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MWHS volleyball against Dassel-Cokato

White Hawks Volleyball Excites Homecoming Crowd

By Mara Drill, 09/29/21, 12:00PM CDT

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The Dassel-Cokato Chargers came to town September 14. The White Hawks were hungry for a win after some close matches at the weekend tournament.

Bridget Budzius and Chase Lawrence

Eighth-grader Bridget Budzius and junior Chase Lawrence go up for a block against Dassel-Cokato.

The Dassel-Cokato Chargers came to town September 14.  The White Hawks were hungry for a win after some close matches at the weekend tournament.  They came out strong in the first two games in front of a huge Homecoming Week crowd, 25-21 and 25-23. 

In the third game the tides turned, and the Chargers took control and took the game 25-16.  Game 4 was a hard-fought battle, but the White Hawks rose to the top and won the match 25-21. 

The outside hitters, eighth-graders Meaghan Kreiser and Bridget Budzius, led the White Hawks with 16 and 11 kills, respectively. The White Hawks also served tough, serving 93% with 7 aces. Sophomore Kendal Richie and senior Kennedy Schmidt made it tough for the Chargers to get a kill, adding 24 and 14 digs to the match.

Rockford came to town next. The White Hawks had some bright spots but lost to the Rockets in three sets. 

MWHS went on the road to Delano and Hutchinson next.  The Hawks battled both teams, but succumbed to both Wright County Conference opponents in three sets.

Hungry for another win, the team went on the road to Patrick Henry on Tuesday, September 28. A combination of tough serving and digging led the team to victory in three straight sets, 25-17, 25-19 and 25-18. 

Schmidt and Kreiser both had four aces. Kreiser also led the team with 11 kills. Many other players entered the game throughout the night and contributed to the team victory.

Homecoming Week crowd

MWHS home crowd at the Homecoming Week match on Sept. 14.