Mavs earn home win over Ike
The Mavericks celebrate their success during Tuesday’s game against Eisenhower. Tuesday’s home theme was Pink Night for the Mavs.
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Mavs player Allison Bond sets the ball for one of her teammates to go for the spike during the first set against Eisenhower. While the team struggled in the first set, they quickly rebounded to earn the victory.
Mavs senior Caitlin Decubber gets ready to send the ball back over the net during Tuesday’s game against Eisenhower. The team’s strongest defensive performance came during the second set where they won 25-10.
Madison Witwer from the Mavs gets ready to serve the ball to Eisenhower during the fourth set of the night. Witwer said Tuesday’s win gave the team some renewed confidence in themselves.
Alivia Dehoog from the Mavs serves the ball during the first set against Eisenhower. Head coach Krystal Trammell said the team is going to start setting their sights on knocking off opponents as playoffs approach.
Mavs player Ava Garbe prepares for a serve during Tuesday’s Pink Night game against Eisenhower. Head coach Krystal Trammell said their victory over Ike was a full team effort on both offense and defense.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks volleyball team (4-3) got back on track with a 3-1 home win over Eisenhower on Tuesday night.
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