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Davenport Assumption falls to Clear Creek Amana in the Class 4A state volleyball semifinals

The Daily Davenport teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you were pulling for the Knights, it was a rough Wednesday at in Coralville. Third-rated Clear Creek Amana swept No. 2 Davenport Assumption 25-17, 25-22, 25-12 in a Class 4A semifinal, a reversal from Sept. 12, when Assumption won. Assumption, last year's 3A champion, is 26-8.

Clear Creek Amana swept Assumption in straight sets

  • Davenport Assumption0
    Clear Creek Amana3 (won)
    FinalClass 4A semifinal: 25-17, 25-22, 25-12

The Knights led the second set 15-8 before the Clippers rattled off nine straight points. Clear Creek Amana (40-6) has won 18 in a row and will play for its first state volleyball title against No. 1 Norwalk (32-6) at 12:15 p.m. today. The sweep sent the Clippers to the title match.

“We used it as motivation.”

Jackie Clubb, Clear Creek Amana coach
  • Julia Schlarbaum: 24 kills on .373 hitting
  • Payton Curtin: 35 assists and 13 digs
  • Belle Cotton: 10 kills for Assumption
  • Hitting: Clippers .297, Assumption .080

Clear Creek Amana led Assumption in kills, assists, blocks and digs

Clear Creek AmanaMeasureDavenport Assumption
44Kills32
43Assists32
7Blocks5
49Digs45

Source: The Gazette

Sources: The Gazette, IGHSAU, Iowa City Press-Citizen

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