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North Medford Black Tornado Boys Volleyball 3-1 South Medford

Thursday, April 23, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·North Medford High School
North Medford Black Tornado Boys Volleyball
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North Medford evened its season record with a crucial four-set victory over crosstown rival South Medford on Tuesday night. The Black Tornado boys volleyball team claimed the match 3-1, improving to 2-2 overall and 2-2 in conference play.

The victory marked an important bounce-back performance for North Medford, which entered the contest looking to build momentum in league competition. Despite dropping one set to the Panthers, the Black Tornado controlled the majority of the match and secured the win in front of their home crowd.

The crosstown rivalry added extra intensity to the contest, with both teams bringing strong energy throughout the four sets. North Medford's ability to close out the match demonstrated growing confidence as the spring season progresses.

With the season now at the halfway point, North Medford sits in solid position for the remainder of league play. The team will look to build on this rivalry victory as they continue their push toward the postseason in the coming weeks.

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