Canby headed to Burnsville for the Midwest Volleyball Warehouse tournament Friday and Saturday, coming home with a 2-3 result.
The Lancers opened with a 2-1 win over Mabel-Canton, see-sawing through three sets 25-14, 14-25, and 15-11.
Brooklyn Kindopp leaps upward to push the ball to LqPV’s side of the net during the Lancers home win Thursday night.
With another successful week of play, the Lancers improve their Camden Conference record to 6-0 with wins over KMS and LqPV.
This week will feature more conference play with the Lancers heading to MACCRAY before taking on a strong Minneota team Thursday.
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Canby 3
KMS 0
During the Lancers loss to YME Friday night, Sawyer Drietz pushed forward for a Canby first down
The defense and running game of Yellow Medicine East was too much for Canby to handle in a 28-14 Sting win Sept. 23.
YME racked up over 300 yards on the ground and held Canby to just 139 total yards.
Even though the yardage discrepancy was huge, the game was tight for the first 24 minutes.
Kolton Duis (left) keeps his focus on the finish with Zach Ourada following close behind in Madison last Tuesday where they finished second and third
Canby/Minneota cross country had a strong showing at a competitive meet in Madison Tuesday, taking third in both the boys and girls races.
Both the boys and girls teams finished behind Murray County Central and Milbank, who went 1-2 in both events.
Sawyer Drietz was a Lancers’ defensive leader with eight tackles during Canby’s homecoming victory over RTR on Friday.
Canby bounced back from an early hole to take an 18-15 win over Russell-Tyler-Ruthton in a back and forth game in Canby Friday night.
RTR had a dream start to the game, anchored by their defense that recorded a safety and recovered a fumble in the end zone, building a 9-0 lead in the first quarter.
Hornet Champion - Adam VanDerostyne finished with 14 top 10 finishes, 14 top 5 finishes, and eight wins.
Late Model Track Champion - Damin Eilers had nine top 10 finishes and five top 5 finishes.
It didn’t matter how she had to turn, Haley Noyes was not letting the ball land on the Lancers’ side during their 3-0 homecoming victory over Dawson-Boyd last Thursday.
The Lancers added two more conference wins to their record by defeating Central Minnesota Christian School and Dawson-Boyd last week. Their homecoming sweep brings there conference record to 4-0.
Blake Giese (right) pushes himself to take the lead from the Marshall runner beside him at the Marshall meet last Tuesday. Giese finished in 10th place with a time of 17:28.5, helping the boys take third place overall.
Canby-Minneota girls and boys cross country both placed third at the Marshall CC Invitational at Marshall Golf Course Sept. 13.
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