Lady Plainsmen Over Midland College

The Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen delivered a dominant performance tonight, sweeping Midland College 3-0 in an impressive display of teamwork and energy. From the opening serve, Frank Phillips controlled the tempo of the match, showing sharp execution on offense and strong communication on defense. Their aggressive serves and quick transitions kept Midland on their heels, allowing the Lady Plainsmen to take the first set with confidence and set the tone for the rest of the match.

In the second set, Frank Phillips continued to showcase their consistency and depth. Strong net play and solid blocking prevented Midland from finding any rhythm, while the Lady Plainsmen's hitters capitalized on every scoring opportunity. The team's chemistry was evident as they moved seamlessly across the court, supporting one another on every point. With momentum fully on their side, Frank Phillips closed out the second set with poise and precision.

The third and final set sealed the sweep as Frank Phillips maintained their focus and refused to let up. Their defense remained tight, and their offense continued to fire on all cylinders. Every player contributed to the victory, demonstrating why the Lady Plainsmen are one of the toughest teams in the region. With this 3-0 win over Midland College, Frank Phillips not only adds another victory to their record and stays in first place in the conference. 

The Lady Phlainsmen will be traveling to Clarendon College to face the bulldogs in which should be an excellent conference game. The last time Clarendon faced the Lady Plainsmen, the Plainsmen won 3-2. We were able to check up with the head coach of the Lady Plainsmen, McKenna Clement.Coach Clement shared her thoughts ahead of the matchup, acknowledging the challenge of earning a road win. "Going to Clarendon and getting a road win is going to be tough, but it is definitely something that we know we can accomplish," Clement said. "We will need to have a great level of focus, and we will have to play the game at our own tempo and pace like we did the last time we faced Clarendon."