***Madalyn Verscha is a participant of The Kewanee Voice Student Journalism Program, funded by the Harry Anderson Memorial Trust.
On Thursday, the Wethersfield Lady Geese dropped the first set against Hall, but won the second and third to win the match.
Hall started the first set with the serve and good tips over the net, a move that would be repeated throughout the game. This kept the Geese on their toes, and Hall started to pull ahead.
Sophomore Kyleigh Anderson helped spark the Geese’s comeback with a steady run at the service line. Hall called a timeout with the score at 15–17.
After the timeout, Hall showcased some good skills at the net. Hall won the first set 21-25.
The Geese started the second set with the serve and had an early lead of 4-1. The game stayed close early, but the Geese started to take the lead.
Hall came back, and the Geese called a timeout with the score at 12-11. Geese kept the lead and won the set 25-18. This forced the game into a third set.
The third set stayed close early. Hall called a timeout at 14-10 in favor of the Geese.
Hall regrouped quickly and moved ahead by one, leading Wethersfield to call a timeout. The Geese responded and closed out the set 25–19.
