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Big, bad Darby holds off Tigers, 30-14 (opens the original)
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BALL’S AWAY – St. Regis quarterback Conner Lulis gets a pass off during the Tigers’ Western C conference game against Darby Friday. St. Regis plays at Mission this Friday. (John Hamilton/vp-mi) ST. REGIS - The St. Regis Tigers fought the good fight but the Darby Tigers had a little more fuel in their tank and moved to a 30-14 win in St. Regis Friday in Western C 8-Man football action. Now 4-1 in league play and overall, coach Jesse Allan and his St. Regis boys head to Mission Friday for another
Trotters spike Tigers and Scarlets (opens the original)
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The Plains Trotters won both matches played last week, defeating the Darby Tigers 20-25, 25-9, 25-5, 25-17 in Darby Friday and downing the Arlee Scarlets in three sets Saturday in Plains. At Darby, Hadyn Rice hit 11 kills to lead the Trotters at the net, Aubree Butcher added eight kills, six service aces and six digs, Claire Lakko a team-high 16 aces, 25 set assists, six digs and four blocks, Bri Kulawinski six digs and five set assists and Emery Josephson four blocks. You have read all of your
'Comedy of errors' leads to drama for Horsemen (opens the original)
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Plains’ Matthew Thurston cuts his way through the Arlee Warriors’ defensive line during their away game on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Emily Messer/Lake County Leader) A comedy of errors led to the gridiron crime of the century, another tough football loss for the Plains Horsemen. Although not quite as dramatic as all that, coach Mike Tatum and his Horsemen dropped a 44-24 decision to the Arlee Warriors in Arlee Sept. 24 in Western C 8-Man action. Tatum took his cue from the action he witnessed in Arle
Lady Cats 'play their hearts out' in five-set battle (opens the original)
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Superior Lady Bobcat Lyla Beaudoin goes low to return a serve. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press) Tracy Scott Superior Lady Bobcat Nichole Shope keeps the volley alive. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press) Tracy Scott Superior Lady Bobcat Hollis Key stretches to return a serve against Hot Springs. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press) Tracy Scott Sometimes no one’s the worse for losing. Sometimes both teams walk away better, regardless of the final outcome. You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan b
Lady Devils fight fire with fire in net test (opens the original)
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NET WARS – Noxon’s Sydnie Eichert battles St. Regis’ Khila Teeters at the net during the Lady Tigers’ five-set win over the Lady Devils in Noxon Sept. 10. (John Hamilton/vp-mi) The Noxon Lady Red Devils are on a quest for fire. If they find that fire they are proving they can compete with anyone. Playing with fire one night and largely without it the other, Coach Toni Richter and her Lady Devils dropped a pair of home volleyball matches to Mineral County foes last week, falling 27-25, 25-21, 15-
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