Mustangs split Neodesha triangular 

The Iola Mustangs nearly knocked off one of the state's best 2A programs while going head-to-head with the Neodesha Blue Streaks Thursday.

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September 25, 2026 - 4:11 PM

Addie Wacker, Iola junior setter, makes a pass during the first game of Thursday’s triangular in Neodesha against the West Elk Patriots. Photo by Jimmy Potts / Iola Register

NEODESHA — The Iola High Mustangs came just a few exchanges short of sweeping Thursday’s triangular against the host Neodesha Blue Streaks and the West Elk Patriots.

After opening the night’s festivities with a sweep of West Elk, the Mustangs rebounded from a 25-14 thumping by the Blue Streaks to take the second set 25-21 but fell in the third 25-21.

“It was a missed opportunity, and we should have [beat Neodesha],” Iola coach Lauren Moots said. “The girls had them beat. It was silly errors on our part and mistakes that should not happen. Hopefully, it’s a…

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