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Northland setter Ashley Lindgren put the
ball in play for the Pioneers’ offense during
second-set action in Wednesday’s
Northland has its sights set
on Northern Division leaders
Central Lakes and Itasca, but
the Pioneers didn’t lose focus
Wednesday when Fond du Lac
arrived in Thief River Falls for a
Minnesota College Athletic
Conference volleyball match.
Best hope for the win-starved
Thunder to return home with an
upset was to catch the Pioneers
napping. That didn’t happen.
Northland took care of business
with a 60-minute 25-16, 25-15,
25-4 sweep.
The win improved the
Pioneers to 5-2 in the Northern
Division and 13-4 overall.
Central Lakes took over the
division lead that same night
with a 20-25, 27-25, 25-15, 25-19
win over Itasca that put the
Raiders at 7-0 and Vikings at 6-
1.
Mesabi Range and Hibbing
figure to fight over fourth place
in the Northern Division, where
the top four regular season finishers
will form the National
Junior College Athletic
Association Division III Region
13B tournament. The division
pennant winner hosts the
NJCAA national qualifier.
Northland broke a 9-9 firstset
tie with a kill down the line
by Katie Marynik and never
looked back. An Ashley
Lindgren service ace put it at
15-9; a Brianna Spong tip provided
a 20-15 advantage; and a
Fond du Lac hitting error ended
it.
The Pioneers had a 10-5 settwo
lead on a Brittni Wellen ace.
A Thunder mis-hit accounted for
a 20-12 score and a cross-court
kill by Britta Glass tacked on
the final point.
It was all-Northland in th
third set after Ashley Lindgren
and Spong combined on a block
that made it 10-2.
“We expected better,” said
Northland coach Abdul
Chamma about Wednesday’s
foe, “but our girls came out and
played well. We maybe started
out a little slow, and we gave up
a few points in the second set,
but we talked to the kids during
the break and told them to just
go out and play their game –
relax, communicate and have
fun.”
Minnesota College Athletic Conference
Northern Division volleyball match against
Fond du Lac. Northland won 3-0.
Pioneers win 3-0 match
MCAC Northern Division
Overall Division
W L W L
Central Lakes..............12 3 7 0
Itasca ..........................12 2 6 1
Northland ....................13 4 5 2
Mesabi Range.............10 6 3 3
Hibbing..........................4 13 3 3
Rainy River ...................4 13 1 5
Fond du Lac..................1 4 0 4
Vermilion .......................1 6 0 5
Crookston takes
Northwest Quad
Four individual titles added
up to a team championship for
host Crookston Tuesday during
the annual Northwest Quad
girls high school tennis meet.
The Pirates finished with 18
points, followed by Thief River
Falls with 10, East Grand Forks
9 and Moorhead 5.
The Prowlers came up with
first place performances at No. 1
doubles by Sabrina Okeson and
Kora Torkelson and at No. 3
doubles, where they used a Sam
Huot-Elle Jorgenson-Franny
Marshall combination.
Thief River Falls’ Sylvia
Marolt was runner-up at No. 1
singles.
“First and third doubles
played very smart today,”
reported Thief River Falls coach
Matt Okeson. “Sylvia played
very well.”
Northwest Quad
n No. 1 singles - 1. Jessamy Jones,
EGF, 3-0; 2. Kylie Simmons, Crookston,
2-1; 3. Karlee Jorgenson, TRF, 1-2; 4.
Jessica Glatt, Moorhead, 0-3.
n No. 2 singles - 1. Lilli Denison,
Crookston, 3-0; 2. Sylvia Marolt, TRF, 2-
1; 3. Chessa Jones, EGF, 1-2; 4. Katie
Trygg, Moorhead, 0-3.
n No. 3 singles - 1. Amber Trostad,
Crookston, 3-0; 2. Briaunna
Corneliusen, Moorhead, 2-1; 3. Ericka
Pritchett, EGF, 1-2; 4. Sheena Lee, TRF,
0-3.
n No. 4 singles - 1. Ally Tiedeman,
Crookston, 3-0; 2. Cynthia Loven, EGF,
2-1; 3. Carly Lunsetter, TRF, 1-2; 4.
