D1 in Delusion wins second annual Marshmallow Unicorn Volleyball Tournament
Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 1 month, 2 weeks AGO
From left, Clark Fork High head volleyball coach Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey, varsity players Elyssa Raynor, Kiylah Anderson and Piper Scarlett, eighth-grader Hannah Raynor, and varsity player Vanessa Rogier, competing for team "D1 in Delusion", won the 2nd annual Marshmallow Unicorn Volleyball Tournament held Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 at The Filling Station in Clark Fork. Not pictured is varsity player Aurora Lane. As the sixth-seed amongst a seven-team draw, the girls bumped, served, and spiked their way to victory, winning all four of their matches in the double-elimination championship bracket. "We are…
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Unique to the Marshmallow Unicorn Volleyball Tournament is an individual serve competition, where participants hit targets to win various unicorn-themed prizes. Local second-grader Ella Nesbitt was a winner this year and is pictured here with her giant unicorn prize.
Full caption: From left, Clark Fork High head volleyball coach Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey, varsity players Elyssa Raynor, Kiylah Anderson and Piper Scarlett, eighth-grader Hannah Raynor, and varsity player Vanessa Rogier, competing for team "D1 in Delusion", won the second annual Marshmallow Unicorn Volleyball Tournament held Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 at The Filling Station in Clark Fork. Not pictured is varsity player Aurora Lane. As the sixth-seed amongst a seven-team draw, the girls bumped, served, and spiked their way to victory, winning all four of their matches in the double-elimination championship bracket. "We are so thankful to all of the athletes, officials and volunteers who made this tournament such a spectacular experience," Zach Anderson, Filling Station Event Manager, said. "I am so grateful to be part of this amazing organization. My board and I find much joy in offering so many fun activities to the youth of Bonner County."
Unique to the Marshmallow Unicorn Volleyball Tournament is an individual serve competition, where participants hit targets to win various unicorn-themed prizes. Local second-grader Ella Nesbitt was a winner this year and is pictured here with her giant unicorn prize.