ND spikers sweep aside Crusaders

The Notre Dame volleyball team stayed above the .500 mark with a 25-15, 25-13 victory at home against Saxony Lutheran.

Ashley Nenninger led the Bulldogs (9-7) with eight kills and two blocks. Meridith Medlin added four kills and 10 assists. Destiny Dirnberger and Emily Huber each had nine service points for Notre Dame, and Haley Bohnert added seven digs.

JV -- Notre Dame won 2-0; Freshmen -- Notre Dame won 2-0.

Oak Ridge 25 25 Woodland 19 21

Oak Ridge posted a home win over Woodland.

Laura Meyer led the Bluejays (8-5) with seven kills. Jessica Seyer added four kills, and Kia Thomas had four kills and 3 blocks.

New Salem 25 25 Westwood 7 22

New Salem Baptist of Marble Hill won a pair of contests, beating Westwood of Poplar Bluff 25-7, 25-22 after defeating a team from Memphis 25-18.

Laura Poole had 13 assists against Westwood. Martha Poole had eight kills, and Celsey Cook led in digs.

Against Memphis, Laura Poole had 20 assists. Cook had seven kills, and Sarah Green added four kills.

BOYS SWIMMING Ladue 148, Central 106, Mehlville 38

The Tigers finished second among three teams at Ladue.

First-year diver Robert Weir, a senior, placed first. Sam Gramling was first in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. The 400-free relay team of Gramling, Jake Meyer, Hunter Givens and Peyton Waggener also finished first.

GIRLS TENNIS Jackson 6, Farmington 3

Jackson posted a home win on Thursday.

Singles

1. Sina Rennhak (F) def. Erinn Haff 8-2

2. Alynda Lane (J) def. Jessie Bayless 8-6

3. Stephanie Foresight (F) def. Maura Neader 8-2

4. Ellyn Beil (J) def. Sydney Bloom 8-6

5. Raechel Batz (J) def. Brittany Murray 8-3

6. Allison Keiper (J) def. Kaitlin Crocker 8-3.

Doubles

1. Lane-Beil (J) def. Foresight-Bayless 8-3

2. Bloom-Rennhak (F) def. Haff-Batz 8-3

3. Neader-Keiper (J) def. Alicia Murray-Coutney Jensen 8-3.

JV -- Jackson 8, Farmington 6. Jackson winners: Andrea Penzel, Jade Freeman, Emily Hoffman, Kaylyn Sneathen, Katie King, Hoffman-Penzel, Chelsea Jones-Katie Miinch, Freeman-Olivia Meyer.

-- From staff reports