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Source: Judith Basin Press

The Lady Bearcats of Denton/Geyser/Stanford/Geraldine picked up two important wins at the Southern C Divsional Volleyball Tournament played in Lewistown on Thursday, Nov.4. DGSG, the top seed from District 7C went up against Forsyth, the four seed from District 6C. The Lady Bearcats won the match in three sets by scores of 25-12, 25-14 and 25-10. In the first set of the match the Lady Bearcats jumped to a 6-0 lead. After a Forsyth timeout, the Lady Dogies scored their first point of the set when a DGSG kill attempt went into the net. An ace serve by DGSG’s BriElla Becker gave the Lady Bearcats a 9-4 lead. A kill by Ella Smith put DGSG up 11-4. Emma Smith followed with two ace serves to give the Lady Bearcats a 13-5 lead. A Matauri Vincent ace serve increased the DGSG lead to 16-6. Midway through the first set, the Lady Dogies three consecutive points to cut the DGSG lead to 17-10, but a Becker kill gave a point to the Lady Bearcats.

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