NEODESHA — The Humboldt High volleyball team won some and lost some at Neodesha Saturday.
The Lady Cubs won a trio of matches over Southeast-Cherokee, Baxter Springs and Caney Valley while falling to Neodesha, Parsons and Erie. Head coach Terry Meadows secured his 200th career win in eight seasons at the helm in Humboldt.
“We didn’t play our best to start the day, but we battled through some rough patches and finished strong, winning the last two of the day,” said Meadows.
Humboldt defeated Southeast-Cherokee in two sets, 25-21 and 25-15.
Kenisyn Hottenstein had a team high three aces from the serving line while Shelby Shaughnessy led the way offensively with a team high 11 kills.
On defense, Skylar Hottenstein had a team high 12 digs while Kenisyn Hottenstein added 22 assists.
The Lady Cubs took down Baxter Springs in two sets, 25-15 and 25-13.
Shaughnessy led the way from the serving line with a team-high three aces and six kills. Defensively, Skylar Hottenstein had a team-high 17 digs while Rylan Covey and Shaughnessy each had one block. Kenisyn Hottenstein had a team-high 16 assists.
Humboldt lost to Neodesha in two sets, 25-12 and 25-21.
Skylar Hottenstein led the way from the serving line with a team-high two aces while Shaughnessy led the way offensively with a team-high seven kills. Defensively, Skylar Hottenstein went for a team-high 21 digs while Kenisyn Hottenstein had 14 assists.
Meadows’ squad then lost to Parsons in three sets, 25-16, 21-25 and 23-25.
Skylar Hottenstein led the way from the serving line with a team-high three aces while Shaughnessy went for a team-high nine kills. Shaughnessy had a team-high two blocks while Skylar Hottenstein had 21 digs. Kenisyn Hottenstein had a team-high 20 assists.
Humboldt beat Caney Valley in two sets, 25-22 and 25-16.
Kenisyn Hottenstein and Kinley Tucker led the way offensively with a team-high two aces apiece. Shaughnessy had a team-high nine kills. Defensively, Skylar Hottenstein had a team-high 17 digs while Kenisyn Hottenstein had a team-high 26 assists.
The Lady Cubs fell to Erie in three sets, 25-16, 20-25 and 17-25.
