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Lakeview falls to MACCRAY in home match

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COTTONWOOD — A strong first set wasn’t enough for the Lakeview volleyball team to escape with a win against MACCRAY on Tuesday. The Lakers claimed the first set 25-22, but they lost the next three 25-20, 25-23, 25-9 to fall in four sets in Camden Conference play. Jersey Stensrud’s 12 digs and Aubrey Pederson’s 11 helped the duo shine defensively in the loss. Josie Spaude also came up with a pair of ace blocks in the front row. Offensively, Nikki Schwartz and Khya Gawarecki each tallied 12 set assists, led by Taylor Hinz’s 11 kills. Lakeview drops to 4-5 with the loss, having ...

WWG continues recent tear with home sweep

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WESTBROOK — The Westbrook-Walnut Grove volleyball team picked up its fourth win in its last five matches on Tuesday night. The red-hot Chargers built off a balanced defensive effort to pick up a 25-10, 25-13, 25-11 sweep of Heron Lake-Okabena in Red Rock Conference play. Natasha Wahl, Leah VanDeWiele and Mayah Wahl ended the night with 10, nine and eight digs, respectively. Natasha Wahl’s eight kills were also a team-high, and VanDeWiele’s two service aces were second only to Sydney Foster’s four. Hadley Jenniges led the team’s back-row efforts with 19 set assists, while ...

Wabasso back on winning track after road win

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LESTER PRAIRIE — Kenley Guetter’s 12 kills helped the Wabasso volleyball team snap a four-game skid with a 25-18, 25-17, 25-23 Tomahawk Conference sweep of Lester Prairie on Tuesday night. Cassie Bliss and Lanna Janeiro-Dolan split setting duties with 17 and 12 set assists, respectively. Bliss’ seven digs were also second only to Guetter. The Rabbits were aggressive at the service line, with Alexa Remiger serving up five aces and Cendyll Daub contributing another four. Britta Brand finished with a game-high eight digs. Wabasso improves to 2-4 on the season and next hosts Cedar ...

Minneota dominates in home sweep

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MINNEOTA — The Ortonville Trojans had no answer for the No. 3 Minneota volleyball team on Tuesday. The Vikings put together a true team effort as they swept their way to a 25-7, 25-12, 25-3 Camden Conference victory. Leah Coequyt was at the forefront of the Vikings’ offensive front row success, tallying nine kills in the match. Eden Meagher and Ava Rost added another seven each, and Jaylyn Coequyt contributed five. Libby Sussner and Sophie Gillund helped spread the ball around, ending the match with 17 and 14 set assists, respectively. Minneota’s efforts were also balanced on ...

Tigers fall to TCU at home

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MARSHALL — Playing on their home courts, Marshall girls tennis hosted Tri-City United for a meet Tuesday. The Tigers were unable to find a team victory, falling 7-0 to TCU. In singles play, Kathryn Coudron fell to TCU’s Ellie Adams, 6-3, 6-1, while Cora Medina dropped her match against Reagan Steffen by 6-1, 6-1 scores. Julia Pafko battled Destynee Wolff before falling 7-5, 6-3. The closest singles match of the day came from Emry Jans, who pushed Lexie Berger to a third-set tiebreaker before falling 6-4, 1-6, 10-3. TCU continued its strong play in doubles, sweeping all three ...

Panthers roll past Dawson-Boyd in straight sets

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TRACY — In front of a great home crowd, TMB volleyball put together a strong performance Thursday night, sweeping Dawson-Boyd to improve its record to 3-4. The Panthers controlled the match from the start, opening with a 25-11 victory in the first set. Dawson-Boyd responded with a stronger showing in the second, but TMB still came away with a 25-20 win before closing out the match with another dominant 25-11 victory in the third set. TMB outside hitter Allie Adams led the Panthers offensively, recording 13 of the team’s 30 kills. “I really liked Allie's hitting efficiency ...