Hannah Engstrand and Tippecanoe Valley earned its first win of the season with a 3-0 run of Winamac at home Tuesday night. InkFreeNews photo by Nick Goralczyk

Wawasee 3, Central Noble 0

Wawasee got back on the winning track with a 25-17, 25-15, 25-21 blitz of Central Noble at the Hardwood Teepee Tuesday evening.

The Lady Warriors (3-1) had 24 combined kills from Leslie Vazquez, Emma Dippon and Dylan Konieczny while Kai Jamora and Amanda Allen registered a total 21 digs. Allen added 21 assists while Bailey Mayhew and Vazquez each had four blocks.

“Good bounce back after a long night at Lakeland,” said Wawasee head coach Jeff Phillips, whose team lost a five-setter at Lakeland Monday night.

Wawasee had 10 aces, seven assists and five digs from Emma Young, six kills and three digs from Laney Gross and four aces, kills and digs from Emma Siri in a 25-8, 25-9 walkover of Central in the JV game.

Full results were not issued for Wawasee’s 2-0 win over Central in the C-team game.

Triton 3, Bremen 0

The Trojans (3-1) took care of its old conference rivals in a 25-22, 25-14, 25-17 victory at the Trojan Trench.

A host of Trojans made a dent in the stat sheet, led by a combined 15 kills and eight blocks from Abbey Viers and Addyson Viers. Madeline Doll had nine kills, Molly McFarland dug 10 attempts, Lexia Hostrawser sailed over five aces and Emma Hepler set up 22 points.

The Triton JV squad also won 25-19, 23-25, 15-2. Laren Snyder had 14 assists in the contest.

NorthWood 3, Fairfield 0

NorthWood opened its 2020 campaign with an impressive sweep of Fairfield in The Pit. The Panthers won 25-18, 25-10, 25-18.

A year after reaching the regional finals, Class 3-A No. 7 NorthWood welcomed 14 digs, seven assists, two aces and two blocks from Annika Bennett. Alana Lehman led the team with nine kills, Kennedy Hochstetler had 17 digs and Kendal Miller sent up 22 assists.

In the JV game, Fairfield won 25-17, 23-25, 15-8. Hannah Chupp had 15 digs and the duo of Macie Knepp and Amy Adams had nine assists each.

Tippecanoe Valley 3, Winamac 0

Tippecanoe Valley earned its first win of the season and the first of the Doug West era after a 25-20, 25-10, 25-17 victory at home. Stats were not provided from the contest.