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St. Margaret's Boys Volleyball Knocks Off Barons in CIF-SS Opening Round
The Tartans defeated Fountain Valley 3-0 on Wednesday.
The Tartan boys volleyball program opened the CIF-SS Div. II postseason with a convincing 3-0 win over visiting Fountain Valley on Wednesday evening.
St. Margaret's weathered a shaky start to the first game but pulled out a 26-24 win and posted solid second and third sets, winning 25-13, 25-19.
Luke Balint was the kill leader (16) for the Tartans, with the middle attack and block being the difference in the match. Miles Eaton notched an astounding 11 kills on 12 swings, while Beckett Harvey contributed 8 kills. Aiden McMahon produced a strong serving game with 4 aces backed up by the strong floor defense of Botty O'Kane and Caden Isola.
The Tartans will next face Burroughs High School in Pasternack Field House on Wednesday, May 7 at 6 p.m.
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