Nearly perfect from the service line, the Wolves earned their first win in a 25-18, 25-23, 25-13 sweep of the Buccaneers in Kingston on Sept. 12.

“We served very, very well — 98-percent and we had 19 aces, so that was a big difference from our jamboree,” SHS coach Jennie Webber Heilman.

Brianna Palenik sparked Sequim with a six-point run in the first game.

“That got us going,” Webber Heilman said.

The Wolves trailed 20-14 in the second game, but Sequim rallied. Arianna Stovall had a five-point serving run to catch the Wolves up at 22-all, Webber Heilman said. Stovall then served twice to end it.

Rose Gibson and Kassi Montero each had six-point runs in the third set. Montero was 19-of-19 with four aces, four kills and five digs.

Gibson served 13-of-13 with three aces, four kills, five digs and a stuff block.

“Tiffany Lam led us in serve/receive, we were getting some great passes in, some balls that were wowing us on the sidelines,” Webber Heilman said. Lam had 10 digs.

Kenzie Berglund was 15-of-15 on serve with five aces, and added 21 assists and five digs.

Stovall finished 19-of-20 serving with five aces, eight kills, three stuff blocks and three digs.

Sequim was slated to play at North Mason on Sept. 17; results were not available at press time.

Coming up

The Wolves host Bainbridge on Sept. 19 and are at Olympic on Sept. 24.

They host rival Port Angeles on Sept. 26 and league powerhouse North Kitsap on Oct. 1 before traveling to Bremerton on Oct. 3.