ACH Warriors playing with a chip on their shoulder
Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors volleyball player Naomi Molitor serves during a game last season. Molitor will be a senior for the Warriors and Head Coach Katie Walsh said she will be a leader for them this season.
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Warriors volleyball player Grace Okamoto dives for a pass during a game last season. Head Coach Katie Walsh said Okamoto will be the team's lead libero this season and is ready to step into a leadership role.
Warriors volleyball player Emma Brummett (13) jumps up to the net for a spike during a game last season. Head Coach Katie Walsh said Brummett's height will play to their advantage this season.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline rising junior Grace Okamoto, in white, prepares to receive a serve against Mossyrock in the 1B State Volleyball Tournament in 2023. Head Coach Katie Walsh said the Warriors are motivated to get back to the state tournament this season.
COULEE CITY — This season, the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors volleyball team will be looking to bounce back. Head Coach Katie Walsh said the team feels they fell short of what they wanted to accomplish last year.
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