MAZOMANIE — New Glarus took one on the chin at Wisconsin Heights Oct. 1, falling to the Vanguards in four sets.

“(We) struggled to find a rhythm in serve-reception during the first two sets,” said Knights coach Kayla Zimmerman.

New Glarus lost the first two sets 12-25, but rallied in the third set for a 28-26 win.

“Although storming outside, the third set provided a break in the rain that (we) needed,” Zimmerman said, adding that “better passing” played a key role.

While highly contested and competitive, the fourth set went to Wisconsin Heights 17-25.

Emma Marty finished the night with seven kills for the Glarner Knights, while Grace Nommensen had 19 assists and Ellie Eichelkraut finished with five digs. New Glarus will play in the Rio Tournament Oct. 5 before traveling to Marshall Oct. 8.

Black Hawk 3, Barneveld 0

SOUTH WAYNE — The Warriors received solid play all around and handled the Golden Eagles in straight sets Oct. 1, 25-18, 25-10, 25-11.

Bailey Butler had four aces and three blocks while Hannah Butler finished with seven kills and three blocks. Maddy Huschitt dished out 14 assists for Black Hawk, which remains undefeated in the Six Rivers East this fall. 

The Warriors travel to Albany Oct. 8, hoping to keep their record unblemished as they chase a second-straight conference title.

Argyle 3, Albany 0

ARGYLE — The Orioles swept the Comets Oct. 1, 25-18, 25-14, 25-11.

Grace Ganshert finished with a match-high 12 kills for Argyle. Megan Johnson had 24 assists for the Orioles, while Maggie Godfrey finished with seven kills, seven digs and four aces.

Albany was led in part by Jada Flannery’s seven aces. The Comets also received five kills and a block from Brianna Dahl, 10 digs from Mady Conway and seven assists from Kaitlyn Dunphy.

In other area scores, Pecatonica defeated Albany in three sets, 25-16, 25-20, 25-12.