Volleyball Hosts “Dig Pink” Night

Whitewater Volleyball hosted East Troy in the final conference match-up of the season – in a Dig Pink Event – on Tuesday, October 15. Whitewater came out fighting and was looking for redemption from the first match-up. Whitewater battled back from down late in set 1 to take it 28-26. East Troy rebounded well in set 2 and won it 11-25. Sets 3 and 4 were a back-and-forth battle with East Troy eventually winning 20-25 and 19-25. 

Whippet Varsity Volleyball

Whitewater Stat Leaders for the night were:

  • Kills – Falyn Krahn (senior) – 11; Ava Alvarado (senior) – 8
  • Assists – Calli Grosinske (senior) – 25
  • Digs – Calli Grosinske (senior) – 18, Ella Spear (senior) – 16
  • Blocks – Ayden Clark (senior) – 2, Falyn Krahn (senior) – 2
  • Aces – Calli Grosinske (senior) -3, Ella Spear (senior) – 3


The Whippets close out the regular season Thursday night at home when they host Johnson Creek for Parents and Senior Night. The Whippets (12 seed) will open post-season play on Tuesday, October 22nd at Edgerton High School (5 seed). The match is set to begin at 7 pm. 

Article and Photo Courtesy of Caitlin Dowden
Whitewater High School Head Volleyball Coach
dowca01@wwusd.org

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