Twin Valley League Volleyball Scores – Week 5 – 10/1/2025

Team League Overall
Valley Heights 10-0 20-6
Linn 8-1 15-5
Centralia 6-3 19-4
Hanover 5-4 21-4
Axtell 5-4 13-9
Onaga 4-3 11-6
Doniphan West 4-5 11-11
Blue Valley 3-5 9-14
Washington County 2-7 5-15
Clifton-Clyde 1-6 14-12
Frankfort 0-9 2-20

Scores from September 30, 2025
Axtell def Doniphan West 25-13 25-17
**Axtell def Doniphan West 25-20 25-20
Washington County def Frankfort 22-25 25-22 26-24
Linn def Washington County 25-15 25-15
Linn def Frankfort 25-19 25-17
Clifton-Clyde def Onaga 22-25 25-10 25-23
Onaga def Blue Valley 25-21 27-25
Clifton-Clyde def Blue Valley 25-20 26-24
Hanover def Centralia 19-25 25-21 25-15
Valley Heights def Centralia 29-27 25-21
Valley Heights def Hanover 25-12 23-25 25-20
**denotes non-league match

Saturday, September 23
Wakefield Invitational
Blue Valley def Peabody-Burns 25-17 25-16
Blue Valley def Flint Hills Christian 25-3 25-23
Clifton-Clyde def Blue Valley 25-23 22-25 25-21
Clifton-Clyde def Flint Hills Christian 25-5 25-3
Clifton-Clyde def Peabody Burns 25-7 25-19
Bracket Play Quarterfinals
Clifton-Clyde def Pike Valley 25-10 25-11
Blue Valley def Wakefield 25-7 25-11
Semi-Finals
Bennington def Blue Valley 25-23 21-25 25-17
Clifton-Clyde def Republic County 25-20 25-11
3rd Place
Blue Valley def Republic County 25-21 16-25 26-24
1st Place
Clifton-Clyde def Bennington 25-21 26-24

Axtell Invitational Tournament
Axtell def Washington County 25-13 25-20
Axtell def Johnson Brock 25-13 25-23
Valley Heights def Axtell 25-22 25-16
Valley Heights def Washington County 25-18 21-25 25-9
Johnson Brock def Valley Heights 20-25 25-20 25-19
Johnson Brock def Washington County 25-13 25-14
Hanover def Frankfort 16-25 25-10 25-14
Hanover def Diller-Odell 25-20 25-12
FC-Sacred Heart def Diller-Odell 25-23 25-18
Hanover def FC-Sacred Heart 26-24 25-9
FC-Sacred Heart def Frankfort 25-20 25-20
Frankfort def Diller-Odell 17-25 25-17 25-17
Championship SemiFinals
Axtell def FC-Sacred Heart 25-15 25-22
Hanover def Johnson Brock 25-17 25-23
3rd Place
Johnson Brock def FC-Sacred Heart 25-19 25-21
1st Place
Hanover def Axtell 25-19 18-25 25-21
Consolation SemiFinals
Washington County def Frankfort 25-23 21-25 25-14
Valley Heights def Diller-Odell 25-22 25-19
5th Place
Valley Heights def Washington County 25-15 25-12
7th Place
Diller-Odell def Frankfort 25-23 25-15

UPCOMING GAMES          

Tuesday, October 7
at Washington County – Blue Valley, D West
at Centralia – Axtell, Onaga
at Linn – Valley Heights, Hanover
at Frankfort – Clifton-Clyde

Thursday, October 2
at Clifton-Clyde – Washington Co, Hanover

Saturday, October 4
Onaga Invitational
Frankfort, Onaga, Blue Valley

Valley Falls Invitational
Axtell, Centralia

Riverside Invitational
Doniphan West

Rock Hills Invitational
Linn, Washington County

Monday, October 6
at Doniphan West – Axtell, Blue Valley

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