Lexy Boschee had nine kills and served four aces as the Glacier Wolfpack volleyball team swept visiting Lake City High from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 25-22, 25-13, 25-12 on Saturday.

The Wolfpack survived a tough first set, unloaded in the second and was in a tight third set when Boschee got the serve.

The junior finished that set by serving 11-straight points, including three aces.

Cassidy Hashley added three blocks and Cami Mathison had 17 digs for the Wolfpack (10-4, 4-2).

"I thought we were aggressive, especially from the service line," said Glacier coach Christy Harkins.

"(The Timberwolves) played good defense. They kept sending the ball back over and that frustrated us a little bit," she said of the first set.

"I think we picked up what we were doing offensively the next two sets."

The Wolfpack travels to Missoula Sentinel on Thursday.

Stats not available for Lake City

Kills - Glacier 34 (Lexy Boschee 9), Assists - Glacier 27 (Paige Latimer 25), Blocks - Glacier 5 (Cassidy Hashley 3); Digs - Glacier 45 (Cami Mathison 17); Aces - Glacier 9 (Boschee 4)

Whitefish 3,

Libby 0

WHITEFISH - Heather Bailey had 12 kills, a block, eight digs and two service aces as the Whitefish Bulldogs swept visiting Libby 25-16, 25-13, 25-21 in a Northwestern A match.

Alex Kulbeck led the Loggers with 12 kills and one ace and Alyssa Walker had 11 digs.

"Heather had a real nice night. Overall, (the Bulldogs) played real well together," said Whitefish coach Jackie Fuller.

"As a team, the kids really were able to lean on each other and work together. They were able to run a good offense and we need that," she said.

Whitefish (3-1, 3-2) plays host on Thursday to Ronan.

Kills - Libby 19 (Alex Kulbeck 12), Whitefish 25 (Heather Bailey 12), Assists - Libby 17 (Lexi Hageness 16), Whitefish 21 (Taylor Havens 11); Blocks - Libby 0, Whitefish 2 (Madison Tveidt 1,Bailey 1); Digs - Libby 27 (Alyssa Walker 11), Whitefish 32 (Bailey 8). Aces - Libby 1 (Kulbeck), Whitefish 8 (Bailey 2).

Bigfork 3,

Superior 0

BIGFORK - Melissa Vanderveer had six kills, a block and four service aces as host Bigfork defeated Superior 25-17, 25-12, 25-17 in a non-conference match.

Mallery Knoll added seven kills, six digs and two aces.

"My girls did a good job of staying intense," said Bigfork coach Tracy Wicklund.

"Superior did a good job. They kept fighting, they were scrappy and they never gave up," she said.

Bigfork (4-1, 6-3) is at St. Ignatius on Monday.

Kills - Superior 16 (Kelsey Stenberg 6), Bigfork 21 (Mallery Knoll 7, Melissa Vanderveer 6); Assists - Superior 15 (Cary Chamberlain 9), Bigfork (none reported); Blocks - Superior 19 (Kaitlynn Koke 9), Bigfork 1 (Vanderveer) Digs - Superior 29 (Ashley Blaylock 7, Nikki Stroot 7), Bigfork 36 (Hannah Barret 9, Kianna Wicklund 6, Knoll 6), Aces - Superior 2 (Hillary Stevens 2), Bigfork 9 (Vanderveer 4, Knoll 2).

Eureka 3, Valley Christian 0

Loyola 3, Eureka 0

EUREKA - The day began on a high note as Eureka defeated Valley Christian 25-20, 25-8, 25-10.

In the nightcap, Missoula Loyola defeated Eureka 25-21, 25-16, 25-20.

Eureka is now 7-4 in nonconference play.

"Selene Elster went out with a knee injury in the first set with Loyola," Eureka coach Rhonda Hammond said.

"The kids that came in did a terrific job. The whole team played with a ton of heart, they played hard."

Eureka vs. VC

Kills - VC 12 (Mariah Denman 4), Eureka 32 (Tasha Mikita 12, Selene Elster 11); Blocks - VC 19 (Heidi Cross 7), Eureka 4 (Mikita 3); Assists - VC 9 (Audrey Huber 7), Eureka 29 (Alyssa White 27); Digs - VC 34 (Charisa Ireland 10), Eureka 40 (Jac Lemer 17); Aces - VC 0, Eureka 14 (Cassidy Morgan 4, Elster 4)

Eureka vs. Loyola

Kills - Loyola 25 (Katy Ermatinger 8), Eureka 18 (Mikita 5); Blocks - Loyola 10 (Alex Anderson 3), Eureka 8 (Natasha Gay 4); Assists - Loyola 26 (Madison Mansch 15), Eureka 15 (White 14); Digs - Loyola 16 (Shakira Haggerty 12), Eureka 38 (Lemer 9, Morgan 9); Aces - Loyola 12 (Mansch 8), Eureka 5 (Morgan 4)