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In a surprising regular-season upset, Rockville managed to beat Watkins Mill — and they did it without Watkins Mill’s best player on the court. For many, this win shook the bracket predictions and proved Rockville’s grit. But let’s be clear: that win came under unique conditions, and most teams and coaches around the league know it. With their top star back and healthy, Watkins Mill is still projected to win the entire MCPS coed volleyball playoffs. They’ve been dominant all season, showing a combination of athleticism, smart play-calling, and deep bench strength. The Rockville loss was a bump, but it may have been the wake-up call Watkins Mill needed to sharpen their focus heading into the postseason. Rockville, meanwhile, has earned respect. They capitalized on the opportunity, played a clean and disciplined game, and showed they can hang with top teams. But in the playoffs, they’ll likely face a full-strength Watkins Mill, and the rematch would be a whole different battle. Despite the stumble, Watkins Mill remains the clear favorite to win the championship. With their star player back, they’re expected to power through the bracket — and you can bet they’ll be looking for revenge if they meet Rockville again.

The Northwest Jaguars completed a perfect Co-Ed volleyball season, taking down Sherwood in the 2024 championship game. Northwest faced the Warriors to close the regular season, winning that matchup 3-1 as well. The Jaguars didn't drop a single set in the lead-up to the championship and finished the season with just three sets dropped all year en route to a perfect record. twitter.com/MCPSAthletics/status/1790906228085862526

In the 4th set Natalia Rodriguez started serving at 8-5 and served the next 15 points to help propel the Colonels to a 5th set. countysports.zone/scores/view/cTLXjZui40v4TF3rfd77Q