SEGUIN — The Columbus High School volleyball team edged out a playoff win to keep their season afloat Nov. 6 at Se guin High School with a win vs Jourdanton High School by a fi nal score of 25-21, 25-15, 17-25, 25-17. Each set was relatively close, but Columbus was able to execute a tad batter with their attacking and pull away with the four set victory. "We just talk about being consistent,” said Columbus head volleyball coach Kayley Johns.
"Honestly, playing the same way we've done all year. We have to be consistent. We have to play Columbus volleyball the way we do it, which is good defense and get up and swing hard. We had a few too many errors, especial- ly in set three that we lost. We had 15 errors that we gave up and that’s not ok against a good team. They're a good team. They came and swung and they did re- ally good. I told them at the end, we were very resilient. I'm very proud of them for that. For com -
ing back and fighting hard in that last game. That's how we play and that’s what we need to do at this time of the year because it’s only going to get stronger teams from here." Columbus junior outside hit ter Taylor Morrow is one of the better hitters on the team and had six kills that seemed to come in crucial moments. "It's a lot of team work and stuff,” Morrow
