WINSIDE VOLLEYBALL
WINSIDE (3-18) 15 15
OMAHA NATION 1 5
Winside made short work of their opening sub-district volleyball match at Wayne High School downing Omaha Nation of Macy in straight sets in a contest that took less than 22 minutes to complete.
Anette Boelter served the first 7 points for the Wildcats contributing a pair of ace serves to the Winside score. Kills by Julie Longnecker and Becky Krause gave the Wildcats a 7-0 lead before allowing the Indians to register their first point on a Winside attack error.
Mellissa Bokemper served the next 7 Winside points including an ace serve of her own to go along with a kill by Stace Rabe. Julie Longnecker finished the first set off with an ace serve giving Winside the 15-1 win.
TheWildcats got off to a slow start in the second set allowing Macy to stay in the game at 4-4 before taking control of the set and the match. Ace seves by Mellissa Buresh, Rabe and Boelter got the ‘Cats started along with a Bokemper block.
Two Krause kills and a pair of ace serves by Bokemper and an ace serve by Julie Longnecker brought the score to 9-5 before 3 ace serves by Rabe and a Rachel Peter kill put the set and the match away.
WINSIDE (3-19) 10 16 6
HARTINGTON 15 14 15
The Wildcats may have saved their best effort of the year for the last game of the season. Playing the Hartington Wildcats for the fourth time the red an white pushed the purple ‘Cats a little harder each match.
Winside took the early lead at 7-6 before Hartington out scored the locals 9-3 to win the set. An ace serve by Mellissa Bokemper and a pair of kills by Stacey Rabe helped the Wildcats to their early lead in the contest. A Rachel Peter Kill scored Winsde’s 10th point before dropping the game to Hartington 15-10.
Winside’s offense had a hard time getting started in the second game with the locals falling behind 1-5 before playing arguably their best volleyball of the year. A pair of kills by Becky Krause and an ace serve by Mellissa Buresh got the Wildcats back into the contest at 4-6.
The Wildcats fell behind 7-12 on a five point Hartington run before mounting a 5 point splurge of their own tying the set at 12-12. Another Krause kill and an Amy Vanosdall kill along with Bokempers ace serve got the ‘Cats back into the contest.
A series of sideouts and exchange of points forced the game into “overtime” with the locals pulling out the 16-14 win.
The third game of the evening didn’t go as well for Winside. The Wildcats fell behind 1-5 and 3-10 losing the momentum they had built on in the previous game.
Rachel Peter got the Wildcats on the score board with a solo block before Krause contributed two kills and Rabe scoried on a pair of ace serves to contribute to the Winside scoring on the evening.
The Wildcat volleyball season is over with initial basketball practice scheduled to start November 18th.
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LEWIS AND CLARK FIRST ROUND GAME
WINSIDE (2-18) 11 14
HARTINGTON 15 16
Stats: Kills Becky Krause 4, Rachel Peter 3, Katie Behmer 4, AcesMellisa Bokemper 2, Annette Boelter 2, Stacey Rabe 1, Set Assists Julie Longnecker 11, Blocks (sol-Assists) Krause 3-1, Longnecker 0-1, , Bokemper 1-1, Rabey 0-1, Peter 0-3, Behmer 3-5, DigsMelyssa Deck 1. Longnecker 3, Bokemper 4, Boelter 1, Rabe 14, Peter 1
The Wildcats faced Hartington for the third time in an eight day period in the first round
of the Lewis and Clark conference Tournament at Hartington.
Each time Winside has faced the purple and white version of the Wildcats the laldies in red and white have come a little bit closer to winning the game.
Katie Behmer put the Wildcats on the board with a kill for the teams first talley. A pair of kills by Mellissa Bokemper and a Rachel Pter kill brought the score to 9-8. Bokemper scored again on an ace serve before Winside dropped the first set to the host team 11-15.
The secon set saw the red and white push the host team into overtime so to speak before dropping the set and match by a 14-16 score.
Ace serves by Bokemper, Rabe and Anette Boelter kept the Wildcats in the game. Krause and Peter added kill to the Wildcat side of the scoreboard.
Winside will face Omaha Nation (Macy) at Wayne High School Monday nigt in sub-district play.
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WINSIDE 11 8
HARTINGTON 15 15
Stats: Not available at this time
the Winside volleyball squad may have had one of their better performances of the year pushing Norfolk Daily News No. 5 Class D rated Hartington High School in a 11-15, 9-15 two set loss at Hartington Tuesday night.
Spotting the host team to a 0-6 lead the Wildcats started closing the scoring gap on a trio of Hartington attack errors. After trading side outs katie Behmer gave Winside the serve leading to the Wildcats scoring 6 consecutive points to take a 9-7 lead over the host team.
Becky Krause went on a personal scoring rampage recording 4 kills and a block accounting for 5 of the ‘Cats 6 points giving her team the lead. After an exchange of sideouts Hartington scored on a pair of ace serves and a Winside attack error giving the host Wildcats the lead at 9-10.
