ELY— The Timberwolves made short work of Lakeview Christian Academy, dumping the Lions in straight sets, 25-12, 25-5, and 25-11.The blowout match allowed Ely to work some of the less regular …
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ELY— The Timberwolves made short work of Lakeview Christian Academy, dumping the Lions in straight sets, 25-12, 25-5, and 25-11.
The blowout match allowed Ely to work some of the less regular players into the rotation, according to Ely Head Coach Megan Wognum. “Overall, it was a good game,” Wognum added. “We were able to complete some successful plays.”
Stat totals weren’t as high as most recent games, in part because the match was over quickly. Junior Rachel Coughlin proved the team’s kill leader again, with 11, along with four digs. Senior Kellen Thomas added six kills and three blocked shots, while junior Kate Coughlin posted five kills and four aces. Senior setter Katrina Seliskar added 22 assists, six aces, and two blocked shots.
Ely will be in Aurora on Saturday to take part in the Mesabi East tournament. They’ll host Mt. Iron-Buhl on Tuesday.