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The Vikings opened their volleyball season with a 3-0 loss to Proctor on August 30. The game was held in Proctor and the Vikings fell 25-19, 25-9, 25-21.
Despite the let down in the middle game, overall, the girls played well against the Proctor Rails, another school much larger than Cook County.
For the match senior Katie Peck had six kills, six ball handling assists, ten set assists, one block, one ace serve and 11 digs.
Kalina Dimitrova had four blocks, eight digs, five ball handling assists, once ace serve and eight set assists.
Emmallii Myers finished with four kills, one block, three digs, 27 ball handling assists and nine set assists.
Anna Helmerson had four kills, two ace serves, two digs, and nine set assists.
M. Fairbanks finished with three kills, seven set assists, eight digs and 36 ball handling assists.
Molly Quello ended her night with six digs and one ball handling assist.
Kamryn Johnson had ten digs and four ball handling assists.
Esko comes to town
The Viking’s volleyball team opened their home play on September 1 at home with a 3-0 loss to mighty Esko, a 3A school. And while the final scores weren’t all that close, the games were exciting with a lot of long rallies before a point was scored.
Still as competitive as the points were the Vikings fell 16-25, 13-25 and 17-25.
No stats were available at press time.
Vikings beat Silver Bay
The Vikings traveled down the shore to face the Silver Bay Mariners on Tuesday, September 6. Head Coach Marlene Zimmer said the girls won their first game, lost the next two, won their fourth game and prevailed 16-14 in the last tiebreaker. “The girls needed that win,” Zimmer said.
No stats were available for this game but will be included in the next paper.
Overall, the Vikings have been playing good volleyball, talking on the court, digging the ball, setting the ball and playing a good solid game at the net. Against Esko it was taller players that decided the match.
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