Warriors rally to claim tight 3-2 victory in first round of state
The ACH Warriors on the court rush together after pulling off the 15-13 victory in the fifth set to claim a 3-2 victory over Morton.
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ACH freshman Lyndon Boyd slams the ball over the net for a point in Wednesday's game against Morton.
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Warriors seniors Grace Okamoto (28) and Josie Bayless (11) prepare for the incoming serve during their first game in the state tourney.
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Abbi Edwards, a junior for ACH, receives the sportsmanship medal from a WIAA official with Head Coach Katie Walsh applauding in the background.
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Allie Edwards, a freshman for the Warriors, responds to a serve from Morton during Wednesday's matchup.
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Dani Isaak, a senior from ACH, gets ready to serve during the tight game against Morton Wednesday afternoon.
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YAKIMA — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors claimed an exciting victory in the first round of the WIAA State tournament against the Morton Huskies. It was a back and forth battle throughout, but the Warriors claimed a close victory in the fifth set to win 3-2.
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