Libero Tamara Penzing gets a hand under a Wiggins attack during the Dragons homecoming game Friday. — Photo by Diane Stamm | The Holyoke Enterprise
The homecoming atmosphere wasn’t quite enough to help the Holyoke volleyball team get over the hump and take down Wiggins (14-1) Friday night, Oct. 7.
Members of the Holyoke High School softball team are pictured from left, front row, Alma Alejandre, Alexa Kinoshita, Madi Clapper, manager Isaiah Rueter, Valeria Morales, Gracelyn Bahnsen and Ava Koberstein; second row, Aleida Millan, Destanie Engle, Emma Thompson, Aly Lock, Natalie Julius, Fallon Bamford, Aliyah Engle and Fatima Nuñez; third row, Leslie Carrasco, Elyce Sisseck, assistant coach Chandler Gerk, head coach Kendra Schlachter, volunteer coach Rebecca Owens, Alicia Torres and Samantha Seger; and back row, Hannah Lindholm, Jersie Gipson, Elizabeth Sheppard Hein, Leah Struckmeyer, Hagan Gatton Pollock and Parker Steggs. Not pictured is Lucinda Mares — Photo by Jim Powell
Holyoke has earned a spot in the Class 3A softball postseason for the fourth time in the past five years.
Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
Members of the Holyoke flag football team got down to business Tuesday evening, Sept. 27, for a home game with Sedgwick County.
Last week marked the first week of league play, and Wray, Yuma and Limon secured wins over Holyoke, Wiggins and Burlington.
Audrey Talavera dives for a ball in the Dragons win over Wray. — Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
The Holyoke volleyball team picked up two conference wins last week, beating Caliche and Wray on their home courts.
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