The North Bend Central Tigers played at a high level last week, defeating Pender and Emerson-Hubbard 2-0 last Tuesday at the Emerson-Hubbard Triangular before downing Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family 3-0 at home on Thursday. North Bend Central beat Logan View and Raymond Central 2-0 on Saturday at the North Bend Invite before losing 2-0 to Columbus Scotus, also on Saturday.
North Bend Central won set one over Emerson-Hubbard, 25-12, and took set two 25-23.
Brooke Fredrickson led the way with 7 kills while Noelle White and Kaitlynn Bjorklund totaled 9 and 8 set assists, respectively.
The Tigers downed the Pendragons 25-15 in set one, and 25-12 in set two.
North Bend Central defeated Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family 25-19 in set one, 25-6 in set two, and 25-23 in set three.
White had 9 set assists for the Tigers.
North Bend Central knocked off the Raiders 25-17 in set one, and 25-12 in set two.
Kristin Lux registered 8 digs while Bjorklund and White notched 11 and 8 set assists, respectively.
The Tigers won set one over the Mustangs 25-17, and nabbed set two 25-12.
Allison Lux and Kristin Lux recorded 7 kills apiece Kristin Lux added 12 digs. Fredrickson totaled 11 digs while Bjorklund and White had 12 and 11 set assists, respectively.
North Bend Central lost set one 25-21 to Columbus Scotus, and dropped set two 25-22.
Kristin Lux led the way with 12 kills and 10 digs. Kylee Hines notched 9 digs while Fredrickson totaled 7. Bjorklund had 12 set assists while White dished out 11.
The Tigers played at a very high level last week. Emerson-Hubbard is a solid team, and Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family is a better team than their record shows.
Scotus is Scotus, and North Bend Central's not the first team to fall to the Shamrocks this season.
The Tigers (8-3) host Wisner-Pilger (6-0) on Tuesday.
These two teams met on September 5th in the Northeast Nebraska Tournament with the Gators winning 2-1.
Wisner-Pilger downed West Point-Beemer 3-0 last Tuesday.
The Gators are a tough, quality team, but I know North Bend Central would love nothing more than to get revenge on Wisner-Pilger.
Both teams are playing at a high level right now so it will be interesting to see who prevails.
I feel that the Gators are the hotter team coming in, but the Tigers are definitely capable of turning the tables and winning this time around.
I see this match going five sets. These two teams are no strangers to one another, and that should make for a compelling match.
A point here or a point there could make the difference in who wins.
I suspect both teams will get after one another. This is a match that could go either way.
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