Tekamah-Herman begins season 0-7

The Tekamah-Herman Volleyball Team is 0-7 so far this season.

The Tigers lost 2-0 to Wisner-Pilger and Lutheran High Northeast at the Northeast Nebraska Volleyball Classic at Wisner-Pilger last Thursday before falling 2-0 to GACC and Pender, and 2-1 to Wakefield-Allen at the Tournament on Saturday. Tekamah-Herman then fell 2-1 to Twin River and 2-0 to Logan View/Scribner-Snyder at the Twin River Triangular Tuesday night.

The Gators downed the Tigers 25-15 in set one, and 25-20 in set two.

The Eagles took care of Tekamah-Herman 25-8 in the first set, and 25-14 in the second set.

The Pendragons earned a 25-18 set one win, and grabbed set two 25-11.

The Tigers won set one over the Trojans 25-13 before losing set two 25-16 and set three 25-22.

Tekamah-Herman won the first set over the Titans 28-26 before dropping the second set 25-18 and the third set 25-20.

The Raiders took set one 25-14 and set two 25-23.

I feel like the Tigers have been competitive at times, but have really struggled at others.

Tekamah-Herman (0-7) takes part in the Boone Central Invite on Saturday.

Teams the Tigers played last year include the host Cardinals, Crofton, and Ord.

All those teams are in that tournament again this year so it will be interesting to see who Tekamah-Herman plays.

I think the Tigers have a chance to be very competitive as long as they can gain some consistency.

If Tekamah-Herman is on top of their game in all sets and matches who knows how the day could go for them.

If the Tigers are off and struggle though it could be a long day for them.

Tekamah-Herman has to come out fired up, motivated, and ready to play.

The Tigers have to be positive and upbeat, and feel good about their chances of winning.

I feel Tekamah-Herman is a better team than their record indicates, and perhaps that will show this weekend.

The Tigers are young, and I think inconsistency has played a big part in Tekamah-Herman's season so far, but perhaps the Tigers will find some consistency this weekend and have success.

Tekamah-Herman has to go out there and fight as hard as they can and continue to grow and improve.

I feel there have been a lot of moral victories, lessons, and teaching points for the Tigers so far, and perhaps Tekamah-Herman can turn all that into some actual wins.

There's a lot of youth on this squad, but I look for the freshmen to keep maturing, growing, and improving as the season progresses.

Numbers are low for the Tigers as well, but I still look for players to step up and contribute throughout the course of the season.

Tekamah-Herman is going through some difficult times right now, but I feel these tough times will only make the Tigers better down the line.

I don't see any reason why Tekamah-Herman can't pick up at least a couple of wins this weekend.

The Tigers have to stay the course and must keep progressing as players and students.

Tekamah-Herman has to have good practices to conclude the week and must come out ready to play and be sharp on Saturday.