Hockaday THS 14-13

Bishop Lynch BLHS 14-8

Hockaday THS

14-13

Final

Sep. 08, 2025

Bishop Lynch BLHS

14-8

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Hockaday THS	21	25	25	26	(3)
Bishop Lynch BLHS	25	21	18	24	(1)

Liberty Christian LCS 12-10

Bishop Lynch BLHS 15-8

Liberty Christian LCS

12-10

Final

Sep. 09, 2025

Bishop Lynch BLHS

15-8

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	5	F
Liberty Christian LCS	20	25	16	26	0	(1)
Bishop Lynch BLHS	25	20	25	28	0	(3)

Game Recap: Volleyball | 9/10/2025 11:32:00 AM | BLHS Sports Information

Volleyball Splits Early-Week Matches, Defeats Liberty Christian to End Losing Streak

DALLAS – The Bishop Lynch volleyball team snapped its season-long losing streak with a gritty four-set win over Liberty Christian on Tuesday night in the Competition Gym. The victory came less than 24 hours after the Friars dropped a hard-fought match to Hockaday in four sets, where junior setter Maia Raleigh recorded her 1,000th career assist. Before first serve Tuesday, Bishop Lynch Director of Athletics Alex Cantillo and the athletics department honored Head Coach Shea Jenkins with a plaque commemorating his 100th career win.

Hockaday 3, Bishop Lynch 1 (21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 26-24)

Three Friars posted double-digit kills, led by junior Camila Figueroa, who recorded 12 on a .314 hitting percentage. Figueroa also notched her sixth double-double of the season with 26 digs. Junior setter Maia Raleigh added a double-double of her own with 19 assists and 13 digs, while senior libero Katie Rebuck anchored the back row with 33 digs.

The Daisies (14-13) out-hit the Friars (14-8) .208 to .190 and tallied 61 kills to Bishop Lynch's 49. The Friars held the advantage at the net, finishing with five blocks to Hockaday's one, while also out-digging the Daisies 104-94.

Stat Leaders
» Kills: Camila Figueroa, 12
» Assists: Maia Raleigh, 19
» Digs: Katie Rebuck, 33
» Blocks: Aliyah Bruner, 5
» Hitting Percentage: Bruner, 1.000
» Aces: Raleigh, 6
» Serving Percentage: Figueroa, 100% (min. 10 serves)

Bishop Lynch 3, Liberty Christian 1 (25-20, 20-25, 25-16, 28-26)

Figueroa again paced the Friars with 13 kills, while senior captain Maddie Sue Pflum had one of her best performances of the year, finishing with 11 kills on a .357 hitting percentage and adding three aces. Serving proved to be a difference-maker, as the Friars recorded a season-high 15 aces. Raleigh set a new career-high with eight, fueling the Friars to the win.

The Friars (15-8) held the statistical edge over the Warriors (12-10) in aces, blocks, and hitting percentage.

Stat Leaders
» Kills: Camila Figueroa, 13
» Assists: Maia Raleigh, 30
» Digs: Figueroa & Raleigh, 20
» Blocks: Maddie Sue Pflum, 5
» Hitting Percentage: Bruner, .455
» Aces: Raleigh, 8
» Serving Percentage: Raleigh, 95.7% (min. 10 serves)

UP NEXT
The Friars travel to Fort Worth on Thursday, Sept. 11, to take on red-hot Nolan Catholic in Hartnett Arena. Since falling to Bishop Lynch on Aug. 28, the Lady Vikings are 4-2 with signature wins over Coppell and Legacy Christian. It will be just the Friars' second true road match of the season, with the first being a sweep at Bryan Adams.

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