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UNBEATEN Mayo remain unbeaten this season
Mayo Volleyball Club Ladies secure back-to-back wins over the weekend to maintain their 100% record, securing two hard-fought victories against Midlands and Cavan Cats on Saturday. With 3-1 wins in both games, the team extended their unbeaten streak to four, keeping their 100% record intact.
Strong teamwork and individual brilliance were on full display throughout the matches. Aine Joyce delivered composed serves under pressure, while Grace Horan and Viktoria Balik-Nowak dominated at the net with powerful hits.
READ: Mayo volleyballer helps Ireland win bronze medal
Ana Posaric provided precision passing to keep the team in control, and Ellena Coffey’s diving saves proved crucial in key moments.
Both opponents posed significant challenges, with Midlands showcasing a strong offensive presence and Cavan Cats proving scrappy in defense. However, Mayo’s chemistry, communication, and relentless support for one another ensured they stayed ahead.
New players also stepped up, seamlessly integrating into the team and contributing to the victories.
Mayo now look forward to their three upcoming fixtures next weekend – against Kildare on March 1 and they face both Athenry and Midlands on March 2.
READ: St Colman’s College captain says Mayo school ‘proved a lot of people wrong’
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