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PHOTOS: Steamboat Springs volleyball defeats Battle Mountain

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The Steamboat Springs volleyball team won 3-1 over Battle Mountain in four long, competitive sets Thursday night.

Set one lasted half an hour, with the Sailors topping the Huskies, 25-23. Steamboat won the second set as well, 25-18.

Battle Mountain pushed back in the third, winning 25-19. The Sailors stayed strong, though, winning the fourth 26-24.



Steamboat Springs High School volleyball junior Holland DelGuercio takes a swing during a game against Battle Mountain on Thursday night.
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Sophie Diehl, a senior on the Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team, blocks a hit from Battle Mountain senior Karol Loera during a game Thursday night.
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Ashlyn Robson, a junior on the Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team, serves during a game against Battle Mountain on Thursday night.
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The student section cheers on the Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team during a game against Battle Mountain on Thursday night.
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Steamboat Springs High School volleyball players Tori Bilbrey and Ashlyn Robson attempt to block a shot from Battle Mountain senior Delaney Gersbach during a game Thursday night.
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The Battle Mountain volleyball team celebrates a huge point during the first set against Steamboat Springs on Thursday night.
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Right, Steamboat Springs High School volleyball head coach speaks with senior Sophie Diehl during a timeout in a game against Battle Mountain Thursday night.
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Steamboat Springs High School volleyball senior Dani Weber jumps as the official signifies a Steamboat point after a brief deliberation during a game against Battle Mountain Thursday night.
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