GLENVILLE — The Glenville-Emmons volleyball team opened the season Tuesday as they hosted Spring Grove.

Spring Grove used its athleticism to spoil the home opener for the Wolverines as they defeated Glenville-Emmons 3-1.

“Spring Grove is a really athletic team,” Glenville-Emmons coach Lisa Ziebell said. “Our effort tonight was tremendous. The girls hustled, we dug out balls that most teams would have counted out. We were all over the court, but they kept us running and on our toes.”

Spring Grove jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead when they took game one with a 25-12.

The Wolverines turned the tables on Spring Grove in the second and claimed a 25-21 victory to even the match at one a piece.

After the second game, Spring Grove took advantage to take a 25-8 game three win.

“After winning the second game we came out in the third game flat,” Ziebell said. “Because of the adrenaline and emotion of winning the second game.”

In the fourth game, Spring Grove took advantage of Glenville-Emmons errors and took the fourth game 27-25 to take the match and seal a 3-1 win.

Devin Cooper led the Wolverines with 23 assists, while Kailey Davis led G-E with 22 digs, while Alayna Hall recorded 18 digs.

Kalli Van Ryswyk tallied 12 kills at the net for the Wolverines, while Alayna Hall had nine kills and Emily Bell finished one behind with eight kills.

Van Ryswyk also tallied three blocks, while Emily Belshan had two.

The Wolverines connected on 58 serves out of 67.