The Fort Campbell volleyball team may have been happy to see Trigg County’s bus pull in on Thursday, with the Lady Falcons’ only two victories last season coming against the Lady Wildcats.
If the Lady Falcons weren’t happy when Trigg arrived, they were undoubtedly in a good mood when the bus left to head back to Cadiz after topping the Lady Wildcats 3-0 to improve to 1-1.
Marlie Fanning got Fort Campbell off to a quick start, serving for ten straight points to start the first set. The Lady Falcons took the opener 25-9 and used a strong service game from Emily Ramsay to cruise to a 25-7 win in the second set.
Fort Campbell finished off its first victory of the season with a 25-12 result in the final set. The win is the Lady Falcons’ eighth straight against Trigg, dating back to 2018.
Fort Campbell returns to its home court on Tuesday to face Hopkins County Central. Trigg County heads to Apollo on Saturday to meet Warren East at the Apollo Summer Slam.
