Indian Lake (12-7) celebrated Senior Night in winning fashion Thursday, as the Lakers defeated CBC rival Northwestern (8-11) in both junior varsity and varsity volleyball action.

Indian Lake Seniors Addyson Roby, Cami Bailey, Quinn Imm, and Courtney Altstaetter took the home court for the final time as Lakers. They were recognized for their accomplishments during their time in the Indian Lake volleyball program.

The Senior class was a part of 69 wins so far in their careers, including two CBC Mad River division titles during the 2023 and 2024 seasons. 

The varsity Lakers battled through four sets to secure a 25-21, 20-25, 25-15, 26-24 victory, using a strong offensive performance and timely defensive plays to close out the match.

Mackenzie Miller led Indian Lake with 12 kills, adding three blocks, 16 digs and two aces in an all-around performance. Cami Bailey contributed nine kills, nine digs and an ace, while Courtney Altstaetter finished with six kills, six blocks, five digs and four aces.

Addyson Roby helped orchestrate the Lakers' attack, recording 31 assists to go with four kills, 10 digs and an ace. Quinn Imm anchored the back row with 13 digs and an ace.

After taking the opening set 25-21, Indian Lake saw Northwestern respond with a 25-20 win to even the match. The Lakers regained control in the third set, winning 25-15 to move within one set of the match.

Northwestern pushed Indian Lake to the limit in the fourth, but the Lakers held on for a narrow 26-24 decision to secure the four-set victory in front of their home crowd.

The junior varsity squad also came away with a win, sweeping Northwestern in two sets, 25-11, 25-16.

Audra Harford and Hayleigh Penix paced the JV offense with six kills apiece, while Taylor Duff added five kills and Claire Tidwell contributed four kills and seven digs. Layna Nessler led the team with 11 assists and added seven digs. Ayla Brentlinger recorded seven digs, and Reese Imm finished with five.

The double victory provided a fitting Senior Night celebration for Indian Lake, as the Lakers continued their campaign with a strong showing across both levels against their CBC rival.