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Marysville and Yuba City win five-set volleyball matches

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 2:16 AM

Last updated Sep 4, 2026

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Marysville High girls volleyball secured a five-set victory over Live Oak on Wednesday, finishing with scores of 26-24, 21-25, 25-8, 20-25, 15-8. Sophomore Adorabella Shuler helped seal the win for Marysville during the final set, moving the team to a 3-2 record. Elsewhere, Yuba City extended its winning streak to seven matches by defeating East Nicolaus in a five-set marathon. The Honkers, currently ranked first in the Sac-Joaquin Division III poll, overcame set deficits to win 25-27, 24-26, 25-19, 25-21, 15-8. Maddison Jackson led the Yuba City effort with 17 kills, while Kendall Kocher recorded 26 kills for East Nicolaus. Both Marysville and Yuba City look toward league openers next Tuesday.

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•Marysville defeated Live Oak in five sets on Wednesday.
•Yuba City won its seventh straight match by beating East Nicolaus in five sets.
•Maddison Jackson recorded 17 kills to lead Yuba City.
•Marysville hosts Colfax on Tuesday to open Pioneer Valley League play.
•Yuba City faces Nevada Union at home in its Foothill Valley League opener Tuesday.

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2:16 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Drive to win’: Marysville wins marathon five-setter over Live Oak

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When Marysville High girls volleyball took the floor Wednesday, it started three of its four sophomores in the six-person lineup. It’s one of the youngest teams in head coach Annie Wooten’s era, but not one of the least talented. “The potential is there,” Wooten said. Marysville displayed some of its potential in a back-and-forth battle with Live Oak of the Northern Section, ultimately taking ...
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Yahoo SportsSep 4, 2026, 2:16 AM
‘Drive to win’: Marysville wins marathon five-setter over Live Oak
When Marysville High girls volleyball took the floor Wednesday, it started three of its four sophomores in the six-person lineup. It’s one of the youngest teams in head coach Annie Wooten’s era, but not one of the least talented. “The potential is there,” Wooten said. Marysville displayed some of its potential in a back-and-forth battle with Live Oak of the Northern Section, ultimately taking ...

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