The Grand Rapids Christian Eagles concluded their regular volleyball season on a high note, securing a decisive 3-0 victory over Forest Hills Eastern High School. With this win, the Eagles finish the regular season with an impressive record of 37-8 and a strong 10-2 finish in conference play, earning them a second-place finish.

The Eagles displayed their dominance throughout the match, winning each set with scores of 25-15, 25-17, and 25-20. From the beginning, GRC took control with aggressive serving and strong offensive play that overwhelmed FHE.

Leading the charge offensively was Mallory Bremer, who shined with 14 kills and an impressive hitting efficiency of .478. Grace Goodyke also made significant contributions, adding 12 kills with a hitting percentage of .333. The team as a whole had a remarkable hitting efficiency of .485, showcasing their offensive skills.

Piper Cebulski was instrumental in facilitating the Eagles' with an impressive 20 assists, ensuring that her teammates were well-positioned to execute their attacking strategies effectively.

The Eagles' serving game was equally dominant, racking up a total of 9 aces during the match. Riley Anderson stood out, leading the team with 3 aces, including two critical aces during tense moments in the third set when the score was tied at 20-20, helping the Eagles secure a pivotal 5-point run to close out the match. 

With their solid performance against Forest Hills Eastern, the Grand Rapids Christian Eagles are heading into the postseason with momentum and confidence. As they prepare for the upcoming playoff challenges, the team is eager to translate their regular-season success into a deep run in the playoffs. GO EAGLES!