<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Cxmf1_0wESPOUi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Cxmf1_0wESPOUi00" width="1500" height="1000" ></figure><p>The Knoxville Volleyball Squad navigated a loaded Panther Invitational on Saturday to go 2-3 on the day. The Panthers won their first two matches in sweeps over Albia and class 1A #2 Holy Trinity, the later being two weeks in a row. The Panthers found the afternoon session tougher, losing their three matches to class 4A #14 Ballard in two sets, losing to Union in three sets, and falling to class 3A #13 Roland-Story in three sets. This ends the regular season for Knoxville as the Panthers posted a 22-16 record. For the sixth straight season, the Panthers have won 20 matches, something that Coach Mollie Keitges is proud of.</p><p>Keitges: “With our schedule this year, that’s a big accomplishment. In our 20 wins we have some quality wins and in our losses we’ve lost to some really tough teams.”</p><p>Knoxville will return to the court in the first round of the class 4A regional hosting Oskaloosa.</p></div></body>

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Knoxville Volleyball Goes 2-3 At Own Invitational

The Knoxville Volleyball Squad navigated a loaded Panther Invitational on Saturday to go 2-3 on the day. The Panthers won their first two matches in sweeps over Albia and class 1A #2 Holy Trinity, the later being two weeks in a row. The Panthers found the afternoon session tougher, losing their three matches to class 4A #14 Ballard in two sets, losing to Union in three sets, and falling to class 3A #13 Roland-Story in three sets. This ends the regular season for Knoxville as the Panthers posted a 22-16 record. For the sixth straight season, the Panthers have won 20 matches, something that Coach Mollie Keitges is proud of.