The North Star Wolves senior boys volleyball team have started well.
The Wolves won their first three matches, two of which were on the road. North Star’s first match of the season was at Westview Freedom Academy Sept. 26 and was a 25-10, 25-16 and 25-12 win.
Last week’s action started with a two sets to one victory over the Belle River Nobles. The first game was 25-18 in favour of the Wolves. In the second set, the Nobles got off to a 6-1 start but North Star bounced back and looked to be in command, only for Belle River to seize momentum and win the set 25-23.
The Wolves bounced back in the third set, winning that 25-16 and the match.
“I thought it was a pretty good game,” said North Star’s Traven Fines. “We settled down and did a good job.”
Serving and passing were strong suits for the Wolves, he believed. Fines thought they played well and they hope to keep the positive play going.
While disappointed they lost the second set, the Wolves bounced back in the third set.
“I think in the third set we definitely came back a little bit,” he said.
North Star is looking for big things in WECSSAA Tier 2, he added.
“We know we’re a good team. We think we can do well and go far,” said Fines.
The Wolves were in east Windsor last Thursday evening to play the Brennan Cardinals. The Wolves won there two sets to one, taking the match by scores of 25-12, 26-24 and 25-13.
There are two home games for the senior boys team this week. They hosted Maranatha Tuesday after this edition of the RTT went to press. Walkerville is in town Thursday for a 5:30 p.m. match.
Wolves’ senior boys volleyball season starts WECSSAA season with 3-0 record
By Ron Giofu
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