Lady Pirates bring home hardware
From left, Lady Pirates Grace Simonich, Camilla Foresti and Avery Starr celebrate a point at the state tournament in Bozeman. (Courtesy of Niki Graham)
Clara Todd goes for a kill against Miles City. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
Polson head coach Lizzy Cox talks with her team during a break in action at the state tournament in Bozeman. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
Camilla Foresti fires a shot against Miles City in front of teammantes Mckenna Hanson (2) and Liz Tolley (7). (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
Polson's Liz Tolley tips a shot over the Corvallis front line on Thursday. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
Polson's Mckenna Hanson hits a shot against Corvallis in front of teammates Kamdyn Burrough (18) and Camilla Foresti (6). (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
The Lady Pirates celebrate their victory over Corvallis on Thursday night at the Class A state tournament in Bozeman. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
Polson's Clara Todd hits a shot against a wall of Havre players. (Courtesy of Niki Graham)
Avery Starr serves against Havre in the undefeated semifinal at state. (Courtesy of Niki Graham)
Avery Starr (17) sets the ball for Clara Todd (9) against Havre. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
The Polson Lady Pirates pose with their 2021 third-place trophy at the state volleyball tournament in Bozeman. (Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)
As with most marathons, the final stretch of the 2021 volleyball season proved to be the toughest for a talented Lady Pirates squad that made a determined run at a Class A state title.
Polson entered the state tournament at Bozeman last weekend with a 16-2 record, and promptly improved that with opening wins against Miles City (three sets) and Corvallis (four sets) to advance to the Friday night undefeated semifinal against Havre, the No...
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