Trenton Struggles With Cameron’s Serving In Loss
There is renewed optimism in the Trenton High School volleyball program under new head coach Brad Ewald. But a turnaround of the long-suffering program isn’t going to happen overnight and Monday in Cameron that was painfully obvious.
Trenton stumbled out of the gates, opening their 2021 campaign with a 25-7, 25-6, 25-6 loss to the host Dragons.
The Bulldogs struggled in several aspects of the game, but getting a handle on Cameron’s serves proved to be the biggest hurdle that Trenton could not clear.
“Really rough start to the season,” Ewald said. “Our serve receive was rocky all night, which made it difficult to get in a rhythm with anything else. However, there were glimmers of good things happening, so we will regroup and see if we can put together a better performance against Chillicothe on Thursday.”
There wasn’t much to show statistically in the loss, but Ava Simpson did hand out four assists on the night. Abby Simpson tallied a pair of kills and Makenzee Epperson and Lilly Berti each had one ace.
Trenton will be tested by another Midland Empire Conference team on Thursday when the Bulldogs travel south to take on Chillicothe. Action is scheduled to begin a 5 p.m.
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