Winnebago loses to Homer in Sub-Districts

The Winnebago Volleyball Team lost 3-1 to Homer in the C2-7 Sub-District Tournament at Wayne Monday night to end the year.

The Knights took set one 25-12 and set two 25-7 before the Indians won set three 25-17. Homer closed things out in set four with a 25-19 win.

A slow start in the match really hurt Winnebago I thought.

The Indians wrap up the year at 9-20.

Winnebago had a nice win over 14-10 over Omaha Nation this year, probably their biggest win of the season.

The Indians part ways with Alex Neff, Jean Parker-Morris, Kiylista Harden, Kae Earth, and Jada Decora.

These girls will be missed no doubt as they were big contributors to Winnebago Volleyball.

Key returners for next year include Natasha Deal, Phoebe Blackbird, Savannah Fierro, Tia YellowThunder, Kiana Lewis, and Jaiden Payer.

I thought the Indians did some nice things this season that they can build on for next year.

I look for Winnebago to improve and get better this offseason, and do even better next season than they did this year.

The Indians certainly have a lot of work to do this offseason, honing skills on the court and getting bigger and stronger in the weightroom, among other things.

These girls have to be gym rats, and must play and work on the game as much as possible.

I think many of these girls probably play Basketball and maybe do track as well, but committing themselves to Volleyball is important and key as well, in my opinion.

Winnebago has to give max effort this offseason, and really care about and dedicate themselves to improving and getting better.

Getting as much physical exercise as possible and being in as good of shape as possible is important for the Indians too, in my opinion.

I think Winnebago could really benefit from improving in all areas of the game.

I don't know if there's one particular area the Indians need to improve in more than the other.

I look for Winnebago to show growth and development next year with it being Jade Farmer's second season.

I think a good foundation for success was laid this year, and I look for it to only grow and prosper in the future.

I feel the future of Winnebago Volleyball is bright as I feel there is a lot of potential in the returning players and newcomers.