November 8, 2009 in Sports
Mead beats LC, earns top seed
If the Mead volleyball team captures another state championship next week, it will happen because of the Panthers’ diversity.
With more than half a dozen players piling up key statistics, the Panthers captured their eighth 4A regional championship with a 25-16, 25-18, 25-18 win over defending state champ Lewis and Clark Saturday afternoon at Mead.
Moments after the Panthers were presented with the regional title trophy, Mead principal Ken Russell made a special presentation. He handed coach Judy Kight a plaque for her 500th career win. The victory pushed Kight’s 20-year record at Mead to 500-139.
Mead (28-2) and Lewis …
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