Lady Indians Give it Their all Against the Idalia Wolves
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Digging for the ball, Lauren Johnson works hard to make it count.The St. Francis Varsity Lady Indians lost to the Idalia Wolves in three sets Thursday, September 1 at St. Francis Community High School.
The Lady Indians fought a tough battle with the Wolves. Throughout the entire first set the Indians were neck and neck with the wolves. The Indians lost 22-25.
“We could of worked a lot harder than we did. We had a lack of communication and energy,” said Zoe Sundstrom, St. Francis junior.
In the second set, the Indians gave the Wolves a run for their money. They gave it their all, but lost 24-26.
“I thought we worked really hard even though we came up short. Idalia is a tough team, but we stood up to the challenge well,” said Jessica Confer, St. Francis sophomore.
The third set began with a lead of 0-5. The Lady Indians hustled, but the Wolves caught up with them tying the game at 14-14. Ultimately, the Wolves won with a final score of 20-25.
“Tonight definitely wasn’t our best game, but we we fought very hard. All three matches were really close in score,” said Lauren Johnson, St. Francis sophomore.
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The lady Indians celebrate as they score a point to put them ahead of the Wolves.The Junior Varsity Lady Indians took a strong victory over the Idalia Wolves on September 1. The Lady Indians took control in the beginning and won in two matches with the first match 25-10, and the second 25-9.
Varsity player Emileigh Dinkel was impressed with the hard work and effort of the Junior Varsity team. "It was fun being able to watch them play outside of our own practice they always hustle hard," said Dinkel, St. Francis junior.
NEXT GAME
Come support the Lady Indians Tuesday, September 6 as they take on the Cheylin Cougars, and Weskan Coyotes at home beginning at 4:30 p.m.
