Twin Valley League Volleyball Roundup – Week 2 – 9/10/2025

Team League Overall
Centralia 4-0 8-1
Valley Heights 4-0 7-3
Linn 3-1 3-1
Onaga 2-1 3-1
Axtell 2-2 5-4
Doniphan West 2-2 4-4
Hanover 2-2 2-2
Clifton-Clyde 1-3 1-3
Blue Valley 1-3 1-3
Washington County 0-4 0-4
Frankfort 0-3 0-4

Scores from September 4 (rescheduled from Week Eight)
**Onaga def Doniphan West 25-20 25-20
**Valley Heights def Doniphan West 25-16 25-23
Valley Heights def Onaga 25-10 25-11

Scores from September 8 (rescheduled for Monday Week Two)
Onaga def Manhattan CHIEF 25-19 25-18
Manhattan CHIEF def Frankfort 25-19 25-16
Onaga def Frankfort 25-18 25-15

Scores from September 9 Week Two
Hanover def Doniphan West 25-13 25-12
Doniphan West def Washington Co 25-23 25-12
Hanover def Washington County 25-10 25-12
Centralia def Clifton-Clyde 25-15 25-10
Centralia def Axtell 25-17 15-25 25-17
Axtell def Clifton-Clyde 25-20 25-19
Linn def Blue Valley 25-16 25-13
Valley Heights def Blue Valley 27-25 25-13
Valley Heights def Linn 25-21 25-21
**denotes non-league match

Monday, September 9
Doniphan West def Atchison 25-17 25-19
Doniphan West def MH/MA 23-25 25-16 25-23

UPCOMING GAMES  

Tuesday, September 16
at Doniphan West – Onaga, Linn
at Washington County – Blue Valley, Centralia
at Frankfort – Axtell, Valley Heights
at Clifton-Clyde – Hanover

Thursday, September 18
at Axtell – Frankfort, Linn

Saturday, September 13
at Frankfort Invitational
Washington County, Onaga, Frankfort

at Riley County Invitational
Valley Heights

Clifton-Clyde Invitational
Blue Valley, Clifton-Clyde, Hanover, Linn

Monday, September 15
Burlingame Triangular
Bishop Seabury, Burlingame, Onaga

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