After losing to Flomaton on the road earlier in the season, the T.R. Miller Lady Tigers evened the series Tuesday at home with a 3-1 win. The win improved the Lady Tigers to 9-5 overall this season.

Also Tuesday, Brewton Middle School’s Lady Tigers remained undefeated as they improved to 6-0 with a 2-0 win over Flomaton.

The BMS Lady Tigers rallied in game one to win 27-25 and took game two 25-21.

T.R. Miller varsity 3, Flomaton 1

In the game Tuesday at home, T.R. Miller won game one 25-17, game two 25-18, lost game three 20-25, and won game four 25-21.

“This was a big win for us,” T.R. Miller Lady Tiger head coach Greg White said. “After losing to Flomaton down there earlier in the season we were pretty motivated to come back and win tonight. I was pleased tonight with our service. We have been struggling in that area the last few weeks and I counted five total service errors tonight in all four matches so I was pretty pleased with that. Flomaton did a great job on the net and we were just able to contain them a little bit.

“We did not stop them tonight, but we just tried to contain them. They played well and we hung in there with some things and I am just proud to get the win. I was pleased with the serving because we have been struggling with that, but we battle back tonight and did a real good job.”

In game one, Natalie Neal led with five kills and two service points and Leah Brundidge had one kill and three service points with one being an ace.

In game two, T.R. Miller jumped out to a 10-3 lead, but Flomaton cut the lead to 11-12 before the Lady Tigers pulled away late.

Brundidge had three service points and one ace along with one kill and Taylor Guthrie had four service points.

In a game three loss, Guthrie had five service points with one being an ace to lead T.R. Miller.

T.R. Miller led 5-1, but Flomaton tied the game at 5-5 and took a 17-11 lead before T.R. Miller cut the lead to 17-14. From there, Flomaton outscored Brewton 8-6 for the win.

In game four, T.R. Miller jumped out to a 6-0 lead and a 10-2 lead only to see Flomaton cut the lead to 17-14. The game was tied 20-20 before T.R. Miller won by four.

Guthrie led with six service points.

BMS 2, Flomaton 0

Brewton Middle School remained perfect this 2010 season with a 2-0 win to improve to 6-0.

In game one, Brewton trailed late 20-17 and 24-22 before tying the game at 24-24 and taking a 25-24 lead.

Flomaton would tie the game at 25-25 before getting the final two points for the win.

Rebecca Evans led in game one with two service points and one ace and Bridget Casey had an ace on point 24 to tie the game and point 25 to give Brewton the 25-24 lead.

In game two, Brewton held a 14-9 lead and a 16-10 lead but saw Flomaton cut the lead to 18-15.

From there, Brewton would take a 22-16 lead and a 24-18 to lead and win 25-21 after Flomaton cut the lead to 24-21.

Brewton was led by Evans with six service points in the win with Amelia Peach and Krystal Bell having two kills each along with two from Brittany Warren.

T.R. Miller 3,

Pleasant Home 0

The T.R. Miller Lady Tigers swept a home match with Pleasant Home Thursday 3-0 to improve their record to 10-5.

The Lady Tigers won 25-19, 25-18, and 25-9.

In game one, Natalie Neal led with seven service points and five kills and Leah Brundidge had five service points and eight assists. Taylor Guthrie had five service points, six kills, and four blocks.

In game two, Brundidge had eight service points and seven assists. Leigh Margaret Bostic had six service points and five kills. Neal had five service points and five kills in the win.

In game three, Emily Waters had seven service points and two kills while Brundidge had 12 service points, 11 straight to open the game. Lauren Ward had nine assists and Amber Nelson had six kills and four blocks.

“Overall we played pretty well tonight,” T.R. Miller Lady Tiger head coach Greg White said. “Pleasant Home is a young team but they have improved since we played them earlier in the season. We did a good job on the net, both offensively and defensively. Our serving is getting back to where it should be but there is still room for improvement.”

White said he had one of his setters out with an injury Thursday night. Another player was dealing with some sickness and wasn’t 100 percent but had some other players step up.

“Lauren Ward, who is one of our JV setters, stepped up tonight and had three very solid games for us,” White said. “We talked about how important it is to practice hard everyday, whether you are a starter or not, because you never know when your opportunity to play is going to come.

“She became a better player tonight which in turn is going to make our team a little better.”

In middle school action Thursday night, Brewton Middle School’s Lady Tigers lost their first match since 2008 losing to Pleasant Home 2-1. The Middle School Lady Tigers lost game one 19-25 before winning game two 25-9. In the third and final set, the Lady Tigers lost 14-16 to drop their 2010 record to 6-1.

T.R. Miller will travel to W.S. Neal Monday for a 6 p.m. varsity game.

The middle school games will begin play at 4 p.m. in East Brewton and will be followed by the JV teams of T.R. Miller and W.S. Neal at 5 p.m.

W.S. Neal’s varsity is currently 3-6 overall in season play.

The Lady Eagles were set to play in a Northview High School tournament today.

W.S. Neal will begin play at 9 a.m. against Cottage Hill.