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Coop Sports Wrapped as of January 4, 2025

COOPERSTOWN—The Cooperstown volleyball team swept Sherburne-Earlville 3-0 at home on Thursday, December 19. Junior Mia Pelcer recorded 13 kills and senior Alexis Wolfe added 22 assists, four aces and two kills.

Cooperstown beat Stockbridge Valley 3-0 in a non-league match on Saturday, December 21. Pelcer and senior Grace Sperry each had six kills, two blocks and two digs.

The team defeated Owen D. Young/Richfield Springs 3-1 on the road on Friday, January 3. Senior Grace Sperry made 17 kills and two blocks, while senior Josie Furnari added three kills and 35 digs. Wolfe made 37 assists.

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