Fullerton Volleyball

Georgia Bridger finished with 18 assists against Chambers / Wheeler Central and added 21 assists against Stuart. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Georgia Bridger finished with 18 assists against Chambers / Wheeler Central and added 21 assists against Stuart. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Warriors play well, settle for split

BARTLETT — The Warriors played well but had to settle for a split last week in a triangular with Chambers / Wheeler Central and Class D-2 No. 8 Stuart.Fullerton defeated Chambers / Wheeler Central 25-18, 25-13.Laine Ziemba led the way with 7 kills, 4 digs, 3 assists, 2 aces and 1 block.
LEFT: Riley Thomas controls a serve to get the Warrior offense going. RIGHT: Briley Cuba comes up with a dig on Thursday to keep the Titans in the second set. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

LEFT: Riley Thomas controls a serve to get the Warrior offense going. RIGHT: Briley Cuba comes up with a dig on Thursday to keep the Titans in the second set. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

BRAGGING RIGHTS

FULLERTON — Athletes will tell you that all wins feel the same. But county wins feel just a little better.Fullerton defeated Twin River on Thursday and now holds Nance County bragging rights.
Fullerton won all three of their matches on Saturday at the Riverside Invite. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Fullerton won all three of their matches on Saturday at the Riverside Invite. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Warriors perfect at Riverside Invite

CEDAR RAPIDS —The Warriors were a perfect 3-0 on Saturday at the Riverside Invite, defeating Osmond, Riverside and Chambers/Wheeler Central.Fullerton opened the day with a three-set marathon match against Osmond.
Tylar Konwinski makes a diving save against Riverside. She had 7 digs against the Chargers. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Tylar Konwinski makes a diving save against Riverside. She had 7 digs against the Chargers. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Warriors push Chargers to limit

CEDAR RAPIDS — The Warriors battled on the road on Thursday but could not pull off the upset.Fullerton took the first set against Riverside, dropped a close one in the second set.
Jaci Maxfield goes on the attack for the Warriors. The senior finished with 7 kills on Thursday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Jaci Maxfield goes on the attack for the Warriors. The senior finished with 7 kills on Thursday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Warriors fall on road

STROMSBURG — It was not the season-opener they were looking for, but Fullerton hung around with Cross County most of the night.Fullerton opened the season with a three-set loss to Cross County on Thursday, falling 26-24, 25-8, 25-21.
Back Row: Head Coach Theresa Bridger, Clarissa McCurdy, Lainie Ziemba, Jaci Maxfield, Ella Pickrel, Georgia Bridger, Addison Coe and Assistant Coach Ike Carr. Front Row: Rylyn Hemmenway, Brooklyn Loseke, Lexxus Schroeder, Korie Konwinski, Tylar Konwinski, Reese Dubas, Taylor Cook, Riley Thomas, Sami Sullivan. Not pictured Gwen Daw, Elizabeth Cornejo Garcia. Photo provided

Back Row: Head Coach Theresa Bridger, Clarissa McCurdy, Lainie Ziemba, Jaci Maxfield, Ella Pickrel, Georgia Bridger, Addison Coe and Assistant Coach Ike Carr. Front Row: Rylyn Hemmenway, Brooklyn Loseke, Lexxus Schroeder, Korie Konwinski, Tylar Konwinski, Reese Dubas, Taylor Cook, Riley Thomas, Sami Sullivan. Not pictured Gwen Daw, Elizabeth Cornejo Garcia. Photo provided

Warriors look for growth

FULLERTON — Steady growth.That’s the recipe for success for Fullerton this year on the volleyball court.“The team has been working hard,” Fullerton coach Theresa Bridger said.
NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Once a Warrior, always a Warrior

McKenna Plumbtree (left) and Isabel Norman (center) played in the Crossroads vs Goldenrod All-Star Game last week at Cross County. Paige Horn (right) wore the Warriors jersey one final time in the Crossroads vs Goldenrod All-Star game on Friday at Osceola.