Indian Lake rolls into the district semifinals with momentum after sweeping Miami East to claim a sectional championship. The Lakers will look to keep their postseason run alive Wednesday when they face Dayton Christian at Troy High School.

Indian Lake secured the sectional title with a straight-set victory over Miami East, winning 25-17, 25-11 and 25-20. The Lakers delivered a balanced performance on offense while maintaining defensive pressure to close out the match in three sets.

Mackenzie Miller led Indian Lake with 11 kills, adding one block, six digs and an ace. Courtney Altstaetter contributed 10 kills, while Cami Bailey recorded eight kills, eight digs, one block and an ace. Madison Davis chipped in six kills, one block and two aces, helping fuel the Lakers' offensive attack.

At the net, Alivia Kinney provided a strong defensive presence with four blocks to go along with four kills and an ace. Addyson Roby orchestrated the offense with 36 assists, while also contributing 14 digs and an ace.

Indian Lake's defensive effort extended throughout the lineup, with Piper Warnecke recording nine digs and Kyler Carruthers adding eight as the Lakers limited Miami East's opportunities and completed the sweep.

With the sectional championship secured, Indian Lake now turns its attention to a district semifinal matchup against Dayton Christian. The Lakers will take the court Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Troy High School, with a spot in the district final on the line.

Indian Lake's balanced attack and strong defensive play will be key as the Lakers look to extend their postseason success and move one step closer to a district championship.