Grand Rapids Christian High School showcased their dominance as they swept Edwardsburg in the State quarter finals with a commanding 3-0 victory, with scores of 25-15, 25-23, and 26-24, showcasing the team's ability to perform under pressure.

Leading the charge for Grand Rapids Christian was Grace Goodyke, whose remarkable performance included 17 kills. Her consistent attacking power proved to be pivotal in securing crucial points for the team.

Savannah Bol played a significant role on offense as well, displaying her exceptional hitting efficiency with a remarkable rate of .625.

Hanna Bredeweg made her mark with two well-executed aces, adding to the team's momentum and creating difficulties for Edwardsburg to regain their footing. Her strategic serves helped keep their opponents on their heels throughout the match.

The team's success was not limited to the offensive end, as Madison Peal showcased her defensive skills with an impressive 14 digs. Her exceptional reflexes and precise positioning prevented Edwardsburg from gaining momentum and added an extra layer of security to their overall performance.

Defensively, Grace Spoelma played a crucial role with two big blocks with help from Savannah Bol and Kayden Warren. Their ability to shut down the opposition's attacks further solidified Grand Rapids Christian's dominance on the court.

This comprehensive team effort allowed Grand Rapids Christian to secure a convincing victory over Edwardsburg in the State quarter finals. With this triumph, they move one step closer to their ultimate goal of winning the State championship.

The Team will play their next match against number one ranked North Branch High School in the State Semi Final at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek at 6:30pm.