2007 Volleyball News Archives

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from Spokane, WA

2007 NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament: UGF vs. Lewis-Clark State College &

UGF vs. Oregon Tech

Friday, November 16, 2007

Great Falls Tribune Article

Lady Argos fall to Westminster College in the regional semifinals

SPOKANE, WA (Friday, November 16, 2007) – After defeating Frontier Conference champion, Lewis-Clark State and Oregon Tech on Thursday, UGF took on the second-seeded Southern Oregon. UGF needed a victory to advance to the semifinals. UGF took care of business as they swept Southern Oregon 3-0 (30-21, 30-28, 30-21). UGF advanced to the semifinals against fellow Frontier Conference member Westminster College.

Senior Bri Goudey paced UGF’s win over Southern Oregon with 12 digs, 4 aces and 17 assists. Fellow senior Brittany Prater added 14 kills in the victory. Great Falls native Kari Schiller added 17 digs.

Emily Stone led SOU with 18 digs while Lindsey Stone had 32 assists.

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In the semifinal game of the 2007 NAIA Region 1 Tournament, the Lady Argos took on a tough Westminster College team. The matches went back and forth with Westminster winning the first and third matches and the Lady Argos taking the second and fourth matches before falling to the Griffins in the fifth game 17-15.

Samantha Bull and Brittany Prater combined for 39 kills and Prater added 24 digs for Great Falls. Meanwhile, Angie Johnson led the Lady Griffins 24 kills and Bree Riet added 32 digs as Westminster College moves on to the NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Championship game at 3PM (MST) against Lewis-Clark State who defeated the College of Idaho 3-2 in the other semifinal.

The Lady Argos finish their 2007 season with an overall record of 18-14 and a conference record of 7-7.

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from Spokane, WA

2007 NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament: UGF vs. Lewis-Clark State College &

UGF vs. Oregon Tech

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Lady Argos Upset Lewis-Clark State; defeats Oregon Tech

SPOKANE, WA (Thursday, November 15, 2007) – The University of Great Falls volleyball team came into this year’s NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament on Thursday afternoon taking on the Frontier Conference champions – Lewis-Clark State.

In last weekend’s Frontier Conference Tournament in Billings, MT, the Lady Argos fell in three games to the eventual Frontier Conference champions. On Thursday, these two teams met again at the regional tournament. It was a battle in the first match but LC State won 31-29 but UGF would go on to win three straight (30-24, 30-27, 30-23) and upset the defending the Lady Warriors of Lewis-Clark State in four games.

Senior Brittany Prater led the Lady Argos with 17 kills and 10 digs while Jocelyn Judd and Bri Goudey combined for 61 assists in the win. Frontier Conference Co-Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year, Anile Clemente of Lewis-Clark State, led the Lady Warriors with 16 kills.

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In UGF’s second match of the NAIA Regional Volleyball Tournament, the Lady Argos took on Oregon Institute of Technology and swept them in three straight 30-28, 30-26, 30-16. UGF is 2-0 at this tournament going into Friday’s match-up with Southern Oregon.

Once again, Brittany Prater led Great Falls in kills with 14 and Jocelyn Judd and Bri Goudey combined for 52 assists. Junior Kari Schiller contributed to the win with 14 digs. Michele Klaja had 11 kills while Krystie Vea picked up 14 digs in the loss for Oregon Tech who fall to 0-2 in the tournament.

The College of Idaho and UGF are 2-0 after the first day followed by Westminster, Rocky and Lewis-Clark State at 1-1 and Montana Tech and Oregon are 0-2. If UGF defeats Southern Oregon this afternoon, they will play in the semifinals tonight at either 6:30PM or 9:00PM (MST). Even if the Lady Argos lose to Southern Oregon, there chances are pretty good that they will make the semifinals because one of the tiebreakers is losing the least amount of games.

You can go to today’s Great Falls Tribune for more information about the regional tournament by clicking here.    

By: Kevin Scott

UGF’s Bull and Schiller make Second Team All-Conference this season; Buck gets Honorable Mention

BILLINGS, MT (Thursday, November 15, 2007) — The Frontier Conference announced their 2007 All-Frontier Conference Volleyball teams today.

The University of Great Falls is represented by two student-athletes that made Second Team All-Conference and one selection for Honorable Mention.

UGF sophomore Samantha Bull from Lake Los Angeles, California and Kari Schiller, a junior from Great Falls, Montana were named to this year’s Frontier Conference All-Conference Second Team while sophomore Cali Buck of Choteau, Montana was named on the Honorable Mention team.

Lewis-Clark State’s Anile Clemente and Westminster’s Angie Johnson were named Co-Players of the Year in the Frontier Conference, Bree Riet of Westminster College was named Libero of the Year, and LC State’s Anile Clemente was also named Newcomer of the Year. Jennifer Greeny of Lewis-Clark State was named Coach of the Year.

Here is the list of this year’s All-Conference Selections.

