Spikers drop Stillwater at home
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Hannah Schweikert with a set against Stillwater.
The Columbia Falls volleyball team dropped a conference match to Libby on the road last Thursday, 25-18, 25-16, 25-22, but beat Stillwater Christian at home Saturday in a nonconference tilt, 25-13, 26-24, 25-18, 25-17.
Ryley Kehr led the team with 14 kills and Hannah Schweikert had 33 assists and five aces in the win.
The Kats had 71 digs.
Against Libby, Stella Bistodeau led the Wildkats with seven kills. Kehr had six blocks. The Kats are now 5-7 overall and 4-5 in conference play.
They face Whitefish at home Thursday.
Columbia Falls def. Stillwater, 25-13, 26-24, 25-18, 25-17
Columbia Falls — Kills 46 (Kehr 14, Trista Cowan, 10), Assists 34 (Schweikert 33) Aces 11 (Schweikert 5, Angellica Street 2, Kehr 2) Digs, 71 (Street 19, Cowan 14)
Stillwater — Kills 21, (Helen Hashley 6, Selah Neumann, 6) Assists, 19 (Ramey Metzger, 18) Blocks, 5, Aces 8 ( Abby Hudson 4), Digs, 93 (Hashley 22, Cora Bell, 34)
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