Elise Krogmeier battles Perkins County’s Kailee Potts for a loose ball in the Dragons’ game Jan. 24. — Diane Stamm | For The Holyoke Enterprise
What should have been a week with a three-game home stand for the Holyoke girls basketball team turned into a week with three road trips in five days as repairs continue to in the school’s gym.
Grace Roberts looks past an Eagles defender for an open teammate last week at Wray. — Diane Stamm For The Holyoke Enterprise
One of these days, everything will fall into place for the Holyoke girls basketball team.
Due to weather and holidays over the past month, Holyoke High School’s swimmers have gone nearly the whole time without any competition. On Jan.
In the battle for a loose ball, the Holyoke Dragons’ Hannah Lindholm grabs the ball from between Haxtun player Anessa Colglazier’s ankles. — Diane Stamm | Holyoke Enterprise
Hannah Lindholm of the Holyoke Dragons, right, defends against a pass by Haxtun’s Grace Gibson. The Dragons put up a fight against Haxtun’s Bulldogs, despite missing two seniors, but eventually fell 37-50. — Diane Stamm | For The Holyoke Enterprise
While the Holyoke girls basketball team continues to find ways to put points on the board, a bite from the injury bug has not helped the team’s cause.
Sophomore Irving Dominguez of Holyoke gets to the bucket for a layup in the Dragon boys’ Tuesday, Jan. 10, win over Haxtun. Holyoke Head Coach Colbey Stumpf believes the deciding factor leading to the Dragons’ victory was effective defense. — Jes-c French | For The Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke’s Dragons gained a victory Tuesday, Jan. 10, in their matchup with Haxtun, but dropped the following two games against Yuma on Friday and Pine Bluff, Wyoming, on Saturday.
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