Women's Volleyball | 10/20/2026 9:09:00 PM

Box Score The Cloud County Community College volleyball team swept Pratt Community College, 25-17, 25-17, 25-19, in Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) play Monday, October 19 at the Dennis Lesh Sports Arena in Pratt.

Monday's win was the final stop on Cloud County's three-match KJCCC road trip.

Freshman outside hitter Karina Castellar led the T-Birds with 16 kills on a .306 attack percentage. Castellar added four digs and one service ace.

Freshman outside hitter Dora Kuburovic followed with 13 kills and a career-high 23 digs for her fourth double-double performance of the season.

Sophomore middle hitter Julieanne Sandoval finished with five kills and a team-high three blocks.

Sophomore right side Kenadie Casanova tallied two kills, three digs and two blocks, while freshman middle hitter Kynlee Hamel had two kills, one block and one service ace.

Freshman setter Giulia Todesco registered 32 assists to go with 10 digs for her seventh double-double performance of the year. Todesco also had one block and one service ace.

Defensively, sophomore libero Brooke Lougheed collected 13 digs while adding four assists and two service aces.

Sophomore defensive specialist Addyson Ogle registered six digs and a service ace, while freshman defensive specialist Addison Allen provided five digs and two assists.

Cloud County has improved to 10-11 overall and 4-8 in KJCCC play. The T-Birds will return to action Wednesday, October 21 when they take on No. 8 Colby Community College in Arley Bryant Gymnasium in Concordia, Kansas, starting at 6:30 pm. The match will be streamed live on the T-Bird Sports Network.

Colby sits at 21-4 on the year and 12-1 in KJCCC action after they swept Hutchinson at home on October 14, before recording a 3-1 comeback victory over Seward County on October 17. Outside hitter Ella Dridi led the team against Seward County with a 17-kill, 17-dig double-double as the sophomore finished the afternoon with a .483 hitting percentage on 29 total attacks.

Earlier this season, Cloud County battled through three sets but were swept by the Trojans, 15-25, 21-25, 23-25, in KJCCC play on September 19 at the Colby Event Center in Colby, Kansas. Cloud County was led in the loss by Castellar who had six kills, four digs and a block. Kuburovic and freshman middle hitter Bella Ikard added five kills apiece. Ikard posted an .833 hitting percentage, while Kuburovic added three digs and a block. Freshman outside hitter Samira Bousri posted four kills and a team-best seven digs. Todesco paced the T-Birds' offense with 20 assists to go with three digs, one kill and a block. Lougheed recorded six digs. Freshman defensive specialist Baylen Arnold added five digs.

Cloud County is averaging 10.5 kills, 10.0 assists, 15.2 digs and 1.4 blocks per set. The T-Birds are holding opponents to a .179 hitting percentage.

The T-Birds have played their last two matches 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 sixth best in the conference.

Castellar ranks second on the team with 2.77 kills per set, while Kuburovic adds 2.18 kills per set.

Todesco continues to run the offense, averaging 8.74 assists per set, the second best mark in KJCCC Division I.

At the net, Casanova and Sandoval lead the team with 28 total blocks.

In the back row, Lougheed ranks fifth in the conference with 3.47 digs per set. Kuburovic provides 2.43 digs per set, while Todesco adds 2.01 digs per set.

Colby has won six consecutive and eight of their last 10 matchups against the T-Birds. Cloud County's last win over the Trojans was a four-set home victory on October 4, 2023.

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