Edgewood Volleyball Secures Top Sectional Seed
The Edgewood High School team enters the tournament following a strong 32-11-1 regular season finish.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Volleyball
The Edgewood High School volleyball team has concluded its regular season with a 32-11-1 record. This performance has earned the program a No. 1 seed in the upcoming Division 2 sectional tournament.
Why it matters
Securing the top seed provides the team with a favorable path as they enter the postseason. Maintaining this competitive standing is a testament to the program's unique team culture.
The team finished the season with a 32-11-1 record, supported by three sets of sisters on the current roster. Key players Sofie and Stella Figaro both stand at 6-foot-1 tall.
The players
Edgewood High School
This educational institution serves as the home base for the varsity volleyball team competing in the Badger Small Conference.
Sofie Figaro
She is a senior middle player who contributes to the team's leadership structure and maintains a height of 6-foot-1.
Stella Figaro
She is a sophomore pin-hitter on the varsity squad who stands 6-foot-1 tall.
The details
The team utilizes a leadership model where senior players mentor younger varsity members to foster program culture. Players also manage complex sibling and captain-underclassmen dynamics during high-stakes matches.
Timeline
The team established their 32-11-1 record during the 2026 season.
Sofie Figaro led a team huddle regarding performance standards during the 2024 season.
Season Trajectory
The No. 1 seed positions Edgewood to influence the competitive balance of the Division 2 sectional tournament bracket. This achievement validates the team's development throughout the 2026 campaign.
The No. 1 seed ensures the team will likely avoid early matchups against other top-ranked programs in the sectional bracket. This placement dictates the team's potential path toward the state tournament.
The takeaway
The team's success highlights the effectiveness of their senior-led mentorship model in managing player development. Maintaining a consistent program culture has been essential to achieving their high seeding this season.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Wisconsin State Journal.
