The Saddlelites showed their dominance right from the start, taking each set by a score of 25-16. Consistency was key in their performance, with standout performances across the board. Lilly Zdankiewicz, Marisa Vushaj, and Sara Wilking led the charge, each securing 7 kills. Zdankiewicz also topped the blocks chart with 3, contributing heavily to the team's defensive strength.

The game also saw significant contributions from players like Ella Sikorski, who made 9 digs, and Ava Janusch with 6 digs. Janusch, along with Sikorski and Cat Jenkins, added 2 aces each to their names, helping to keep the pressure on Bishop Foley throughout the match. Sara Wilking and Jenkins facilitated the offense with 12 and 8 assists, respectively.

After the game, Lilly Zdankiewicz reflected on the team's motivation, stating,

"We had a redemption attitude after our game on Tuesday. We wanted to prove ourselves, and we definitely got it done quickly."

This victory leaves Regina with a 4-0 record in the CHSL, looking strong as they head into their next challenge at the Marlette Tournament on September 28, 2024.

As they prepare for their upcoming matches, Regina High School continues to demonstrate why they are a formidable force in the CHSL, maintaining momentum and team spirit.