Women's Volleyball | 10/16/2026 10:41:00 PM

The Cloud County Community College volleyball team returns to the road this week looking to regain momentum after back-to-back road losses to Barton Community College and Seward County Community College. The T-Birds will face Pratt Community College on Monday, October 19 at 6 pm.

The match will stream live on the Beaver Sports Network.

Cloud County enters the week at 9-11 overall and 3-8 in Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) play following a four-set road loss to Seward County on October 14 by set scores of 22-25, 25-21, 20-25, 22-25.

Freshman outside hitter Karina Castellar led Cloud County with 19 kills on a .267 attack percentage. Castellar also posted seven digs, two blocks, and a service ace.

Freshman outside hitter Dora Kuburovic joined her in double figures with 11 kills and seven digs.

Sophomore right side Kenadie Casanova recorded five kills and three blocks.

Sophomore middle hitter Julieanne Sandoval controlled the net with a team-high four blocks while adding three kills.

Freshman middle hitter Kynlee Hamel added three kills and three blocks.

Freshman setter Giulia Todesco had 30 assists to go with 10 digs and one service ace.

Sophomore libero Brooke Lougheed anchored the back row with 12 digs, five assists and three service aces.

Sophomore defensive specialist Addyson Ogle added 10 digs and one service ace, while freshman defensive specialist Addison Allen chipped in four digs.

Cloud County is averaging 10.4 kills, 9.8 assists, 14.9 digs and 1.4 blocks per set. The T-Birds are holding opponents to a .186 hitting percentage.

The T-Birds played Seward County without top hitter, freshman outside Samira Bousri. Bousri leads the team with 3.58 kills per set, which ranks fifth best in KJCCC Division I, while hitting .208. Bousri has 40 service aces on the season, the fourth most in the KJCCC. Bousri also adds 3.36 digs per set, which is fifth best in the conference.

Castellar ranks second on the team with 2.64 kills per set, while Kuburovic adds 2.08 kills per set.

Todesco continues to run the offense, averaging 8.67 assists per set, the second best mark in KJCCC Division I.

At the net, Casanova leads the team with 26 total blocks. Freshman middle hitter Bella Ikard, Sandoval and Todesco have 25 total blocks apiece.

In the back row, Lougheed ranks fourth in the conference with 3.43 digs per set. Kuburovic provides 2.18 digs per set, while Todesco adds 1.96 digs per set.

Pratt is 1-18 overall and coming off their first win of the season over Haskell Indian Nations University in non-conference play at a triangular in Salina, Kansas on October 12.

Cloud County has won nine of its last 15 matchups against Pratt. The Beavers have won four straight matches over Cloud County during the last two seasons.

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