By Travis Martinez | Herald Correspondent The Killeen volleyball team’s season came to a disappointing ending Monday night. The Lady Roos fell to Duncanville 3-2 (22-25, 25-18, 20-25, 25-11, 15-7). But there was still plenty of positives that came out of a good season. The Lady Roos ended the season with a record of 21-15
By Travis Martinez | Herald Correspondent | WEST — The Killeen Lady Roos fell 3-2 to Duncanville (22-25, 25-18, 20-25, 25-11, 15-7) in a bi-district playoff match on Monday night. The Roos had a 2-1 lead over the Lady Panthers, but couldn’t deliver the knockout. Throughout the entire match, the Lady Kangaroos got contributions from their
C.J. Berryman | Herald staff writer Killeen Daily Herald Killeen’s Janelle Etherly stands out on the volleyball court, and while she might not be the most imposing figure out there, she boasts extraordinary skills that make her a fierce opponent to deal with. Before the 2016 season ever began, when Lady Kangaroos head coach Joanne
By Edward Isaacs | FME News Service BELTON — Killeen already had a playoff spot locked up before Tuesday night’s final regular season District 8-6A match against Belton. The Lady Roos were just playing for positioning and hoping to spoil the Lady Tigers last-ditch effort to get into the postseason. Belton (19-19, 4-8) didn’t have
By Travis Martinez | Herald Correspondent HARKER HEIGHTS — Killeen head coach Joanne Knowles knew her team needed Tuesday night’s win to stay in the playoff conversation. It did not come easy as Harker Heights played hard all game long, including a back-and-forth Game 3 and gave the Lady Roos all they could handle in
C.J. Berryman | Herald staff writer Killeen Daily Herald If Copperas Cove is ever in an offensive lull, it possesses the front-row firepower to get itself back on track at any moment. The Lady Bulldawgs slumped at times in their District 8-6A match at Killeen High on Tuesday night, but they were able to keep
By Travis Martinez | Herald Correspondent Desperately needing a win, Belton went on the road Friday and delivered a dominant performance over Killeen in a District 8-6A showdown that had plenty of playoff implications. The Lady Tigers got production from up and down its entire roster, sweeping Killeen 3-0 (25-23, 25-18, 25-23). Four Belton players
Chalon Anderson signing Former Killeen High volleyball star Chalon Anderson, right, receives a kiss from her mother, Natosia, during the ceremony of her signing with Texas Wesleyan on Tuesday at Temple College. info @KDHNews.com
KDHpressbox.com Madison Sapp had 15 digs and 24 assists to help the Killeen High volleyball team sweep Ellison 25-19, 25-22, 27-25 on Friday night at KHS. The Lady Roos’ win avenged an earlier loss to the Lady Eagles this season. The win helps Killeen’s (22-16) playoff chances as the Lady Roos improved to 4-6 in
Albert Alvarado | Herald staff writer HARKER HEIGHTS — The Killeen Lady Kangaroos had already fallen against the Harker Heights Lady Knights twice this season. Once was a sweep during Bastrop ISD Classic play and the second was a hard-fought 3-2 home loss during the first round of District 12-6A play. Killeen lost the first
