July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Tribe teams fall (10/15/04)
Fort volleyball
NEW BREMEN, Ohio — Fort Recovery’s junior varsity volleyball team had the first chance to win the first game Thursday. When it failed, the New Bremen Cardinals took advantage and stayed on top the rest of the way as they topped the Indians 26-24, 25-15.
The teams were never separated by more than three points in the first game, and it was the Tribe which had a chance to take the tight game as it led 24-23. But, the Cardinals evened the score at 24-24, took the lead on a Fort Recovery attack error and took the game on a block by Stephanie Winner.
The Indians (13-4, 4-4 MAC) gave up the first three points of the second game and never led in the defeat.
Abby Niekamp had 15 assists, eight points and three blocks in the match — all team highs. She also had five digs and one kill.
Lauren Wenning racked up 10 kills and matched Niekamp’s three blocks. Brittany Brackman had 15 digs, and Jodi Tobe added nine digs.
Sarah Braun finished with three kills, and Rachel Stahl scored three points.
Freshman
FORT RECOVERY — The Tribe freshman volleyball team pushed the final game into extra points, but still couldn’t fight off its third loss of the season. Fort Recovery lost 25-16, 17-25, 17-15 to the Marion Local Flyers.
The Indians, who finished the year at 14-3, got five kills and four blocks from Jill Pott-kotter. Amy Schoenlein had nine points and four kills, and Heather Schmackers notched eight points and seven assists.
Beth May had 16 digs, LeAnne Tobin followed with 14 digs and Angie Wenning put up eight assists.
Eighth grade
PARKWAY, Ohio — Fort Recovery’s eighth grade volleyball team cruised through the first game, but couldn’t continue that success as it lost 11-25, 25-19, 15-10 to the New Knoxville Rangers in the first round of the Midwest Athletic Conference tournament Thursday.
Rachel Tobe led the Tribe with 12 kills and three digs in the defeat. She also had four assists, two kills and one block as the Indians finished the season at 7-8.
Kinsey Wenning posted seven kills and eight points, and Kelsey Wuebker had eight assists and six points. Heidi Tobe notched four kills.
Anne Koesters had two blocks, and Joanna Snyder added two digs.[[In-content Ad]]
The teams were never separated by more than three points in the first game, and it was the Tribe which had a chance to take the tight game as it led 24-23. But, the Cardinals evened the score at 24-24, took the lead on a Fort Recovery attack error and took the game on a block by Stephanie Winner.
The Indians (13-4, 4-4 MAC) gave up the first three points of the second game and never led in the defeat.
Abby Niekamp had 15 assists, eight points and three blocks in the match — all team highs. She also had five digs and one kill.
Lauren Wenning racked up 10 kills and matched Niekamp’s three blocks. Brittany Brackman had 15 digs, and Jodi Tobe added nine digs.
Sarah Braun finished with three kills, and Rachel Stahl scored three points.
Freshman
FORT RECOVERY — The Tribe freshman volleyball team pushed the final game into extra points, but still couldn’t fight off its third loss of the season. Fort Recovery lost 25-16, 17-25, 17-15 to the Marion Local Flyers.
The Indians, who finished the year at 14-3, got five kills and four blocks from Jill Pott-kotter. Amy Schoenlein had nine points and four kills, and Heather Schmackers notched eight points and seven assists.
Beth May had 16 digs, LeAnne Tobin followed with 14 digs and Angie Wenning put up eight assists.
Eighth grade
PARKWAY, Ohio — Fort Recovery’s eighth grade volleyball team cruised through the first game, but couldn’t continue that success as it lost 11-25, 25-19, 15-10 to the New Knoxville Rangers in the first round of the Midwest Athletic Conference tournament Thursday.
Rachel Tobe led the Tribe with 12 kills and three digs in the defeat. She also had four assists, two kills and one block as the Indians finished the season at 7-8.
Kinsey Wenning posted seven kills and eight points, and Kelsey Wuebker had eight assists and six points. Heidi Tobe notched four kills.
Anne Koesters had two blocks, and Joanna Snyder added two digs.[[In-content Ad]]
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