Washington High School - Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Kennedy spikers slip by Warriors, 3-1

Tue - 18 Sep Written by Jim Ecker

The Cedar Rapids Washington volleyball team tied Kennedy in total points Tuesday night, 95-95, in their Mississippi Valley Conference match at Washington.

Unfortunately for the Warriors, they didn't win enough of the big points to claim a victory.

Kennedy trimmed Washington, 29-27, 16-25, 25-20, 25-23, by making a series of clutch plays in the first and fourth games.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 September 2012 23:36

Wolter lifts Lions by Warriors in OT

Sat - 15 Sep Written by Jim Ecker

Even kickers have to play in pain sometimes, but that's OK with Linn-Mar junior Austin Wolter.

Wolter got a second chance to be the hero in overtime Friday night and booted a 23-yard field goal to lift the Lions past Washington, 24-21, at Linn-Mar Stadium despite limping around before his big kick with a sore leg.

Wolter missed a 28-yarder on his first try in overtime, but the Warriors were called for running into the kicker and he got another shot. This time he nailed it and the Lions (1-3) celebrated their first victory of the season.

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Wash boys 4th at Engel Classic

Thu - 13 Sep Written by Metro Sports Report

CEDAR FALLS - The Kennedy girls placed four runners in the top 10 Thursday and rolled to the team title at the Rich Engel Classic cross country meet at Birdsall Park.

The Cougars scored 40 points to easily outdistance host Cedar Falls, which was second with 71.

Allison Culver, Katie Wampole, Alyssa Averhoff and Lauren Meyer finished fourth through seventh to lead the Cougars. They all finished within six seconds of each other. Carolyn Stone finished 18th to round out Kennedy's scoring.

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No.10 Wash spikers fall in Waterloo

Wed - 12 Sep Written by Metro Sports Report

WATERLOO - The 10th-ranked Cedar Rapids Washington volleyball team lost to Waterloo West, 25-21, 20-25, 25-15, 26-24, in a Mississippi Valley Conference match in Waterloo Tuesday night.

Hanna Reese led the Warriors with 34 assists and went 20-for-20 on serves with five aces.

Aleena Hobbs collected 15 kills for Washington and led the team in digs.

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