Mavs secure road win against Huskies
Moses Lake Mavericks players put up their horns and celebrate their victory over the Othello Huskies on Tuesday. Mavs coach Krystal Trammel said while the team had a slow start, once they got in their groove and gelled together they were able to secure the victory.
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Whitlee Hollenbeck from the Huskies jumps up to hit the ball back to the opposing Mavs. Huskies coach Steve Parris said that Hollenbeck had a strong performance on the court Tuesday and made her presense known.
Mavs player Madison Witwer prepares to serve the ball during the first set against the Huskies on Tuesday. Witwer said that moving forward the team will benefit from playing with high energy and keeping their minds on what the next play will be.
Huskies player Shaylee Freeman prepares to make a big hit toward the Mavs during Tuesday’s game. Huskies coach Steve Parris said Freeman had a great performance in the middle and kept up with her opponents through all three sets.
Huskies player Shaylee Freeman prepares to make a big hit toward the Mavs during Tuesday’s game. Huskies coach Steve Parris said Freeman had a great performance in the middle and kept up with her opponents through all three sets.
Allison Bond from the Mavs tips the ball back over the net against the Huskies during set number three. Mavs coach Krystal Trammel said she was impressed with Bond as the new setter and said there was a moment when Bond dropped to her knee and made a quick set to the middle which is something that is typically only seen at the collegiate level.
OTHELLO – The Moses Lake Mavericks volleyball team travelled to face the Othello Huskies on Tuesday evening, where the Mavs secured a 3-0 victory.
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