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Redhawk volleyball back to work after Labor Day

Addyson Schick, Sports Editor
September 5, 2023
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Beating Braswell on Friday, the volleyball team had time off for Labor day weekend but came back ready to beat Lonestar. “Coming off the break, we need to have our heads in the game,” junior Andrea Juneau said.

Volleyball defeated Braswell on Friday in four sets, continuing their non-district winning streak. 

“Braswell was a good team, so it was a great win for us,” head coach Eighmy Dobbins said. “MJ McCurdy, Jaiden Harris, and Aziyah Farrier were all strong offensively, and Brooklyn Shelton was digging everything.”

Having a four-day weekend break after the win, the Redhawks returned to school Tuesday to immediately get back to work as the team takes on Lone Star at 6:30 home at The Nest.

“Coming off the break, we need to have our heads in the game,” junior Andrea Juneau said. “We need to keep our communication up defensively and be ready to play from the beginning. 

Lone Star is the Redhawks final game before beginning district play Friday against Emerson.

“We need to just clean up this game and finalize,” junior Sophie Paulk said. “We can finalize our strategies and lineups. 

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Wingspan’s Featured Athlete for 4/18 is tennis player, sophomore Anya Krishna (second from the left).
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After having high hopes and a positive attitude toward their last game, the softball team fell short, losing 4-3 against the Lebanon Trail Trail Blazers on Wednesday night. “It was a little disappointing that we weren’t able to take one last win,” head coach Baylea Higgs said. “But the girls still had plenty of fun so I wouldn’t say it was a horrible loss.”
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The numbers told the story at the Area meet as senior Syndi Wilkins (#1) and junior Sofia Golladay (#2) finished in 1st and 2nd place in the 3200 and hope to do the same at the Regional meet Friday and Saturday in Arlington.
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An 11-0 loss to the Walnut Grove Wildcats on Friday night doesn’t have the Redhawks softball team down. “We lost, but it was a good game and we still played strong,” head coach Baylea Higgs said. “I think that heading toward the end of the season this shows that we still have plenty of room to grow.”
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Addyson Schick
Addyson Schick, Sports Editor
Addyson Schick is a junior going into her third year with Wingspan. On campus, she participates in FFA and is Vice President of Best Buddies. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family and LOVES shopping. She is super excited for this year, and to be sports editor! Contact Addyson: addyson.schick.420@k12.friscoisd.org
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