Village Mountaineers Stage Stunning Five-Set Upset Over Falcon Volleyball
In a significant upset in Colorado Springs, the 3A Village Mountaineers volleyball team staged a remarkable comeback, defeating the formidable and highly-ranked 4A Falcon team in a five-set thriller at Timberview Middle School. Despite being outmatched in size and coming…

Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, September 17, 2026 — In a notable upset that unfolded in Colorado Springs, the 3A Village Mountaineers volleyball team achieved a significant victory against the highly-ranked 4A Falcon team. The match, which concluded in a thrilling five-set contest, took place at Timberview Middle School.
The Village Mountaineers, despite facing a team considered formidable and highly ranked in the 4A division, managed to secure the win. Reports indicate that the Mountaineers were outmatched in terms of physical size by their opponents. The game’s narrative took a dramatic turn as the Mountaineers found themselves trailing, having lost the initial two sets of the match.
However, the young team demonstrated considerable resilience and a strong sense of teamwork. This display of fight allowed them to mount a comeback and ultimately clinch the improbable victory in the deciding fifth set. The specifics of the score beyond the five-set outcome, and further details regarding individual player performances or coaching strategies, were not provided in the summary.
The location of the match was Timberview Middle School in Colorado Springs. The competitive nature of the contest, culminating in a five-set decision, highlights the team’s determination and ability to overcome significant challenges and rankings. The outcome represents a significant upset within the local volleyball scene.
The summary did not provide the names of the coaches for either team, the specific rankings of the Falcon team prior to the match, or the final set scores. The contractor responsible for the venue maintenance, if any, was also not mentioned. The summary also did not detail any prior matchups between these two teams or the implications of this result on future standings or tournaments.
Further details on the teams’ schedules or the next games for both the Village Mountaineers and the Falcon team were not included in the provided information. The circumstances leading to the Mountaineers being outmatched in size, or any specific plays or turning points in the fifth set, were also not elaborated upon. The age range of the “young” Mountaineers was not specified.
Story summarized from the original created by Hugh Johnson on gazette.com, see more information here.
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