Prestonwood Christian Academy Volleyball came out firing and never let up, putting together a dominant performance from start to finish as the Lady Lions powered their way to a sweep 25-19, 25-14, 25-16.

PCA’s offense was clicking throughout the match, producing 42 kills across three sets while hitting .273 as a team. The Lady Lions also controlled the match from the service line and defensively, finishing with seven aces, 45 digs and six total blocks.

Taylor Johnson led the offensive attack with a huge performance, recording 16 kills on 26 attacks while hitting .500 for the match. Johnson also added two blocks, 10 digs and a pair of assists, making an impact in virtually every phase of the game.

Nyla Livings added seven kills while hitting .462, along with two blocks and three digs. Meiah Finley and Nia Livings each contributed five kills, while Gracie White added six kills and three total blocks.

The Lady Lions also kept the offense rolling with strong ball movement. Elizabeth Kowalchky finished with 33 assists, averaging 11 assists per set, while Anya Baklenko added five assists. Together, the duo helped PCA consistently find its offensive rhythm.

Defensively, PCA was just as impressive. The Lady Lions recorded 45 digs without a single digging error, led by Anya Banklenko’s 11 digs and Taylor Johnson’s 10. Elizabeth Kowalchyk added seven digs, while Naomi Livings contributed four in limited action.

The service game provided another spark. PCA totaled seven aces while going 93.2% from the service line. Elizabeth Kowalchyk led the team with 19 serves and two aces, while Anya Baklenk added 16 serves and an ace without committing a service error.

At the net, the Lady Lions continued to make their presence felt with six total blocks. Gracie White led PCA with three blocks, while Nyla Livings and Taylor Johnson each recorded two.

From powerful swings to relentless defense and pressure from the service line, PCA put together the kind of complete performance that makes a statement. The Lady Lions stayed aggressive, trusted one another and continued to apply pressure throughout all three sets.

With every kill, dig, block, and ace, PCA continued to build momentum and show the depth and energy that makes this team dangerous on the court.

The Lady Lions will look to carry that momentum into their next match versus Legacy Christian as they continue their 2026 season.
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Prestonwood Christian Academy vs Legacy Christian
Tuesday September 29 | 6 p.m.
Field House | Plano, TX

Go Lions!