Scott to lead varsity volleyball team
Whitefish Pilot | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 1 month AGO
Sarah Scott, the junior varsity
volleyball coach at Whitefish High School for the past two years,
has been hired as head coach of the Bulldogs program.
Scott replaces Jackie Fuller, who
resigned last month after 19 successful seasons at WHS and five
Class A state championships.
Fuller, the activities director and
assistant principal at WHS, made the announcement.
“Scott has high expectations for the
team and is very excited for the opportunity to work with the
strong and committed group of girls returning next year,” Fuller
said in a press release.
Scott is a 2000 graduate of Coeur
d’Alene High School. She played volleyball for Westmont College in
Santa Barbara, Calif., helping the Warriors advance to two NAIA
national tournaments.
Scott graduated with a B.A. in
sociology from Westmont in 2004.
She completed her teaching
certification at University of Montana Western.
While attending Western, Scott coached
the freshman volleyball team at Butte High School.
Scott has been teaching in the
Whitefish school district for three years.
“I respect what Jackie did with the
program so much,” Scott said. “I’ve got a lot of support from the
kids and the community already.
“The kids are very committed and really
love the sport. I’m very happy for the chance to continue working
with the program.”
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