Linton beats Shakamak on Dig Pink night

Friday, October 1, 2021

Nathan Pace

Linton went on an 18-8 run in the first set and never looked back as it swept Shakamak 3-0 Thursday. The win pushes Linton into a tie for first in SWIAC with Bloomfield as the two teams square off next week. The game was the Dig Pink night as both teams sported pink for breast cancer awareness. Proceeds from the game went to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Linton players celebrate a point in Neely Brown (left), Sophie Hale, Gentry Warrick and Jaylee Hayes. (Nathan Pace)
Shakamak students made the trip to Linton to cheer on the Lakers. (Nathan Pace)
Campbell Holler sports her Dig Pink shirt as money from the game went to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. (Nathan Pace)
A Shakamak student takes a photo of the scoreboard once the Lakers took a 1-0 lead. (Nathan Pace)

Shakamak players celebrate a point in Jordyn Boram (left), Kolette Slough, Jaci Stone, Campbell Holler and Emma Yeryar (Nathan Pace)
Jordyn Boram attacks against two Linton defenders Maelee Pilant and Gentry Warrick. (Nathan Pace)
Linton players Ally Brownfield, Audrey Warrick, Jaylee Hayes and Gentry Warrick being introduced to the crowd. (Nathan Pace)
Kolette Slough celebrates a point for the Lakers. (Nathan Pace)
Linton defenders Maelee Pilant and Sophie Hale try to block Kolette Slough (Nathan Pace)
Lauren Landry passes to a teammate. (Nathan Pace)
Linton sophomore Sophie Hale with the dig. (Nathan Pace)
Elayni Stone and Campbell Holler celebrate a point. (Nathan Pace)
Sophie Hale and Audrey Warrick prepare for the serve. (Nathan Pace)
Lauren Landry is overjoyed after Shakamak earns a point in the first set. (Nathan Pace)
Jordyn Boram with the pass. (Nathan Pace)
Junior Ally Brownfield with the dig for the Miners. (Nathan Pace)
The Lakers enjoy a point together in the first set. (Nathan Pace)
Gentry Warrick had another big game as she broke the school record for aces earlier this week. (Nathan Pace)
Audrey Warrick serving for Linton (Nathan Pace)