Reading, Pa. -- Reading High School is known as "The Castle on the Hill" because it resembles a castle ... tonight the Neshaminy volleyball team members feel like kings. An emotional day at Reading High's "Battle at the Castle" ended with a championship trophy and individual medals for the Skins, who upended William Tennent in the best-of-three final. After falling in the first game, Neshaminy was on the brink of a win in game two with a 24-21 lead, only to see Tennent score the next four points and put the Skins' backs to the wall. Back-and-forth play from that point on finally ended with a 31-29 thrilling victory. The Skins had momentum on their side in the third game and won by a decisive 15-8 score; the winning kill came off the left arm of senior Ethan Chase. Neshaminy nearly didn't get to the final, trailing Eastern York, 22-17, in the one-game semifinal. The Skins rallied to win, 25-23. Neshaminy notched pool-play wins against Reading (2-0), Eastern York (2-0), William Tennent (1-1) and Elizabethtown (1-1) to go 6-2 and earn a first-round bye in the playoff round. The Skins return to action Wednesday against Suburban One powerhouse and undefeated Pennsbury.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Skins Win "Battle at the Castle!"
Reading, Pa. -- Reading High School is known as "The Castle on the Hill" because it resembles a castle ... tonight the Neshaminy volleyball team members feel like kings. An emotional day at Reading High's "Battle at the Castle" ended with a championship trophy and individual medals for the Skins, who upended William Tennent in the best-of-three final. After falling in the first game, Neshaminy was on the brink of a win in game two with a 24-21 lead, only to see Tennent score the next four points and put the Skins' backs to the wall. Back-and-forth play from that point on finally ended with a 31-29 thrilling victory. The Skins had momentum on their side in the third game and won by a decisive 15-8 score; the winning kill came off the left arm of senior Ethan Chase. Neshaminy nearly didn't get to the final, trailing Eastern York, 22-17, in the one-game semifinal. The Skins rallied to win, 25-23. Neshaminy notched pool-play wins against Reading (2-0), Eastern York (2-0), William Tennent (1-1) and Elizabethtown (1-1) to go 6-2 and earn a first-round bye in the playoff round. The Skins return to action Wednesday against Suburban One powerhouse and undefeated Pennsbury.
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