OXFORD – The Oxford Blackhawk volleyball squad is a solid team in 2017, however, when faced with Bainbridge-Guilford, they simply were outmatched losing at 3-0.

So far in 2017, it is more likely that Bainbridge-Guilford’s volleyball team will win at 3-0, than it is that they would lose, or even lose a set.

The B-G Bobcats are that good, and Oxford learned this fact the hard way on Thursday, October 5.

“Unfortunately, there is no stopping B-G. Very early on in the game it was pretty clear what we were up against. Not down playing my girls at all, but when you go against a team that plays year around, we know it is going to be an uphill battle,” said Oxford head coach Kim Martin. “Shortly into the first game, I told my girls just to have fun and play it out. I decided to let all of the girls have a chance to play the toughest team in the league, and it was a great experience for them.”

Bainbridge-Guilford earned three quick wins, with a first set win at 25-6, second set win at 25-12, and a third set win at 25-10.

For B-G’s individual statistics in their road win: Abigail Selfridge stood tall on the night with four aces, five kills, nine assists, and two blocks. Following Abi, was Erica Selfridge with eight aces, three kills, and 16 assists; Makenzie Drown with six aces, five kills, and one dig; and Zamira Caldwell with four kills.