October 15th
at Nicollet
25-13
25-16
25-18
Morgan Mathiowetz- 10 kills, 16 digs
Reese Hoffmann- 9 kills, 10 digs
Amelia Schwartz- 4 kills
Josie Helget -28 set assists
Natalie Fischer- 10 digs and 5 ace serves
October 14th
at Sleepy Eye
Paige Haala had 13 kills and 16 digs
Sam Price had 10 kills and 7 digs
Ava Kunkel had 26 set assists and 3 aces
October 14th
at St. Mary’s
Morgan Mathiowetz 21 kills, 29 digs
Reese Hoffmann 13 Kills, 18 digs
Josie Helget 43 Set assists
Natalie Fischer 17 digs
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October 10
Sleepy Eye 3 MVL 0
25-16, 25-14, 25-18
Paige Haala had 16 kills and 12 digs
Sam Price had 15 kills and 7 digs
Makayla Strong had 5 kills
Ava Kunkel had 32 set assists, 7 and 4 aces
Sleepy Eye hosts MCW on Monday Night
October 8th
at Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eye 0 Cleveland 3
11-25, 17-25, 10-25
For Sleepy Eye, Sam Price had 13 kills
Paige Haala had 3 kills and 7 digs
October 8th
at St. Mary’s
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 3, Cedar Mountain 2
25-23
21-25
22-25
25-17
15-11
Morgan Mathiowetz 26 Kills and 29 digs
Reese Hoffmann 18 Kills and 19 digs
Kailey Nelson 9 Kills
Josie Helget 59 set assists and 12 digs
Natalie Fischer 21 digs
10/7
at Madelia
23-25, 25-18, 25-13, 25-15
Morgan Mathiowetz 10 kills
Reese Hoffmann 15 kills
Josie Helget 36 set assists
Ella Pollard 10 serves with 7 aces
Natalie Fischer 20 digs
Results from Friday, October 4th Individual Section Tournament for the River Valley Girls:
Singles Round 1:
#2 seed Taylor Berkner (River Valley) received a first-round bye
#5 seed Brissa Hernandez (River Valley) def. Ella Wubbena (Fairmont) 6-0, 7-6 (2)
Singles Round 2:
#2 Taylor Berkner (River Valley) def. Lily DeBlieck (Redwood) 6-1, 6-1
#4 Tabitha Barkowsky (Maple River) def. #5 Brissa Hernandez (River Valley) 6-1, 6-2
Taylor Berkner advances to the Second Day of play as part of the Final Four that will take place on Wednesday, October 9th.
Brissa Hernandez is eliminated in Round 2
Doubles Round 1:
#4 Emelia Klanderud/Alison Slama (Fairmont) def. Jillian Mays/Selene Krohnfeldt (River Valley) 6-2, 6-1
#3 Grace Hanson/Carol Schrader (Blue Earth) def. Chloe Okerman/Dani Junker (River Valley) 6-0, 6-1
Both Doubles Teams for River Valley were eliminated in Round 1 of play.
Coach Comment:
I was very proud of the way all of our girls competed today!
First off, our doubles team of Dani Junker and Chloe Okerman, both Freshman, fought hard against a top seed out of Blue Earth. These two should hopefully be back in the future so this was a great learning experience for them.
Our doubles team of Selene Krohnfeldt (9th) and Jillian Mays (12th), played some of the best tennis I’ve seen out of them but didn’t manage to knock off two great players out of Fairmont. Congratulations to Jillian Mays on a fantastic career with the River Valley Wildcats. We will miss her!
Brissa Hernandez (12th) received the #5 seed and took care of business in the first round. She received a tough draw in the second round and played a great player out of Maple River, eventually losing in two sets. Brissa will forever be remembered as one of the most talented and decorated players in River Valley tennis history.
Taylor Berkner (11th) received the #2 seed and a first round bye before defeating Lily DeBlieck out of Redwood in the second round. Taylor’s season continues on Wednesday as she will play in the Final Four with an opportunity to go to State.
Day Two
Taylor Berkner wins her first matchup 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 in an exciting three-set battle against Elizabeth Shores of Saint James.
River Valley 2, Sibley East 5
Singles:
- No. 1: Taylor Berkner (RV) def. Morgan Haggenmiller (Sibley East) 6-2, 6-3
- No. 2: Brissa Hernandez (RV) def. Tessa McCracken (Sibley East) 6-2, 6-1
- No. 3: Macey Thoele (Sibley East) def. Jillian Mays (RV) 6-1, 6-2
- No. 4: Amelia Odenthal (Sibley East) def. Selene Krohnfeldt (RV) 6-0, 6-4
Doubles:
- No. 1: Taylor Moos/Addie Cowell (Sibley East) def. Chloe Okerman/Dani Junker (RV) 6-2, 6-3
- No. 2: Emma Lenertz/Kylah Olson (Sibley East) def. Alisyn Danielson/Morgan Arsndorf (RV) 6-2, 6-0
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No. 3: Emily Dose/Lydia Harmon (Sibley East) def. Reagan Moody/Tori Matter (RV) 6-1, 6-2
Coach Comment:
It was a competitive matchup against Sibley East to end our regular season play. Taylor and Brissa had some convincing wins at 1st and 2nd singles but we struggled in other positions. We were without a portion of our normal varsity lineup but I’d like to give a shoutout to Reagan Moody and Tori Matter for stepping into a tough spot and performing well as a 3rd Doubles team that rarely played together this year.
The First Round of the team section tournament was Monday, 9/30. We received the #6 seed and we traveled to face the #3 Blue Earth team.
Monday, 9/30 (Team Section Playoffs):
River Valley Co-op (GIRLS) vs. Blue Earth – 2-5
Singles:
- No. 1: Taylor Berkner (RV) def. Grace Hanson (Blue Earth) 3-6, 6-4, 10-7
- No. 2: Brissa Hernandez (RV) def. Addison Prescher (Blue Earth) 6-4, 6-4
- No. 3: Abbey Lorenz (Blue Earth) def. Jillian Mays (RV) 6-1, 6-2
- No. 4: Abigail Greff (Blue Earth) def. Tori Matter (RV) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles:
- No. 1: Carol Schrader/Erin Prescher (Blue Earth) def. Chloe Okerman/Dani Junker (RV) 6-2, 6-0
- No. 2: Grace Schavey/Brooklyn Rosenau (Blue Earth) def. Bronwyn Sorenson/Alisyn Danielson (RV) 6-0, 6-0
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No. 3: Mckinley Hanson/Katelyn Storbeck (Blue Earth) def. Delaney Rex/Morgan Arsndorf (RV) 6-1, 6-0
Coach Comment:
It was a good matchup against a tough Blue Earth team on their home courts. Taylor and Brissa got us two solid victories, including a thrilling tiebreaker between Taylor and Grace Hanson at 1st singles. However, we were unable to get points elsewhere in the lineup against some very good 3rd and 4th singles players and a stacked doubles lineup. I want to congratulate Coach Spencer Monson from Blue Earth on the victory! It was a great team season for our squad. In the offseason and throughout next year we will continue to focus on building up our younger and more inexperienced players. We are super excited to have a very solid foundation to work with following this season. In the past, we had worried about simply having the numbers to field a competitive team but with 23 this year and only graduating 2 seniors, that gives us a positive outlook for the program’s future.