Brianna Storm, Moorhead, 0-3.
n No. 1 doubles - 1. Sabrina Okeson-
Kora Torkelson, TRF, 3-0; 2. Liz
Awender-Leah Trostad, Crookston, 2-1;
3. Jordan Slaughter-Anna Steinwand,
Moorhead, 1-2; 4. Kelly Radi-Katie
Berggren, EGF, 0-3.
n No. 2 doubles - 1. Shelby
Lindtwed-Kennedey Resendez,
Crookston, 3-0; 2. Ashley Normandin-
Katie Randall, EGF, 2-1; 3. Ashley
Talley-Malory Smith, Moorhead, 1-2; 4.
Brandi Malwitz-Juliet Tunberg, TRF, 0-
3.
n No. 3 doubles - 1. Sam Huot-Elle
Jorgenson-Franny Marshall, TRF, 3-0;
2. Rachel Kanten-Haley Maki-Tori
Demarais, Crookston, 2-1; 3. Ally
Grimley-Maddy Mueller-Emma
Bjerklie-Brean Adamek, Moorhead, 1-2;
4. Emma Dietrich-Mackenzie Burris,
EGF, 0-3.
Spong finished with 10 kills
and Wellen served half of the
Pioneers’ 16 aces.
“We’ve got 11 girls,” pointed
out Chamma. “They all play,
and they all contribute. The
Unique thing about this team is
that they are all fired up to play
no matter what position I put
them in.”
The Pioneers have a
Wednesday (Oct. 3) showdown
with Itasca in the Northland
gym that has a 6:30 p.m. start
time. The Vikings won 3-0 in
their first Northern Division
meeting at Grand Rapids earlier
this fall.
NCTC Scoring
n Kills - Brianna Spong 10, Katie
Marynik 5, Brittni Wellen 4, Ashley
Lindgren 3, Britta Glass 3, Alie Dorn 3,
Caitlin Hadrava 2, Kelsey Dalby 1.
n Assists - Ashley Lindgren 15,
Hannah Monsebroten 14.
n Service aces - Brittni Wellen 8,
Britta Glass 3, Brianna Spong 2, Tia
Klein 1, Ashley Lindgren 1, Hannah
Monsebroten 1.
n Blocks - (solo-assisted) Brianna
Spong 4-5, Katie Marynik 3-3, Bailee
Walker 1-4, Alie Dorn 1-2; Brittni
Wellen 1-1.
n Digs - Tia Klein 14, Britta Glass
12, Brittni Wellen 10, Ashley Lindgren
2, Hannah Monsebroten 2, Brianna
Spong 1, Katie Marynik 1.
Tia Klein, Northland’s libero
defensive specialist, bumped
the ball into play with
this serve receive during
Wednesday’s college volleyball
match against Fond du
Lac.
Heart O’ Lakes Conference expanding
Reports have surfaced that
Fergus Falls and Barnesville
will join the Heart O’ Lakes
Conference high school football
line-up in either 2013 or 2014.
Frank Fee of KROX Radio in
Crookston wrote that the conference
has voted yes to the applications
by the Otters and
Trojans.
The additions will give the
conference two eight-team divisions.
Fergus Falls will be added to
the Heart O’ Lakes North with
Detroit Lakes, Perham, East
Grand Forks, Thief River Falls,
Crookston and Pequot Lakes.
Barnesville will join Hawley,
Pelican Rapids, Roseau,
Warroad, Dilworth-Glyndon-
Felton, Staples-Motley and
Breckenridge in the Heart O’
Lakes Conference Classic
Division.
Fee said teams will play the
other seven teams in their division,
then cross over to play one
opponent in the other division to
complete an eight-game regular
season schedule.
One of the reasons Thief
River Falls became a conference
member was to lock in opponents
after years of searching
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