Girls volleyball falls to Fremd vikings in supersectional match

Molly Boufford, Online Editor|November 9, 2019

Hopper holds up the ball as she gets ready to serve it over onto the Vikings’ side.

The girls volleyball team fell to the Fremd Vikings in the super-sectional match on Friday, Nov. 8. Fremd won the first set 25-17. Still keeping their spirits high, the Wildcats switched sides and fought back in the second set, but Fremd kept its lead, winning 25-22. This concludes the season for the team, which ended with a record of 28-11, and Fremd will continue onto IHSA’s volleyball state competition.

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