The Caddo Mills Lady Foxes volleyball team opened their home season to enthusiastic fan support, with the crowd maintaining consistent energy throughout the match against Blue Ridge. Spectators chanted in unison with each possession, creating an atmosphere that coach Skyler Camacho credited as integral to the team’s success. The coach highlighted how the combination of bench energy, floor presence, and fan engagement contributed to the overall intensity of the competition.
The home crowd’s impact proved particularly significant during the second and third sets. During Set 2, kills from Harlynn Johnson and Bailey Kobe sparked a 15-8 advantage, with the audience reaction intensifying with each point scored. The Lady Foxes extended their dominance to secure the set 25-16, positioning themselves one victory away from a sweep after winning the opening set 25-20.
Set 3 presented a tighter contest, with Blue Ridge taking an early 5-1 lead. Caddo Mills rallied to narrow the deficit and maintain competitive play. With the score reaching 22-19, Camacho called a timeout that proved decisive. A subsequent kill by Kobe ignited the student section, and the Lady Foxes closed out the set 25-20 to complete the sweep.
The dominant performance improved Caddo Mills’ record to 9-2 on the season, demonstrating the combined effect of strong team execution and supportive home crowd energy.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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