EDGERTON - The Monroe volleyball team's season came to an end with a WIAA Division 2 regional semifinal loss to Edgerton Thursday 25-7, 25-12, 25-19.
Monroe sophomore Taylor Barrett and senior Courtney Hawkinson led the Cheesemakers with six kills each.
Monroe's Heather Barta had 15 assists and senior Kirstie Hinojosa had a match-high 12 digs.
Edgerton's Tessa Snell racked up 21 kills while Tina Eastman had 26 assists for top-seeded Crimson Tide.
Monroe reached the match after going 0-12 on the year in conference play, but then ousted Dodgeville in straight sets Tuesday night at home in the playoff opener.
The Cheesemakers were hoping to ride the momentum to a possible major upset, but now instead will look to building the program under Danya Ward, who just finished her first year at the helm.
Catholic Central 3,
Black Hawk 0
BURLINGTON - Black Hawk was no match for No. 1 seed Burlington Catholic Central losing the WIAA Division 4 regional semifinal 25-9, 25-10, 25-17.
Catholic Central has won three of the last five Division 4 state championships and was the runner-up last season.
If the Warriors would have won they would have played Six Rivers East Conference champion Monticello in the regional final on Saturday in Monticello. The Warriors and Ponies split the season series this fall.
Monroe sophomore Taylor Barrett and senior Courtney Hawkinson led the Cheesemakers with six kills each.
Monroe's Heather Barta had 15 assists and senior Kirstie Hinojosa had a match-high 12 digs.
Edgerton's Tessa Snell racked up 21 kills while Tina Eastman had 26 assists for top-seeded Crimson Tide.
Monroe reached the match after going 0-12 on the year in conference play, but then ousted Dodgeville in straight sets Tuesday night at home in the playoff opener.
The Cheesemakers were hoping to ride the momentum to a possible major upset, but now instead will look to building the program under Danya Ward, who just finished her first year at the helm.
Catholic Central 3,
Black Hawk 0
BURLINGTON - Black Hawk was no match for No. 1 seed Burlington Catholic Central losing the WIAA Division 4 regional semifinal 25-9, 25-10, 25-17.
Catholic Central has won three of the last five Division 4 state championships and was the runner-up last season.
If the Warriors would have won they would have played Six Rivers East Conference champion Monticello in the regional final on Saturday in Monticello. The Warriors and Ponies split the season series this fall.
