Although Sterling fell short to Galesburg on Thursday night, the Golden Warriors still gained valuable experience.

Playing without Nia Harris and Alasia Harris Rascon, who were absent from the game, Sterling fell 25-22, 25-21 in Western Big 6 Conference action.

Sterling (17-15, 4-9 Big 6) kept within striking distance, but the upswing Silver Streaks (12-14, 3-9) took control late during both sets of the sweep.

“Although we were missing our two outside hitters that play six rotations, I’d say that we played good as a team,” sophomore Grace Springman said. “Our effort plays showed a lot on the court.

“We were totally capable of winning without our two outsides, but it just came down to them swinging and us not getting up fast enough.”

Freshman Kylie Shank led Sterling with six kills,

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