Wisconsin Rapids (OnFocus) – The Abbotsford Falcons went 3-1 at the Wisconsin Rapids Invitational.
The Falcons dropped their opener to Fox Valley Lutheran, 25-17 and 25-12. The Falcons then relled off 3 straight wins, defeating Sheboygan Falls 25-14 and 25-12, Manaway 25-13, 25-22, and Necedah 25-9, 25-11.
Olvia Hammel had 26 kills and Lydia Carlson picked up 26 kills and 36 digs for Abbotsford.
Sydney Falteisek led Abbotsford with 10 aces, and Bridgett Pogodizinski had 48 assists and 41 digs.
STATS
- Hammel 26 kills 39 digs
- Carlson 26 kills 36 digs
- Soyk 19 kills
- Falteisek 14 kills 10 aces
- Pogodzinski 12 kills 48 assists 41 digs
- Espino 24 assists 24 digs 12 aces
- Fuentes 54 digs
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