Howells-Dodge 5-0 in last five matches

 

The Howells-Dodge Volleyball Team won 2-0 over Cedar Bluffs and Pender at the Pender Triangular last Thursday night before winning 3-0 at home over Logan View/Scribner-Snyder on Saturday. The Jaguars then won 2-0 over Madison and BRLD at the Wisner-Pilger Double Triangular Tuesday night.

Howells-Dodge took set one from the Wildcats 25-9, and won set two 25-18.

Grace Baumert had 8 kills and 8 digs while Ellie Baumert notched 15 assists.

The Jaguars took sets one and two from the Pendragons 25-18.

Grace Baumert had 11 kills and 9 digs while Riley Pokorny totaled 8 digs. Ellie Baumert added 15 assists.

Howells-Dodge beat the Raiders 25-16 in set one, 25-9 in set two, and 25-17 in set three.

Grace Baumert notched 12 kills while Pokorny totaled 7 digs. Ellie Baumert chipped in 7 digs and 27 assists.

Howells-Dodge won set one 25-18 and set two 25-12 over the Wolverines. 

Grace Baumert recorded 13 kills while Ellie Baumert totaled 24 assists.

The Jaguars won sets one and two 25-8 over the Dragons.

Grace Baumert tallied 9 kills while Ellie Baumert registered 14 assists.

Great stretch of matches for Howells-Dodge.

The Jaguars (13-3) take on Pender (10-8) in the first round of the Clarkson/Leigh Tournament on Saturday.

The Pendragons won 2-1 over Tri County Northeast and 2-0 over Neligh-Oakdale at the Neligh-Oakdale Triangular Thursday night.

Pender has been on a roll this week, winning all four matches, and figure to be a tougher matchup for Howells-Dodge this time around.

With that said, the Jaguars are on a roll themselves right now and have been doing some big and great things.

I look for Howells-Dodge to do well in this tournament.

The winner likely gets Oakland-Craig, and that would be a very tricky and difficult Semifinal for sure.

The Jaguars need the Baumert transfers to continue to play well.

They have led the team this year and done great things.

Their stellar play needs to continue on Saturday.

The Jaguars should be well rested and ready to go playing a late match and everything.

Howells-Dodge plays at 10:15 against Pender, and that should allow the Jaguars to be fresh and well rested and ready to roll.