The Clinton JV Redwolves volleyball team continued its tough schedule with an impressive victory over Madison, defeating the Trojans in a hard-fought three-set match. After facing Madison in the semifinals of the County Championship Tournament over the weekend, the Redwolves were ready for another challenge, coming away with a 25-10, 25-22, 18-16 victory. Clinton came out strong, combining an aggressive offense with solid defensive play to take control early. The Redwolves dominated the opening set, using strong attacks and consistent teamwork to secure a convincing 25-10 win. Madison responded in the second set, challenging Clinton throughout, but the Redwolves stayed composed and found a way to close out the set, 25-22. The third set proved to be another battle, with both teams fighting for every point. Clinton continued to compete and support one another through the tight finish, ultimately earning an 18-16 victory to complete the sweep. One of the highlights of the match was the team's balanced effort. Every player contributed, demonstrating the Redwolves' ability to work together and rely on one another in key moments. Kylie Hicks led Clinton's attack with 10 kills, followed by DeLane McKinnon with eight and Karsyn Nicholson with seven. Brooklynn Kranz paced the offense with 15 assists, while Hicks added eight. Defensively, Makenna Peters led the way with an outstanding 24 digs. Kranz contributed 10 digs, McKinnon added eight, and Nicholson, Paisley Kurowcki and Hicks recorded six apiece. Aby Webb chipped in five digs. From the service line, Kranz led the team with 14 points, including seven aces. Hicks added nine points and three aces, while Avah Vershum contributed seven points and two aces. McKinnon and Kurowcki each added four points. With the victory, the Redwolves improved their season record to 23-8, continuing to build momentum as the season progresses. Clinton will return to the court Thursday at Hanover-Horton, where the Redwolves will face Hanover-Horton and Olivet in their next competition.