Norwalk at Huron - 10 01 2026
Oct 2, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 42 segments
**Norwalk at Huron - 10 01 2026**
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Josh BowmanHost
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Oct 2, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 42 segments
**Norwalk at Huron - 10 01 2026**
Chris MorganHostJosh BowmanHost
I'm Chris Morgan alongside Josh Bowman, and, oh boy, we've got quite the matchup here getting into the second half of the season tonight, Josh.
Norwalk checking in at 10 and 4, coming off a straight-set win against Clyde Tuesday.
And, uh, two teams that are really feeling it the last couple of weeks, especially.
Norwalk, like you said, a straight-set win against Clyde, a 25-19, 25-21, and 25-17.
Emily Tyler set 32 assists in that matchup, along with 12 digs defensively, and she also finished seven for nine serving with four aces.
She knows how to get it done, and those numbers speak for themselves right there.
And of course, uh, when you're having a good night like that as a setter, your killers up front are going to have a good night as well.
Ainsley King had 14 kills and was eight for nine serving as well to go along with four aces, while Amanda Romell had eight kills along with 16 digs.
Uh, Sophia Ames, though, how about this one from the other night, Josh? 11 for 13 serving, along with 14 digs for Ames.
What a great effort for her, and they're looking for more out of her, uh, as the season goes by.
And of course, Sawyer Weinman all over the floor defensively once again as she led the way with 24 digs, while Lola Schlatter had nine digs, and Bella Hernandez had seven kills up front as well.
The last time we saw Norwalk, of course, uh, Hernandez was, uh, kind of that chess piece that Head Coach Sarah Kipp was able to use to, uh, really get Clyde out of system and, uh, make sure that they weren't able to get what they wanted up front.
And, uh, they're gonna need another performance like that, I think, from Hernandez.
And, uh, could she be what we call the X factor once again? Uh, maybe a nominee for our player of the match here tonight.
I'm Chris Morgan alongside Josh Bowman, and, oh boy, we've got quite the matchup here getting into the second half of the season tonight, Josh.
Norwalk checking in at 10 and 4, coming off a straight-set win against Clyde Tuesday.
And, uh, two teams that are really feeling it the last couple of weeks, especially.
Norwalk, like you said, a straight-set win against Clyde, a 25-19, 25-21, and 25-17.
Emily Tyler set 32 assists in that matchup, along with 12 digs defensively, and she also finished seven for nine serving with four aces.
She knows how to get it done, and those numbers speak for themselves right there.
And of course, uh, when you're having a good night like that as a setter, your killers up front are going to have a good night as well.
Ainsley King had 14 kills and was eight for nine serving as well to go along with four aces, while Amanda Romell had eight kills along with 16 digs.
Uh, Sophia Ames, though, how about this one from the other night, Josh? 11 for 13 serving, along with 14 digs for Ames.
What a great effort for her, and they're looking for more out of her, uh, as the season goes by.
And of course, Sawyer Weinman all over the floor defensively once again as she led the way with 24 digs, while Lola Schlatter had nine digs, and Bella Hernandez had seven kills up front as well.
The last time we saw Norwalk, of course, uh, Hernandez was, uh, kind of that chess piece that Head Coach Sarah Kipp was able to use to, uh, really get Clyde out of system and, uh, make sure that they weren't able to get what they wanted up front.
And, uh, they're gonna need another performance like that, I think, from Hernandez.
And, uh, could she be what we call the X factor once again? Uh, maybe a nominee for our player of the match here tonight.
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