Eagles prepare to face Crusaders in volleyball playoffs

Barrington entering Division I postseason as number seven seed

Posted 10/30/26

The Barrington High School girls volleyball team finished the regular season with a 3-0 win over Prout — the Eagles won 25-20, 25-18, 25-19.

Lale Coskun led the way for Barrington, tallying …

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Eagles prepare to face Crusaders in volleyball playoffs

Barrington entering Division I postseason as number seven seed

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The Barrington High School girls volleyball team finished the regular season with a 3-0 win over Prout — the Eagles won 25-20, 25-18, 25-19.

Lale Coskun led the way for Barrington, tallying six kills and one block, while Nora Coskun finished the game with five kills and two digs. Charlotte Farrell had eight kills, three aces, one block and one assist in the victory. 

The win set up a rematch with Prout School in the first round of the Division I playoffs. The seventh-seeded Eagles will host the tenth-seeded Crusaders on Monday night, Nov. 2, at 6:30 p.m. The winner of the preliminary round match will square off against second-seeded LaSalle in the quarterfinals. The Rams received a first-round bye. 

Earlier matches

The Barrington High School girls volleyball team slipped to 8-8 after a pair of losses last week. 

The Eagles lost to LaSalle 3-0 on Oct. 20, and then fell to Portsmouth 3-0 on Thursday, Oct. 22. Barrington is currently ranked seventh in the Division I standings. 

Against LaSalle, Riley Fogarty led the Eagles with nine kills and six digs, while Heidi Muehlbauer had eight digs and four aces, and Anna Muehlbauer had 10 assists and seven digs.

In the loss to Portsmouth, Lale Coskum finished with four kills and one dig. 

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