On Wednesday at W.S. Neal Middle School, the Lady Eagles and the McCall Lady Wolves teamed up for the second game against each other in three days.
The two teams split Monday at McCall with the Lady Wolves winning the first game of the doubleheader and the Lady Eagles winning game two.
Wednesday was a different story as the Lady Eagles cruised to a sweep winning game one 2-0 and the second game 2-0 to improve to 8-2.
The Lady Eagles won set one of the first game 25-14 and set two 25-5. In the second game, W.S. Neal won set one 25-10 and set two 25-18 to sweep the contest.
W.S. Neal will have their final home game of the season Monday, Sept. 26 against Pleasant Home. Game time is set for 4 p.m. at W.S. Neal High School.
The Lady Eagles will finish their season later in the week on the road at T.R. Miller. W.S. Neal will travel to T.R. Miller, Thursday, Sept. 26 at 4 p.m.

Game one: WSNMS 2, McCall 0
In the first set of the first game Wednesday in East Brewton, W.S. Neal used an early 7-0 lead and bigger leads late in the game to win by 11 over McCall 25-14.
The Lady Eagles led 7-0, 11-1, 13-2, 21-9 and 22-11 in the game.
Haleigh Dubose led the Lady Eagles with eight service points and one ace and Alyssa English had three points. Madison Winchester added two points along with Karissa Johnson and Emily Ann Cooper and Taylor Burns had one point each.
In game two, W.S. Neal started the game on a 12-0 run and lead 15-1, 19-3 and 25-5 to get the win by 20 points.
English had 11 straight service points in the win for the Lady Eagles and one ace while Tiffany Robinson added five straight and two aces.
Winchester had two points and one ace and Kametria Lawson added three points in the win for the Lady Eagles.

Game two: WSNMS 2, McCall 0
In the second game of the double header Wednesday, W.S. Neal won 25-10 and 25-18.
In set one of the second game after a 4-4 tie early, W.S. Neal held leads of 7-4, 10-5, 18-6 and 22-9 to get the win by 15.
Johnson led W.S. Neal with seven straight service points and one ace.
Cooper added one point in the win and Dubose and Winchester had two points each. English had three points and Robinson and Heather Martin had one point each.
In set two, the Lady Eagles broke open a 7-7 tie early in the game to claim a seven-point win, 25-18.
After the 7-7 tie, W.S. Neal led 11-9, 20-11, 22-15 and 24-17 to get the win.
Dubose led the Lady Eagles with six points and Martin followed with five service points in the win.
English added two points and Maddisen Bush and Johnson had one point each in the win.