Logan View/Scribner-Snyder 2-3 in last five matches

 

The Logan View/Scribner-Snyder Volleyball Team went 1-2 at the Bishop Neumann Invite on Saturday, losing 2-0 to DC West and the host Cavaliers, but defeating Omaha Gross 2-1.

The Raiders then lost 2-0 to North Bend Central at the Stanton Triangular on Tuesday before sweeping the host Mustangs 2-0.

Neumann won set one 25-21 and set two 25-12.

The Falcons took set one 25-11 and set two 25-16.

Leah Keithley had 7 assists.

The Cougars won set one 25-23 before LVSS took set two 25-23 and set three 26-24.

Dream Daugherty had 18 kills and 9 assists while Sophia Vacha totaled 7 kills. Karlie Hansen added 8 digs while Miranda Batenhorst had 18 assists.

The Raiders beat the Mustangs 25-19 in set one and 25-23 in set two.

Daugherty had 13 kills and 13 digs while Vacha registered 7 kills. Hansen added 12 digs while Poast posted 8. Keithley notched 8 assists.

The Tigers won set one 25-15 and set two 28-26.

Daugherty recorded 10 digs while Hansen and Poast notched 8 apiece. Keithley posted 7 digs and 10 assists.

LVSS's match at Howells-Dodge scheduled for Thursday night has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Tri County Northeast falls to Randolph and Osmond in Randolph Triangular

 

The Tri County Northeast Volleyball Team lost 2-1 to Randolph and 2-0 to Osmond at the Randolph Triangular Thursday night.

The Cardinals won set one 25-14, and set three 25-21 after the Wolfpack took set two 25-20.

Alli Jackson had 11 kills while Jordyn Carr totaled 7 kills and 11 digs. Getsemane Ferrusca added 8 digs while Carly Dickens notched 17 assists.

The Tigers won set one 29-27 and set two 25-20.

Jackson had 16 kills while Carr registered 7 kills and 9 digs. Dickens compiled 24 assists.

Solid effort from the Wolfpack, they just came up short.

Tri County Northeast (2-5) plays host to Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (4-5) Tuesday night.

The Bears went 1-2 on Day Two of the Wakefield Invite on Saturday, beating Wakefield 2-1, but losing 2-1 to BRLD and Pierce.

The Bears are going to be a tough team to beat come Tuesday night.

Jackson and Carr need to have big matches once again if the Wolfpack hopes to win.

Tri County Northeast needs contributions across the board and more players to get involved to be successful.

This is a new co-op, but the Wolfpack is definitely going through a little bit of growing pains right now you could say.

It seems like Tri County Northeast got off to a good start this year, but has stumbled in their last four matches.

Teams go through periods of struggle, it's quite common with every team every year, but the Wolfpack has to find a way to get things turned around Tuesday night.

Perhaps a 9-day layoff will allow Tri County Northeast to get back on track next Thursday against BRLD and Winnebago at their home triangular, but the Wolfpack would love to get back on track against Laurel-Concord-Coleridge no doubt.

Tri County Northeast can definitely do it to they just need everyone to play at a high level and raise their level of play.

Howells-Dodge falls at Clarkson/Leigh, wins Pender Triangular

 

The Howells-Dodge Volleyball Team lost 3-1 at Clarkson/Leigh last Tuesday night before winning 2-0 over Tri County Northeast and Pender at the Pender Triangular this past Tuesday night.

Against the Patriots, the Jaguars lost sets one and three and won set two 25-22 before dropping set four 25-13.

Grace Baumert registered 15 kills while Riley Pokorny had 7 kills and 13 digs. Ellie Baumert posted 9 digs and 32 assists.

Howells-Dodge beat the Pendragons 25-15 in set one and 25-22 in set two.

Grace Baumert recorded 14 kills while Pokorny notched 8 digs. Ellie Baumert registered 8 digs and 16 assists.

The Jaguars downed the Wolfpack 25-13 in set one and 25-14 in set two.

