Lady Bulldogs are off to a good start

COLERIDGE — The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Junior High volleyball team had a busy week opening week with three games.

On Monday, Sept. 13 the team traveled to Cedar Catholic.

The C team lost, but had a good game. Justice Olson led the serving with seven points and Hannah Hart contributed five points. In B team action, the Bulldogs defeated the Trojans in exciting ac

In B team action, the Bulldogs defeated the Trojans in exciting action 25-16, 28-26. Justice Olson again led the serving with 10 points followed by Rena Rasmussen and Kaida Eriksen with six points each. The A team also came home with a victory 25-20 and 25-16. Kaida

The A team also came home with a victory 25-20 and 25-16. Kaida Eriksen served 13 points to lead the Bulldogs.

On Thursday, the team traveled to Hartington-Newcastle School.

The C team won 25-14, 25-12. Carlie Kvols led with seven points while Mavis Jonas and Hannah Hart had six points each.

The B team also won 25-10, 25-11. Holly Patefield led the servers with 12 points and Hannah Hart added 10 more points to lead the servers.

In the A game, LCC took the first set 25-9, then lost the second set 23-25 and won the final set 15-6. Lainey Folkers led the servers with 10 points.

On Saturday, Winside came to Coleridge for two games.

The LCC C team started the morning with a loss 16-21, then won 21-2 and 23-21. This game got really exciting in the third set as it went back and forth between the two teams. Kassidy Koch led the servers with nine points.

The B game was also exciting as both teams played great volleyball with serving and attacking. LCC won 25-14 and 25-20. Hattie McCorkindale had eight points to lead the servers followed by Carlie Kvols with seven points.