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Lady Raiders Finish 19-11 in Sets at Western Kentucky Team Camp

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By Owen Whitsett

The Coffee County Lady Raiders wrapped up competition at the annual Western Kentucky University team camp this week, finishing with a 19-11 record in sets over two days of play.

Coffee County opened camp Tuesday against Warren East before facing Tell City, University Heights, Bowling Green A, South Warren, Bowling Green B, Edmonson County and Franklin Simpson. The Lady Raiders finished the opening day with a 7-9 record in sets.

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Coffee County responded with a strong second day on Wednesday, posting a 12-2 mark in sets. The Lady Raiders faced Male, East Robertson, Goodpasture, Allen County, White House Heritage, Grundy County and Harrison County to close out camp.

The annual team camp provides Coffee County an opportunity to compete against programs from multiple states while continuing preparations for the upcoming high school volleyball season.

The Lady Raiders are scheduled to open the 2026 regular season on Aug. 17 at Grundy County before hosting Shelbyville Central in their District 9-AAA opener on Aug. 18.

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