Clark Fork Juniors volleyball squads on a roll
Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 1 week, 1 day AGO
The Clark Fork Juniors U12 team won the silver bracket championship at the Showtime Slammer in Post Falls on March 7. Pictured, back row, from left are team manager Kiylah Anderson, Rylan Cody, Paisley Rogier, Trinity Flanigan, Sophie Raynor, Jaycee Anderson and head coach Bella Nesbitt. Middle row, from left are Sloane Turnbull, Lena Oldenburg and Daphne Gunn. In front are Alex Scarlett and Aubri Christensen.
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U12
CHATTAROY, Wash. & POST FALLS — The Clark Fork Juniors won the bronze bracket championship at the Stars and Spike tournament — their first tournament of the season — held Feb. 28 at Riverside Middle School. The Juniors then won the silver bracket at the Showtime Slammer held March 7 at the Prairie Athletic Center.
U14
SPIRIT LAKE & RATHDRUM — The Clark Fork Juniors went undefeated to win the silver bracket at the Game of Heart tournament held March 7 at both Lakeland and Timberlake High. The Juniors were the only team to advance from the bronze bracket to the silver bracket after sweeping the competition in pool play. In bracket play, they beat Mode, Idaho Impact and 208 to earn a 6-0 record on the day.
U16
SPIRIT LAKE & RATHDRUM — The Clark Fork Juniors' U16 squad also competed at the Game of Heart tournament on the following day, March 8, finishing pool play with a 3-0 record to advance into the silver bracket. They defeated Club Gold in a three-set match, which saw Clark Fork down 9-14 in the third before fighting back to win 17-15. The team then lost in three sets to the Idaho Impact, who went on to win the championship, in the silver bracket semifinals.
From the Club Director
"Our club is a mixture of Clark Fork and Noxon athletes who have shown so much heart and grit early in our spring season. These girls are a ton of fun to coach, and represent their communities with a lot of pride. I also want to shout out our awesome coaching staff and all the family members who support our teams during these long days in the gym. Your dedication doesn't go unnoticed." — Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey