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Weir High sweeps Central

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In a volleyball match on Tuesday, Weir High swept Catholic Central, winning with scores of 25-16, 25-23, and 25-19. This victory allowed Weir to improve their record to 3-11-1 and sweep the season series against the Crusaders, who fell to 1-15. Ella Kaufman led Weir with a standout performance, recording 13 kills and 20 assists. Coach Fran Capaldi praised her team's consistency and ability to communicate effectively during the match. Catholic Central's Kaylyn Cochran acknowledged that her team needed to capitalize on opponents' mistakes.

The match highlighted the importance of small details in volleyball, as emphasized by both coaches. Weir aims to build on this momentum as they prepare for their upcoming match against Wheeling Central, which is crucial for their sectional positioning. Meanwhile, Catholic Central is set to face city rival Big Red in a high-stakes match.

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