Grace Baumert totaled 12 kills while Ellie Baumert posted 18 assists.

Solid play from the Jaguars, especially on Tuesday.

Howells-Dodge (5-2) hosts their own Tournament on Saturday.

Other teams in this tournament include Elgin Public/Pope John.

The Jaguars can definitely win this tournament.

Howells-Dodge has done well in Triangulars and Tournaments so far this year as opposed to single matches.

The Jaguars are at home and so hopefully they get a big crowd.

I look for Howells-Dodge to step up and play well on Saturday.

The Jaguars have to be fierce, tenacious, tough, and fiery.

Howells-Dodge has to play together as one.

If the Jaguars do all of those things then they should be successful.

Howells-Dodge has to be on top of their game, and must go out there and execute on both sides of the net.

Logan View/Scribner-Snyder 1-5 in last six matches

 

The Logan View/Scribner-Snyder Volleyball Team is 1-5 in their last six matches, losing 3-1 at home to Pender last Tuesday night before falling 2-0 to DC West and Raymond Central at the DC West Triangular last Thursday night. The Raiders then fell 2-0 to David City before beating Winnebago 2-0 at the Fort Calhoun Invitational on Saturday. LVSS also lost 3-0 at home to Ashland-Greenwood Tuesday night.

The Pendragons won set one 25-23, set two 25-20, and set four 25-15 after dropping set three 25-23.

Dream Daugherty had 16 kills and 11 digs while Stormy Poast had 13 digs. Karlie Hansen added 10 while Leah Keithley added 9 digs and 19 assists. Bailey Harpham notched 9 digs.

The Falcons defeated the Raiders 25-20 in set one and 25-16 in set two.

Daugherty had 7 digs while Keithley totaled 7 assists.

The Mustangs took set one 25-12 and set two 25-16.

Sophia Vacha had 10 digs while Daugherty chipped in 7.

The Scouts took set one 26-24 and set two 25-18.

Poast notched 7 digs.

LVSS beat the Indians 25-19 in set one and 25-9 in set two.

Daugherty registered 7 kills.

The Bluejays won set one 25-22, set two 25-15, and set three 25-16.

Daugherty posted 11 kills and 14 digs while Hansen totaled 15 digs. Keithley added 13 assists.

Tough start to the season for the Raiders.

Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (2-6) takes part in the Bishop Neumann Invite on Saturday.

Other teams in this tournament include the host Cavaliers and DC West.

This is always a very competitive tournament and the field is very tough.

The Raiders have to bring their best on Saturday and do everything they can to win.

Just improving and showing growth would be positive steps in the right direction for LVSS.

I feel like the Raiders have struggled so far, but have an opportunity to improve and get better as the season goes along.

Logan View/Scribner-Snyder figures to face some tough teams on Saturday, but the Raiders will face many other tough teams throughout the season.

In order to be the best you have to beat the best, and that certainly holds true for LVSS on Saturday.

North Bend Central goes 2-3 at Northeast Nebraska Classic; sweeps Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family on road

 

The North Bend Central Volleyball Team won 2-1 over Fremont Bergan and 2-0 over GACC at home last Thursday night in the Northeast Nebraska Classic before falling 2-0 to West Point-Beemer, Oakland-Craig, and Lutheran High Northeast on Saturday. The Tigers then swept Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family 3-0 on the road Thursday night.

The Tigers lost set one to Bergan 25-22 before winning set two 25-14 and set three 25-23.

NBC beat the Bluejays 25-10 in set one and 25-22 in set two.

The Tigers fell 25-12 in set one to the Cadets, and lost set two 25-18.

Oakland-Craig won set one 25-19 and set two 25-22.

The Eagles won set one 25-21 and set two 25-20.

North Bend Central downed the Bulldogs 25-23 in set one, 25-13 in set two, and 25-21 in set three.

Good play by the Tigers on both Thursdays.

North Bend Central (5-3) hosts David City Aquinas (3-2) and Wayne (4-3) in a Triangular on Saturday.

