Everything was clicking for Plymouth's volleyball team Tuesday night, which was an unfortunate occurrence for Westland John Glenn.

  The Wildcats defused the Rockets in four games, 25-13, 25-18, 21-25, 25-19, to improve to 10-4-1 overall and 2-1 in the KLAA South Division.

  "We finally played outstanding volleyball tonight with all cylinders running together," said Plymouth head coach Kelly McCausland. "Everything was finally clicking like we have been waiting for all season.

  "I am so proud of our back court play tonight. Our passing and defense led to an aggressive offensive night."

  The catalyst of the Wildcats' phenomenal night was senior captain Kayla Bridge, who owned the stat sheet, registering 19 kills and 24 digs while passing the ball at 100-percent efficiency.

  "Kayla was on absolute fire, offensively and defensively," McCausland raved.

  Jessica Scott also sparkled for the winners, distributing 35 set assists while hitting 100 percent on her serves.

  Other players who made major contributions to the triumph were Dani Risi (14 kills), Madelyn Betts (eight kills), Mariah Tesarz (24 digs) and Lindsay Stemberger (nine digs, 100 percent serving).