club wins tournament at Bridgewater College

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Pictured left to right: 1st row – Lexi Pitsenbarger, Berkeley Frank, Rachael Montoney, Kaleigh Strawderman. 2nd row – Abby Mason, Morgan Ellinger, Brianna Hogan, Liz Johnson (Coach), Aaliyah Chunn, Hannah Davidson. Not pictured – Debora Mason (Asst Coach)

On Sunday, February 9, 2020, a local Front Royal U-18 girls volleyball club, Twin Rivers Rapids, competed in an all-day volleyball tournament at Bridgewater College. The Rapids took home first place with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Competing in the tournament were teams from the following areas in Virginia: Lynchburg, Fredericksburg, Greene, Bedford, Augusta and Roanoke.

Leading the Rapids in the following categories were Aaliyah Chunn – 38 kills, 20 solo blocks, 9 block assists, Lexi Pitsenbarger – 122 assists, 39 service points, Berkeley Frank – 54 digs, Kaleigh Strawderman – 8 aces. The following girls contributed to the win with hard play as well: Hannah Davidson – 37 kills, 7 aces, Brianna Hogan – 30 kills, Rachel Montoney – 16 digs, 28 service points, Morgan Ellinger – 7 kills, 4 solo blocks, and Abby Mason – 8 kills, 5 assists.

Twin Rivers Volleyball Club (Rapids) is a local club based out of Front Royal serving the surrounding counties with two teams, U-16 and U-18, competing in the Old Dominion Region Volleyball Association. The Rapids team members come from Warren County High School, Skyline High School, local private and homeschool school students. Like us on Facebook at Twin Rivers Volleyball Club!

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