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On Saturday, Nov. 5, the varsity volleyball team ended its season the way it started—in dominating fashion. The Knights have shown time and time again how talented they are, how supportive they can be and how much fun they have winning. They beat Lovett in three straight sets at the GHSA state championship to take Pace’s first state title in Class AAAA and the program’s sixth consecutive state championship, the most consecutive volleyball championships reported in GHSA history.
Standouts included juniors Ellie Siskin and Grace Agolli with 18 and 16 kills, respectively, and freshman Gabby Emch and junior Dhru Lalaji with 16 and 14 digs, respectively. Freshman Jolie Litvak led the team in blocks, and freshman Olivia Siskin led the team in assists. The Knights ended their season with an almost perfect record of 42-1 and are ranked sixth in Georgia in all classifications.