Arvada West kept its high school volleyball momentum rolling with a four-set win over Ralston Valley on October 20.

The 3-1 road victory gave the Wildcats three straight wins and another strong result against a familiar Colorado opponent.

For anyone following girls volleyball scores, the result stands out for more than the final set count.

Scarlett Wilhelm led Arvada West with 19 kills, giving its offense a reliable answer throughout the match.

Evelyn BearComesOut contributed 17 assists, while Mya Lee added three aces from the service line.

Ralston Valley did not go quietly, even as Arvada West found enough points to finish the job.

Reese Barry recorded 11 kills and 10 digs for the Mustangs, showing her impact on both sides of the court.

Harper Thompson added 17 assists, eight digs and four aces in a performance that kept pressure on the Wildcats.

The win extended a notable road run for Arvada West, which has won seven of its last eight away matches.

That stretch helped lift the Wildcats to 15-3, a record that will draw attention from fans tracking girls volleyball rankings.

No specific ranking is needed to see why this team has become difficult to overlook.

For Ralston Valley, the defeat snapped a four-match home winning streak and left the Mustangs at 9-8.

That is a frustrating finish to a night when several Mustangs delivered strong individual numbers.

Both teams had Valor Christian next on their listed schedules, adding another useful measuring stick to their seasons.

Ralston Valley was scheduled to host Valor Christian at 6:30 in the evening on October 22.

Arvada West was scheduled to visit Valor Christian at 6:00 in the evening on October 27.

Those dates have passed, so fans looking to watch the Wildcats should confirm their next match before making plans.

Check the current venue, start time, admission details and whether video coverage is available.

Arvada West's latest win offers plenty to celebrate, but the most compelling question is how long this run can last.