The Bakersfield College volleyball team has gone 2-1 over the last two weeks, which included a win over Citrus College.
On Oct. 30, BC defeated Citrus 17-25, 25-13, 19-25 25-23, 15-3.
“I didn’t think we had our ‘A’ game tonight. Sometimes good teams find ways to win when you’re not at your best. I thought that’s exactly what we did tonight,” head coach Carl Ferreira said following the match against Citrus.
BC’s Brookey Holmes had 11 kills, while teammate Reisa Fessler had 10 kills. Heather Liles also added seven kills for the Renegades.
Sarah Kurfess had eight service aces, seven digs and four kills to lead the Renegades to a win against West LA 25-9, 25-8, 25-8 on Oct. 28. Also in victory, Fessler had seven kills and three aces.
On Oct. 24, BC lost to College of the Canyons 24-26, 25-17, 25-19, 25-13.
“We played very inconsistently. Serving and passing was real inconsistent. The momentum went with whoever was executing their game plan; obviously they (Canyons) executed their game plan way better than we did,” said Ferreira. “They hit better than we did, and they served and passed better than we did. It was very frustrating.”
In the loss to Canyons, Holmes had 12 kills while Katie Cronk had seven kills.
The Renegades who have an overall record of 14-5 and 5-2 in the Western State Conference will play at LA Pierce, which is the state’s No. 1 ranked team, on Nov. 7. BC lost earlier to Pierce this season.
The Renegades next home match will be Nov. 11 against Santa Monica at 7 p.m.