The Polk County Middle School girls’ volleyball team has started its season undefeated, with a record currently at 3-0.
The Wolverines have matched up against Macon, Brevard and Rugby and have yet to lose a set.
Head coach Beth Burroughs said the team’s goal this year is to win the division and the conference, having placed second in division and second in conference last year.
“I think we’re more aggressive and have more fire this year,” said Burroughs. “Everyone on the team is working hard on offense and defense.”
The Wolverines’ two setters, Lily Owens and Madi Siegfried, have gotten at least 15 assists per set and 30 assists in each match so far this season, Burroughs said.
Owens also served 12 points in a row during the first match against Macon.
Haley Kropp, Ashley Love and Savannah Rose have been powerhouses with many kills during the first three games.
The Wolverines played at home against Apple Valley on Wednesday, Sept. 14 and play again on Monday at Hendersonville at 4:30 p.m.