Mavs fall in close matchup against Eastmont
Mavs players congratulate each other after winning in the first set against Eastmont. Despite the loss, Mavs Head Coach Krystal Trammell said she is confident that the team can bounce back and make the improvements necessary for postseason play.
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Mavs senior Kardyn Martinez (11) goes for the kill during Thursday’s game against Eastmont. Martinez earned 12 kills and 19 blocks during the matchup.
Caitlyn Decubber, a senior for the Mavs prepares to serve the ball during Thursday’s matchup. Decubber earned 14 kills during the game and had great success on serves in the first set.
Mavs senior Lilliana Roylance (1) sets the ball for one of her teammates to go for the kill during Thursday’s game. Roylance earned eight kills and made 13 blocks during the course of the team’s five set match.
Mavs senior Addison Burns gets ready to spike the ball back onto Eastmont’s side of the net during Thursday’s game. Mavs head coach Krystal Trammell said the loss for the team was tough, but will be a pivotal learning moment for the team as they head into the postseason.
Bella Minor, a senior for the Mavs, prepares for a serve during the first set against Eastmont on Thursday. Mavs head coach Krystal Trammell said it was still a good night for the seniors on the team to be celebrated for their efforts this season.
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks (9-7) fell 2-3 in their senior night home match Thursday evening against Eastmont. Despite the loss, Mavs head coach Krystal Trammell said it was still a good night to celebrate the seniors in their final home match of the regular season.
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