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Tigers volleyball gets momentum back ahead of late league push

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Tom Skulski
  

Hayden volleyball junior Emily Rajzer connects with the ball against Moffat County on Sept. 13, 2022. The Tigers, coming off a win against De Beque, will need to use that momentum with five league matches ahead of them on the schedule.
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After a tough 3-2 loss to Vail Christian, Hayden volleyball bounced back on the road, defeating De Beque 3-2 on Friday, Oct. 7.

Down two sets, the Tigers rallied to take three straight, win the match and improve to a 10-6 season record. 

While 6-3 in league play, Hayden has five more league games ahead of it that could make or break the Tigers’ season. The team hopes to continue its late season success in a game against West Grand at home on Friday, Oct. 14. 

Hayden 3, De Beque 2

H:   22 21 27 25 15

DB: 25 25 25 16 13

To reach Tom Skulski, call 970-871-4240, email tskulski@SteamboatPilot.com.

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