Clawson's JVB girls volleyball team lost their match against Roseville high school on Wednesday evening in a two sets to zero defeat. 

Clawson's JVB volleyball team faced another tough loss against Royal Oak high school. The girls faught hard and gave their all, but ultimately did not come out victorious. 

The Clawson girls' JVB volleyball team faced a tough matchup last night against Lutheran High School Northwest's freshman volleyball team. Unforeseen challenges led to last minute lineup changes, forcing the Trojans to step into new roles and play new positions. The girls did so with can-do attitudes and they never backed down from the challenge! Attia Hardy made her debut in the middle blocker position, scoring her first kill of the season, and on her birthday no less! Saphira Jones also made her debut as an outside hitter and defensive specialist, scoring several kills and 3 digs. Grace Fisher stepped up to the service line for the first time and scored an ace. Setters Ava McGray and Fiona Vranesich did a great job being leaders on the court and running their offense, even with new hitters in the front row. Veteran hitters Me'Kyah Williams and Alaina Maloney kept up their usual great work with blocking and offensive attacks. In the end, the girls came short of a victory and were defeated 0-2. Better luck next time, Clawson! The girls will go on to face Roseville next Wednesday 9/28 in an away match. 

Clawson's JVB volleyball team faced another tough loss against L'anse Creuse High last night in straight sets. The first set found the Trojans facing a devastating 25-5 defeat, but the girls could not be held down for long. Clawson decided to turn up the heat and battle back against the Lancers. The second set featured much more intense, hard-fought game play, including numerous defensive saves by Grace Fisher, Alaina Maloney, Cassie McGray, Bella Yago, and setter Ava McGray. Clawson's offense also had a great showing, with kills scored by Hailey DeRosia, Me'Kyah Williams, Saphia Jones, and Alaina Maloney. Ultimately, the second set ended in a nail-biting 25-23 loss. The Trojans go on to face Center Line high school on Monday night. Go Clawson!

Clawson's JVB volleyball team faced Cousino Senior High School in a home match on Tuesday night. This match led to a nail-biting tie breaker set, which ultimately ended in Trojan defeat, 1 set to 2. The girls from Clawson fought tooth and nail for each and every point they earned in the second and third sets. Stellar performances by middle blockers Saphira Jones and Me'Kyah Williams allowed Clawson's defense to fight their way back into the game in the second set, backed up by libero Grace Fisher. Serving runs by Fiona Vranesich and Ava McGray added additional points to the scoreboard, leading us to victory in the second set and bringing us to the tie-breaker. Unfortunately Cousino came back stronger than ever in the third set, and could not be defeated. The Trojans will go on to face L'anse Creuse tonight, 9/15 in an away match. Go Trojans!

The Clawson Trojan JVB volleyball team faced Bishop Foley for the second time this season on Monday night. The girls battled hard for every point, but ultimately fell 0 sets to 2 against the Venturers from Foley. The Trojans played a great defensive game against their opponents' strong offensive front. featuring 6 successful digs by all-around player Alaina Maloney and 8 digs by libero Grace Fisher. Outsider hitter Hailey DeRosia led Clawson's offense in attacking points with 5 kills. Me'kyah Williams led the Trojans in aces from the service line with a whopping 8 consecutive aces. It was a great performance by all! 

The Clawson Trojans girls volleyball JVB team added another victory to their record Tuesday night against Lake Shore in a 2 sets to 1 win. The girls turned up their offensive heat and showcased numerous kills by Hailey DeRosia and Alaina Maloney. Service runs by Me'Kyah Williams, Addison Tikey, and Ava McGray racked up even more offensive points for the Trojans. On defense, Alaina Maloney and libero Grace Fisher saved several digs to keep the ball in play, keeping the Trojans in the match and bringing us to the third set. The girls fought hard as a team and ultimately came out victorious! Clawson will go on to face Bishop Foley for the second time this season on Monday evening. Go Trojans!

Clawson's JVB Volleyball team earned their first win of the season Tuesday night against the Stallions of Sterling Heights High in a nail biting 2-1 set victory. The first set ended in a truly intense finish, with a whopping scoreboard of 28-26 in favor of the Trojans. Serving runs by Alaina Maloney and Ava McGray helped bring the girls through the first set. The second set was equally close in score, led in kills by Saphira Jones and Me'Kyah Williams. The girls ultimately lost the second set 24-26 in another nail-biter. The third and final tie-breaking set could not have been won without the hard work of servers Fiona Vranesich and Addison Tikey, and the defensive expertise of libero Grace Fisher. The tie-breaker resulted in a Clawson victory, 15-11. The team will go on to play a tri at Port Huron High School on Thursday, September 1st. Go Trojans!

Clawson’s freshman volleyball team had their debut match Wednesday evening versus the Ventures of Bishop Foley. The Trojans unfortunately lost 0-2 sets against the Ventures. The first set went to 17-25, led in service aces by Saphira Jones and serves received by Grace Fisher. The second set featured some stellar service runs by Bishop Foley which led to an 11-25 scoreboard. Addison Tikey and Alaina Maloney were great offensive forces for Clawson. The girls will go on to face Sterling Heights next Tuesday, August 30th.