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WIAA DIV. 5 VOLLEYBALL - THE HOPE BECOMES REALITY

WIAA DIV. 5 VOLLEYBALL
THE HOPE BECOMES REALITY
The Rib Lake volleyball team celebrates with the sectional championship plaque that it earned with a 3-1 win over Prairie Farm at Frederic Saturday in a WIAA Division 5 sectional final. The Redmen played St. Ambrose Academy of Madison in a state semifinal match Thursday morning in Green Bay. Team members include (front l. to r.) Avery Niemi, Tessa Weik, Hailey Planasch, Tahlia Scheithauer, Mya Schreiner, manager Kara Kennedy, (back) coach Kira English, coach Kyley Williams, head coach Heather Weik, Madelyn Anderson, Megan Komarek, Madilyn Blomberg, Camryn Glenzer and Coralee Glenzer. SUBMITTED PHOTO
THE HOPE BECOMES REALITY
The Rib Lake volleyball team celebrates with the sectional championship plaque that it earned with a 3-1 win over Prairie Farm at Frederic Saturday in a WIAA Division 5 sectional final. The Redmen played St. Ambrose Academy of Madison in a state semifinal match Thursday morning in Green Bay. Team members include (front l. to r.) Avery Niemi, Tessa Weik, Hailey Planasch, Tahlia Scheithauer, Mya Schreiner, manager Kara Kennedy, (back) coach Kira English, coach Kyley Williams, head coach Heather Weik, Madelyn Anderson, Megan Komarek, Madilyn Blomberg, Camryn Glenzer and Coralee Glenzer. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Second sets weren’t kind in sectional volleyball play last week to the Rib Lake Redmen. But instead of letting those rough patches become momentum changers, the Redmen simply used them as opportunit...
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