Mavs volleyball opens 2026 with renewed excitement
Sep. 3—MOSES LAKE — With each new season brings a lot of excitement for what lies ahead. Much is the same for the 2026 Moses Lake Mavericks (9-7) as they gear up for the first game of the season on Thursday. "Each team is different, and what we're trying to do is just look at the girls that we have and put them in positions that they're going to be successful," Head Coach Krystal Trammell ...
The 2026 Moses Lake Mavericks volleyball team kicked off their season with enthusiasm and high expectations on September 3 in Moses Lake. Head Coach Krystal Trammell emphasized the importance of utilizing the talented players at their disposal, stating that the program has seen a significant influx of skilled athletes this year.
Despite the difficulty in deciding who to retain and who to cut, Trammell expressed optimism about the incoming talent. As they prepare for their home opener against Hanford on Thursday at 6:30 p.m., Trammell anticipates a competitive Big Nine Conference, citing Wenatchee, Davis, West Valley, and Eastmont as perennial contenders.
The coach highlighted the return of key players like Madison Whitwer, who has been a four-year varsity captain, as a strong foundation for the team. Trammell stressed the significance of consistency and trust among the players, noting that a cohesive unit with strong communication is crucial for stacking wins. Additionally, the Mavericks will honor their administrative leaders as honorary captains for their home games, further fostering school spirit and community engagement.
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