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West Salem Titans Girls Volleyball 2-0 Ashland

Wednesday, September 2, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·West Salem High School
West Salem Titans Girls Volleyball
2–0
Ashland
Final
West Salem High School
WHome · Salem

West Salem's volleyball team swept visiting Ashland 2-0 on Tuesday evening, staying unbeaten to open the 2026 fall season. The Titans, based in Salem, Oregon and competing in the Central Valley Conference (6A), handled the non-league matchup at home with a clean two-set victory. No detailed statistics were available, but the result speaks clearly. West Salem controlled both sets against the Grizzlies, never allowing the match to extend to a deciding third set. The win improves the Titans to 2-0 on the young season, building on the momentum from their opening victory. Non-league contests like Tuesday's serve an important purpose early in the year, giving programs a chance to evaluate depth, sharpen rotations, and build confidence before conference play intensifies. West Salem appears to be doing exactly that. The Titans will look to carry this early-season form forward as their schedule grows more demanding in the weeks ahead.

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