OVER THE WALL: Renae Landon pokes the ball over the fingers of Elkhorn’s Anna Janvrin during the Vikings’ 3-1 win over the Antlers last Thursday.
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IN THE BALANCE: Waverly outside hitter Jaelyn Dicke maneuvers the ball around Elkhorn’s block as head coach Terri Neujahr looks on. Waverly won the Thursday-night match 3-1, and Dicke had eight kills.
Sam Crisler
NOT A CHANCE: Waverly’s Eden Moore (left) and Renae Landon (right) team up to block an attack from Elkhorn senior Skylar Mack. Moore and Landon had four blocks and two blocks in the match, respectively.
Sam Crisler
ALL YOU’VE GOT: Waverly’s Renae Landon stretches her arms to block an Elkhorn attack during the Vikings’ match against the Antlers last Thursday.
Sam Crisler
ONE TO REMEMBER: Waverly’s Eden Moore and Renae Landon attempt to block Skylar Mack’s attack as the Waverly High School student section looks on. Thursday night’s win was the final home game of the season for the Vikings.
WAVERLY- For the second time in 12 days, the Class B No. 5 Waverly Volleyball Team defeated Class B No. 6 Elkhorn on Oct. 20. This time the Vikings won in four sets 25-19, 25-13, 21-25 and 25-22.
IN THE BALANCE: Waverly outside hitter Jaelyn Dicke maneuvers the ball around Elkhorn’s block as head coach Terri Neujahr looks on. Waverly won the Thursday-night match 3-1, and Dicke had eight kills.
NOT A CHANCE: Waverly’s Eden Moore (left) and Renae Landon (right) team up to block an attack from Elkhorn senior Skylar Mack. Moore and Landon had four blocks and two blocks in the match, respectively.
ONE TO REMEMBER: Waverly’s Eden Moore and Renae Landon attempt to block Skylar Mack’s attack as the Waverly High School student section looks on. Thursday night’s win was the final home game of the season for the Vikings.
