Saipan International School and Marianas High School\u2019s varsity squads remain atop the Marianas Interscholastic Sports Organization girls volleyball standings after the conclusion of matches Thursday at the MHS Gymnasium.<\/p>\n
The SIS1 Lady Geckos brushed off the Lady Ayuyus of Kagman High School (1-3) in three sets, 25-16, 25-5, and 15-7 to stretch its unbeaten streak to four, while MHS1 (4-0) received a forfeit win off a no-show by Saipan Southern High School (0-4).<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Grace Christian Academy Lady Eagles remained hot on their trail after sweeping the SIS juniors (SIS2), 25-12, 25-18, and 15-4.<\/p>\n
GCA holds a win-loss slate of 3-0, while SIS2 dropped to an even 2-2 card.<\/p>\n
In other results, the MHS juniors (MHS2) snuck past Marians Baptist Academy thanks largely to tardiness of the latter. <\/p>\n
MBA\u2019s late arrival forced them to forfeit the opening set and MHS2 grinded out a 27-25 win in the second set before dropping the third set to MBA, 15-13.<\/p>\n
MHS2 and MBA sit tied with KHS in the standings with identical 1-3 win-loss cards.<\/p>\n
The season continues on Tuesday at 4pm with the SIS2 squaring off against KHS on the north court and MBA taking on the SIS varsity in the south end.<\/p>\n
Then at 5pm, the MHS1 plays host to its MHS2 counterparts on the north square as GCA invites SSHS on the south side.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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