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DGSG wins District 7C Volleyball Tournament

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Source: Judith Basin Press

The Lady Bearcats used their overall strength at the net to score a three-set win over Melstone in the Championship Match on Saturday afternoon to repeat as District 7C volleyball champions. The Lady Broncs expended a lot of energy in the first match on Saturday, defeating the Red Raiders 25-27, 25-23, 25-23, 25-19.Set One — ChampionshipBoth teams were off to a slow start in the first set of the championship match. After the two teams were tied 4-4, the Lady Bearcats scored three consecutive points to go up 7-4, but Melstone came right back to tie it at 7-7. A tip at the net by DGSG’s Ella Smith gave the Lady Bearcats an 8-7 lead. A block at the net by Mia Smith put the Lady Bearcats up by two, but later DGSG was called for four hits, allowing the Lady Broncs to tie it 9-9.An ace by Melstone made it 11-9, but a kill by Emma Smith tied the set at 11-11. The two teams traded points. After a BriElla Becker kill gave DGSG a 14-13 lead, Becker served up an ace to make it 15-13.

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