Despite a hard fought effort, the Lehman Lobos volleyball team’s season ended Oct. 29 with a 25-13, 25-13, 25-7 home loss to the Westlake Chaparrals.
“I saw a lot of emotion,” Lehman head coach Karen Young said. “It was very difficult for them because they knew it was their last game. But they brought it. It was very family oriented and they just helped each other a ton.”
The Lobos faced a tall test in their final district match going up against a Chaps squad that eventually finished second in District 25-6A. Even though the Lobos were outmatched, Lehman put up a fight through all three sets. However, Westlake’s elite abilities and team cohesion was too much to overcome.
The Chaps’ outside hitters came to play with a 37-12 kill advantage over the Lobos in the match. Westlake also had 10 blocks to Lehman’s two, and nine aces versus just one from the Lobos.