The Monarchs swept Shelby/Rising City 3-0 at home Thursday night while Wayne lost in five sets at Columbus Scotus Tuesday night.

Should be a very competitive Triangular for sure.

I feel like both teams have what it takes and can win both matches, but it won't be easy.

Wayne is really tough, and could sweep this Triangular.

I think it could be a three way split too, but we shall see.

NBC has to play well and do what they did on their home floor in the Northeast Nebraska Classic.

If the Tigers play like that they are going to be very difficult to beat.

North Bend Central has to be on top of their game though.

The Tigers can't afford to struggle or be sluggish come Saturday.

Stanton goes 1-2 at Columbus Scotus Invitational

 

The Stanton Volleyball Team went 0-3 at the Columbus Scotus Invitational on Saturday, losing 2-0 to Columbus Lakeview and Pierce, but beating Twin River 2-0.

The Viqueens took set one 25-14 and set two 25-8.

The Mustangs took sets one and two 25-15 from the Titans.

Olivia Cunningham had 7 kills while Haylea Nelson and Bridgett Jensen totaled 12 and 8 assists, respectively.

The Bluejays won set one 25-16 and set two 25-11.

Good for Stanton to pick up a win against Twin River.

The Mustangs (2-5) take part in the Boone Central Invite on Saturday.

Stanton's first opponent is Crofton (2-3), who they play at 9:00 a.m.

The Warriors lost 3-0 at home to O'Neill Thursday night.

It's a bright and early game for the Mustangs, and Stanton has to go out there and play well.

I think Stanton has a chance to succeed in this tournament, and has to go out there and get fired and pumped up and be ready to rock and roll.

It should be a competitive tournament for the Mustangs, and I think Stanton should compete with and hold their own against the teams in this tournament.

The Mustangs have to go out there and play hard and do everything they can to win.

Stanton has to let their play take care of itself and do the talking and go out there and do work.

Tekamah-Herman goes winless at Northeast Nebraska Classic; wins Home Triangular

 

The Tekamah-Herman Volleyball Team went 0-5 at the Northeast Nebraska Classic last week, falling 2-0 to West Point-Beemer and Wayne at Pender last Thursday night before losing 2-0 to Fremont Bergan and Wisner-Pilger, and 2-1 to Pender. The Tigers then won 2-0 over Twin River and 2-1 over Cedar Bluffs at their home Triangular Tuesday night.

Tekamah-Herman fell 25-17 in sets one and two to the Cadets. 

Aubrynn Sheets had 12 digs while Elena Jetensky notched 8.

The Blue Devils downed the Tigers 25-18 in set one and 25-16 in set two.

Tekamah-Herman fell 25-16 in set one to the Knights, and lost set two 25-23.

The Gators won set one 25-13 and set two 25-12.

The Pendragons won set one 25-18 before the Tigers claimed set two 25-22 only to lose set three 25-20.

Tekamah-Herman topped the Titans 25-11 in set one and 25-12 in set two.

The Tigers grabbed set one from the Wildcats 25-21, and won set three 25-18 after losing set two 25-23.

Two solid wins for Tekamah-Herman Tuesday night.

The Tigers (2-6) take part in the Boone Central Invite on Saturday.

Tekamah-Herman's first match of the day is at 10:15 a.m. against Ord (4-3).

The Chanticleers are a solid team, and won't be easy for the Tigers to beat.

I look for Tekamah-Herman to compete well in this tournament.

I think the Tigers have an opportunity to pick up a win or two in it.

Tekamah-Herman has to go out there and play hard and come ready to play.

The Tigers have to play smart and with heart and have to take pride in their play.

Tekamah-Herman has to be positive and has to go out there and give it their all on Saturday.

The Tigers have to execute in all facets of the game and not beat themselves.

Tekamah-Herman has to make every opponent earn their points and be very tough mentally and physically.

The Tigers have to go out there and leave it all out on the court and give it all they got.