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Wolves overcome slow start to sweep Norway

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CARNEY -- The Carney-Nadeau Wolves overcame a slow start in plenty of time to post a 3-0 (25-19, 25-11, 25-15) volleyball triumph over the Norway Knights here Tuesday night.

"Norway led 16-12 in the first set, then Taylor (Kedsch) had a six-point run and we reduced our number of unforced errors," said C-N coach Steve Kedsch. "We pretty much played mistake-free volleyball in the second set."

Taylor Kedsch finished with three service aces, nine kills and 16 digs. Liana Blahnik added seven kills and seven digs.

Haley Ernest collected 20 assists and eight digs and Sandra Boulton had five kills and six digs.

The Wolves, who also won the jayvee match (25-13, 27-25), visit Bark River-Harris Thursday.

Carney-Nadeau -- Kedsch (three aces, nine kills, 16 digs); Boulton (two aces, five kills, six digs); Thoune (two aces, six digs); Blahnik (seven kills, seven digs); Kirschner (two kills); Ernest (20 assists, eight digs); Poupore (seven digs); DeBacker (six digs).

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