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DALTON VOLLEYBALL WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

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PHOTOS BY AMBER DOTY PHOTOGRAPHY Dalton varsity volleyball players celebrate after winning in five sets Friday at the OHSAA Div. VI state championship game at Wright State University Nutter Center. DGKN staff report For the first time in school history, Dalton’s volleyball team won the state championship. What a season it has been for Dalton’s varsity volleyball team. The Lady Dawgs were undefeated WCAL champs (14-0). The Bulldogs beat the Garaway Pirates Thursday in three sets at Wittenberg to advance to the state championship game. Dalton played the Parkway Panthers Friday at Wright State University’s Nutter Center. The Bulldogs won in five sets. Cali Steiner earned her 1,000th career assist during the state final game.

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