Somerset Lady Jumpers lose season opener against Taylor County, 3-1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 10:16 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026
MotorsportsThe Somerset Lady Jumpers commenced their 2026 season on Monday at the Briar Patch against Taylor County. Although Somerset secured the first set, Taylor County rallied to win the next three, claiming the match 3-1 (21-25, 25-12, 29-27, 25-16). The Somerset squad struggled in the second and fourth sets, with Reagan Childers highlighting the match with a notable defensive play. Somerset starts the season at 0-1 and will face Clinton County on Tuesday night.
- •Somerset takes first set but loses momentum.
- •Taylor County wins the match 3-1.
- •Somerset plays Clinton County next on Tuesday.
- •Reagan Childers makes a notable defensive play in the match.
- •Match held at the Briar Patch with strong home support.
- 10:16 PMYahoo Sports — SPORTS ROUNDUP: Lady Jumpers battle in tough loss to open season
"The Somerset Lady Jumpers kicked off their 2026 campaign at the Briar Patch on Monday, squaring off against a strong Taylor County squad. It was a rowdy crowd on hand as well, with Briar Jumper Nation showing up in full force with a strong student section. Despite Somerset taking the first set and seemingly getting all the momentum in the contest, the Lady Cardinals bounced back and won the ...
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