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    Home»Sports»EP volleyball quiets the Storm
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    EP volleyball quiets the Storm

    Ace SauerweinBy Ace SauerweinSeptember 28, 2022Updated:October 15, 20221 Min Read
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    Eden Prairie volleyball (11-5) followed up a .500 weekend performance in Apple Valley at the Eagle Invitational with a 3-1 (23-25, 25-17, 25-13, 25-23) win over Chanhassen (9-8) Tuesday night.

    The Chanhassen Storm came into Tuesday’s matchup winners of six matches in a row and hadn’t dropped a set during the winning streak. Twelve sets won in a row turned into 13 after the Storm took a pendulum-like first set 25-23. Chanhassen used a pair of 6-1 runs while Eden Prairie scored seven consecutive in a high-octane opening set that belonged to the Storm.

    It was all Eden Prairie after the opener. The Eagles captured the next two sets with ease before a tighter contest in the fourth. Luckily for Eden Prairie, they had Hailey Laffond. The freshman came alive in the fourth and had the match-winning kill, her 10th of the contest. Laffond added three blocks as well.

    Laffond had the winner, but Evelyn Skattum led the team with 16 kills. Lillian Ekness recorded 12.

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    Freshman Bryn Lunsky recorded a team-high 11 kills for the Storm.

    Eden Prairie hosts Minnetonka this Thursday. First serve is at 7 p.m.

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