BAINBRIDGE – The defending Midstate Athletic Conference champion Bainbridge-Guilford Bobcats swept the visiting Walton Warriors in three games Tuesday evening. The Bobcats did not allow Walton to score over nine points in the any of the game played.

Taking the first set by a score of 25-6, B-G won the next two 25-9.

The win sets up the another MAC finals appearance for the Bobcats, who will face Oxford for a rematch from the 2017 conference championship.

Abi Selfridge and Erica Selfridge passed out a combined total of 18 assists for B-G. Abi added with seven aces and four kills while had six aces, six kills and a dig. Zamira Caldwell ended the night with three aces, five kills and two blocks and teammate Sasha Lamoree recorded one ace, five assists and three kills.

Walton’s Emma Walley had five kills and a block for the Warriors. Teammate Hailey Gardner matched her kill total of five as well.

The MAC Championship game is scheduled for a 7 p.m. start time while Walton travels to Unadilla Valley for the consolation match. Both contests are scheduled for Thursday.

Bainbridge-Guilford 3, Walton 0

Game scores: 25-6, 25-9, 25-9

Bainbridge-Guilford: Abigail Selfridge 7 aces, 8 assists, 4 kills; Erica Selfridge  6 aces, 10 assists, 6 kills, 1 dig; Zamira Caldwell  3 aces, 5 kills, 2 blocks; Sasha Lamoree 1 ace, 5 assists, 3 kills.

Walton: Emma Walley 5 kills, 1 Block; Jamie Klein 2 kills; Hailey Gardner 5 kills.

Oxford 3, Unadilla Valley 2 (Five games)

OXFORD – It was if the first meeting between Unadilla Valley and Oxford was being played in a replay for the second time the two teams faced each other. The Lady Blackhawks volleyball team once again came out as the victors of the match but five games were needed to decide the out come.

The first game of the match started out with Oxford’s Andrea Dempsey serving nine straight points with to give her team the commanding lead.

Jessie Howe score points 8-16 in the second game for the Blackhawks as the home team captured the set win and only needed one more win in the third game to win the match.

The Storm came back rolling back with Erin Kelly taking seven straight points for Unadilla in the third game win, forcing at least one more game to be played between the two teams.

UV took the fourth game 25-20, causing a fifth game to determine the team that was to move onto the Midstate Athletic Conference title game.

Back and forth the match went til the final point when Oxford secured their spot in the championship game, winning 26-24 in the last game.

Both teams displayed a team effort as the stats were even across the board throughout the players, each showing in the column where they are the strongest on the floor.