Knox County volleyball gets back on track

TOUGH WEEK FOLLOWED BY BIG WINS
  • PASSING FROM THE BACK Knox City’s Miley Arrieta makes the pass from the back row against the Wildcats. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    PASSING FROM THE BACK Knox City’s Miley Arrieta makes the pass from the back row against the Wildcats. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
  • BUILDING A WALL Houndette Lexi Abila builds a wall at the net and blocks the Wildcats. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    BUILDING A WALL Houndette Lexi Abila builds a wall at the net and blocks the Wildcats. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
  • MUNDAYVOLLEYBALL HONOR Congratulations to senior libero Kinslee Carver for passing the 1,000 career dig mark this week. | COURTESY PHOTO
    MUNDAYVOLLEYBALL HONOR Congratulations to senior libero Kinslee Carver for passing the 1,000 career dig mark this week. | COURTESY PHOTO

    After recent consecutive losses for all three Knox County volleyball programs, momentum has returned as Benjamin, Knox City and Munday get ready for October’s district play.

    The Mogulettes have tackled a tough schedule this season. A loss to Quanah on Sept. 13 by scores of 13-25, 19-25, and 23-25 was followed by another rough outing on September 16. Munday faced Woodson, a team that has already pos…