The teams trade points with a kill by Julie Longnecker scored Winside’s final point of the match making the score 11-12. Hartington scored the last three points of the match on a kill and Winside errors.
The second set of the match saw Winside jump off to a 4-0 lead on an ace serve by StaceyRabe and 3 Hartington ball handling errors. Hartington ran off a string of 5 points to take the lead 4-6 before Behmer’s back to back kill and solo block put the Wildcats within one point of the host school.
Although Winside played well the remainder of the game making the Hartington court team earn the rest of their points enroute to the second set 6-15 win the
Wildcats problems in handling serve receive proved to be the difference in the two teams.
Winside travels back to Hartington Monday October 28th for a 1st round Lewis and Clark Conference game.
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WINSIDE (2-16) 1 9
EMERSON HUBBARD 15 15
Stats: Kills Krause 3, Bokemper 1, Rabe 1, Peter 1, Behmer 1, Ace ServesBokemper 1, Boelter 2, Buresh 1, Blocks Krause 1, Set Assists Longnecker 7, Digs Krause 1, Longnecker 1, Bokemper 5, Rabe 3
Winside dropped a two set match to Emerson-Hubbard in the Hartington Invitational Saturday by 15-1 and 15-9 scores. Winside’s single score in the first game came on an attack error by the Pirates. The Wildcats commited 6 attack and ball handling errors and gave another half dozen points on ace serves and kills.
The Wildcats playing better in the second game pulled wthin 3 points of the Pirates at 8-11 before droppint the set and the match 9-15. A julie Longnecker kill got the ‘Cats on the scoreboard. Stacey Rabe contributed a kill to the Wildcat total while Mellissa Bokemper recorded an ace serve and Mellissa Buresh added a pair of ace servesto account for the Winside scoring on the evening.
WINSIDE (2-15) 9 5
PONCA 15 15
Stats: Kills Krause 3, Bokemper 2, Rabe 2, Peter 1, Ace Serves Krause 1, Buresh 1, Rabe 2, Set Assists Longnecker 8, Peter 1, Solo Blocks-Assista Krause 1-2, Longnecker 0-1, Bokemper 0-1, Behmer 1, Digs Krause 3, Longnecker 2, Bokemper 2, Boelter 1, Buresh 1, Rabe 1, Peter 2, Behmer 2
The Wildcats dropped a two set loss to Ponca at the Hartington Invitational Saturday committing 15 errors on the day leading to Indian points and victory.
The first set saw Stacey Rabe sccoring on a pair of ace serves with Rachel Peter contributting a kill to the Winside scoreboard.
The second set found Katie Behmer and Peter scoring on a double block while Stacey Rabe added two more ace serves giving her four aces on the day.
WINSIDE (2-14) 3 8
ALLEN 15 15
Stats: k=kills, d=digs, a=aces, s=set assists, b=blocks Krause 1k, 1b, 1a, 4d, Rabe 1a, Longnecker 4s. 3d, Bokemper 1a, 5d, Peter 1a, Buresh 2d, Behmer 2k, Topp 1k, Reed 1d
Winside dropped a two set loss 15-3, 15-8 to visiting Allen Thurssday night as again the Wildcats couldn/t seem to get untracked.
The home team Wildcats spotted the visitors to a 9-0 lead before three ball handling erros by the Eagles brought the score to 9-3. A combination of Allen serving and Winsides inablility to handle the serves allowed Allen to run the table on three ace serves and a trio of kills putting the set away at 15-3.
Although the Wildcats played a little better in the second game they were still unable to stop the heavy hitters across the net. An ace serve by Becky Krause put the home team on the scoreboard at 1-3 before a a pair of Allen miscuses allowed the ‘Cats to tie the game at 3 all.
An ace serve by Mellisa Bokemper kept the Wildcats in the game at 4-5. The teams exchanged a series of side outs amd points bringing the score to 7-8 in favor of the Eagles.
Allen serving and net power again took over the contest with the Eagles scoring on 5 kills and a pair o ace serves to end the set and the match at 15-8.
WINSIDE (2-13) 10 7
WAKEFIELD 15 15
STATS: Aces Becky Kruase 1, Mellissa Bokemper 2, Anette Boelter 2, Mellissa Buresh 1, Stacey RAbe 4 Kills Krause 4, Bokemper 2, Rabe 2, Rachel Peter 1, Katie Behmer 5 Digs Krause 6, Julie Longnecker 6, Bokemper 1, Boelter 3, Buresh 1, Rabe 5, Set Assists Longnecker 6, Pere 2 Solo Blocks Behmer 1, Block Assits Krause 2, Bokemper 1, Peter 1, Behmer 1
Coach Moser comments: We have adde a drill in practice that I first learned about in a clinic this spring. The girls saw a story about the university of Nebraska volleyball team running this drill in practice and asked if could incorporate it into our practices. I think the drill helped as we saw a big difference in our passing this atch. The intensity was there for the first game but they need to carry that over into the second game. We are at the point in the season when the little things are making a big difference.
