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| 10/02/25 - Home | 0-3 L |
| 10/17/24 - Home | 3-0 W |
| 09/24/24 - Away | 3-0 W |
| 10/12/23 - Away | 3-0 W |
| 09/19/23 - Home | 3-0 W |
| + 5 more games |
Rustburg has gone 9-1 against Amherst County recently and they'll look to pad the win column further on Tuesday. The Red Devils will challenge the Lancers at 7:00 p.m. The squads are rolling into the game with opposing streaks: Rustburg has struggled recently with four defeats in a row, while Amherst County will arrive with three straight victories.
Rustburg lost 3-0 to Glass on Thursday.
The match finished with set scores of 25-6, 25-18, 25-12.
Despite the loss, Rustburg saw an underclassman step up: freshman Peyton Lowes had nine digs.
Meanwhile, Amherst County hadn't done well against Glass recently (they were 2-7 in their previous nine matchups), but they didn't let the past get in their way on Tuesday. The Lancers won by a set and slipped past the Hilltoppers 3-2.
Amherst County took Glass into a fifth set where they got it done with a six-point win. The final score came out to 20-25, 25-22, 25-19, 25-27, 15-9.
Amherst County's win came from a few key players Rustburg will need to keep an eye on. One of the most notable was Kamdyn Cardwile, who had 13 digs, 12 kills, and seven aces. She is on a roll when it comes to aces, as she's now served two or more in each of the last seven games she's played. Kynslee Wilson was another key player, getting ten digs and one block.
Amherst County was lethal from the service line and finished the match with 21 aces. That's the most aces they've managed all season.
Rustburg's defeat dropped their record down to 9-11. As for Amherst County, their record is now 14-5.
Rustburg suffered a grim 3-0 defeat to Amherst County in their previous matchup on October 2nd. A big factor in that loss was the dominant performance of Wilson, who had 145 digs, 78 aces, 77 kills, and 30 blocks. Now that the Red Devils know the damage she can cause, will they be able to stop her this time? Check MaxPreps.com after the match to find out.
