Richmond-Burton sweeps Genoa-Kingston, heads to first supersectional since 2012

Mia Furlan’s efficiency at the net hasn’t always been consistent. But Thursday against the host Cogs in the Class 2A Genoa-Kingston Sectional championship match, her attack was as effective as her NCAA Division I-caliber teammate’s.Furlan slammed home seven kills, including the clincher in the Rockets’ 25-9, 25-13 win over Genoa-Kingston, sending Richmond-Burton to its first supersectional since 2012.“It was so much fun, that entire game,” Furlan said. “I think I was smiling the whole time. Every moment just felt fun. Even if we got in a little rut, we were still just smiling and supporting each other and enjoying the moment, enjoying being where our feet are.”The Rockets are scheduled to face Westmont in the Class 2A Mendota Supersectional on Monday. The Sentinels beat IC Catholic 24-26, 25-15, 25-21 to win the Regina Dominica Sectional.The Rockets (37-2) posted at least 30 wins for the third straight season, but this is their first sectional title since taking second in the state in