The Wildcats suffered a two set loss to host Wakefield Monday night losing by scores of 15-10 and 15-7 to the Trojans.
Winside opened scoring on a double block by Rachel Peter and Katie Behmer with Mellyssa Buresh and Stace Rabe adding a pair of ace serves for the Wildcats.
Mellissa Bokemper added a kill while Becky Krause added an ace serve, a kill and closed out the visitng Wildcats scoring in the first set with a solo block. Stacey Rabe recorded an ace serve for the ‘Cats.
The second set saw Katie Behmer scoring a pair of kills for Winside while ace serves by Bokemper, Krause and Anette Boelter accounted for the remainder of the the Wildcats earned points.
the Wildcats host Allen at home Thursday night, October 17th.
WINSIDE (2-12) 1 4
WYNOT 15 15
Coach Moser’s Comments: I question the girls’ ability to get mentally focused for a game. We have discussed this issue many times and we just can’t find the right method to ge motivate to play. The have to want to play from their heart. They just had no heart in this game.
STATS: Aces Julie Longnecker 1, Kills Becky Krause 1, Rachel Peter 1, Katie Behmer 1, Stephanie Topp 1 Digs Krause 3, Longnecker 1, Bokemper 4, Anette Boelter 3, Stacey Rabe 2, Katie Behmer 1 Set Assists Longnecker 3 Solo Blocks Behmer 1
Winside lost the game at the net against the Blue Devils while dropping a two set match to the host team by scores of 15-1 and 15-4.
Katie Behmer’s solo block led to the Wildcats only score in the first game. Kills by Behmer and Becky Krause accounted for a pair of tallies for Winside in the second set with the other two points coming on Wynot attack errors. The ‘Cats commited 16 attack and ball handling errors on the night.
WINSIDE (2-11) 4 9
COLERIDGE 15 15
STATS: Aces Becky Krause-2, Julie Longnecker-2, Mellissa Bokemper-1 Kills: Krause 1, Longnecker 1, Rachel Peter 1, Katie Behmer 6, Digs Krause 1, Longnecker 1, Bokemper 4, Mellissa Buresh 1, Behmer 1, Stephanie Topp 1 Set Assists Longnecker 6, Anette Boelter 1, Stacey Rabe 2, Petr 2
Winside spotted visiting Coleridge leads of 5-0, 8-1 and 10-4 in the first set of Thursday nights volleyball game at Winside before losing the match by 15-4 and 15-9 to the invading Lady Bulldogs.
Becky Krause’s ace serve and kill scored the ‘Cats first pair of points on the night with the other two tallies coming on a Winside attack error and a ball handling error. The Lady Bulldogs scored 13 of their first game points on mishandled balls by the Wildcats.
The Wildcats improbed their play in the second set, trading points with Coleridge through the matches first 15 points. With an 8-7 lead the visitors scored lthe next five points bringing the lead to 13-7 before committing a ball handling error allowing Winside to score it’s 8th and final point of the match. The Lady Bulldogs went on to end the match 15-9 taking home the two set win.
The second set saw Mellissa Bokemper scoring on a pair of ace serves with Becky Krause and Julie Longnecker each with a pair of aces that resulted in Wildcat tallies. Katie Behmer scored on a kill with the rest of the Wildcat points comming on Coleridge errors.
Winside vs. Wausa
Serving: - Becky Krause & Melissa Buresh - 1 ace Setting: Julie Longnecker - 16 assists Blocks - Krause & Katie Behmer - 3 Kills: Krause & Behmer - 5 Mellissa Bokemper - 4 kills Digs: Annette Boelter - 7 Longnecker & Bokemper - 6 digs
Coach Moser’s comments; "We played very well in the first game against Wausa. Little things made a big difference. Our intensity level dropped in the second game and after a few mistakes the girls just couldn't bounce back. We really should have taken that match to three games."
Winside vs. Newcastle
Serving - Bokemper - 7 aces Melissa Buresh & Stacey Rabe - 3 aces Setting - Julie Longnecker - 9 assists Rachel Peter - 4 assistBlocks - Becky Krause - 2 blocks Katie Behmer - 1 block
Kills - Krause & Behmer - 3 Rabe & Peter - 2 Digs - Buresh - 7 digs
Julie Longnecker - 5 digs
Coach Mosers comments: "When we got down 1-7 and 2-11 in the first game I thought 'here we goagain'". The girls have got to start playing games at 0-0 rather than waiting to be down by a ton of points. But then we had a few good plays and the game started to go our way. We outscored them 13-1 in the last few rotations. In the second game Mellissa Bokemper came in and did a nice job
of serving. Not only did she get the ball over the net she served tough and
got some points off ace serves. The rest of the team backed her up well and
played solid defense. It was nice to see another team struggle with the
same things we struggle with and for us to be on the positive side of that
situation. "
"We need to maintain our focus and not get ahead of ourselve
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