Frontier: First Team

 Frontier: Second Team

Frontier: Honorable Mention

 Frontier: All-Freshman Team

Other Frontier Awards

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Announces Regional Volleyball Tournament Pairings; UGF takes on L-C State, Oregon Tech and Southern Oregon

KANSAS CITY, MO – (Monday, November 12, 2007) – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the pairings for this week’s NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament that takes place Thursday-Saturday, November 15-17th at Spokane Valley, Washington at the Spokane ValleyHub (http://www.valleyhub.com).

The Frontier Conference is well represented at this tournament with five of the eight teams. Lewis-Clark State both received automatic bids because of their conference finish and their NAIA rankings. LC-State and Westminster played for the Frontier Conference Championship on Saturday night with LC-State coming out on top 3-1. The University of Great Falls, Rocky Mountain College, and Montana Tech were also invited.

The University of Great Falls Lady Argos defeated Rocky Mountain College on Friday night 3-1 and on Saturday lost to Lewis-Clark State (3-0) in the semifinals and then defeated Montana Tech (3-0) in the consolation game.

The Cascade Collegiate Conference rounds out the tourney with teams including The College of Idaho (formerly Albertson College), Oregon Tech and Southern Oregon University.

In the opening round of the regional tournament on Thursday, UGF will take on Lewis-Clark State at 12:30pm (Pacific) and then at 6:00pm (Pacific) UGF takes on Oregon Tech. Other first round games include the College of Idaho battling Rocky Mountain College, Southern Oregon taking on Oregon Tech and Montana Tech playing against Westminster College.

On Friday, UGF takes on Southern Oregon at 11:30AM (Pacific Time) before the pool play playoff games begin. The Region 1 Championship is slated to begin at 2:00PM (Pacific) on Saturday afternoon.

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the Fortin Center in Billings, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball Tournament: UGF vs. Lewis-Clark State College (Tourney Semifinals) & UGF vs. Montana Tech (Consolation Match)

Saturday, November 10, 2007

UGF takes down Montana Tech to claim third place at the conference tournament

BILLINGS, MT (Saturday, November 10, 2007) – After defeating host Rocky Mountain College on Friday afternoon, the University of Great Falls volleyball team was looking for a spot at this week’s NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament in Spokane, WA but first they needed to take care of business on Saturday.

The Lady Argos had to battle top-ranked Lewis-Clark State in the first semifinal game of the day but L-C State took the game in three matches 30-24, 30-21, and 30-24. UGF senior Brittany Prater led the team with 17 kills and Great Falls native Kari Schiller had 21 digs. The win meant UGF would play five hours later against Montana Tech who lost to Westminster in the other semifinal game 3-0 for third place honors.

The fifth seeded University of Great Falls didn’t have too have too many problems in this game as they down third-seeded Montana Tech 30-27, 30-18, and 30-22 to claim third place in the 8-team tournament. Top-seeded Lewis-Clark State claimed the Frontier Conference Championship with a 3-1 win over second-seeded Westminster College.

The seniors stepped up for Great Falls in the consolation match as Carlina Hapke and Brittany Prater combined for 21 kills while Bri Goudey had 24 of the team’s 47 assists. Maria McNeil led Tech with 16 kills.

Lewis-Clark State, Westminster College, and the Lady Argos of the University of Great Falls and possibly Montana Tech will advance to NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament that runs this week from Thursday-Saturday in Spokane, WA.

BOX SCORE

Lewis-Clark State def. UGF: 30-24, 30-21, 30-24 (3-0) (SEMIFINALS)

UGF – KILLS 43 (Brittany Prater 17), Assists 41 (Bri Goudey 17), Aces 3 (Cali Buck 2), Digs 72 (Kari Schiller 21), Blocks 8 (Samantha Bull 1.5, Cali Buck 1.5).  Lewis-Clark State College – KILLS 37 (Anile Clemente 12), Assists 31 (Lisa Davis 18), Aces 12 (Cintia Alessi 6), Digs 67 (Lindsay Scott 25), Blocks 8.5 (Brittney Kubik 3).

UGF def. Montana Tech: 30-27, 30-18, 30-22 (3-0) (CONSOLATION)

UGF – KILLS 51 (Carlina Hapke 11), Assists 47 (Bri Goudey 24), Aces 6 (Jocelyn Judd 3), Digs 58 (Kari Schiller 13, Cali Buck 13), Blocks 7 (Samantha Bull 2.5).  Montana Tech – KILLS 35 (Maria McNeil 16), Assists 31 (Jodi Hogart 29), Aces 5 (Maria McNeil 3), Digs 46 (Kristi Witt 13), Blocks 5 (Samantha Sheble 2).

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the Fortin Center in Billings, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball Tournament: UGF vs. Rocky Mountain College

Friday, November 9, 2007

UGF picks up win over Rocky in opening round of the Frontier Conference Tourney

BILLINGS, MT (Friday, November 9, 2007) – The University of Great Falls volleyball team lost their first match 30-22 but bounced back to win three straight matches against tourney host Rocky Mountain College at the Frontier Volleyball Tournament that was being held at the Fortin Center in Billings on Friday afternoon.

The win almost certainly will qualify the Lady Argos for the 2007 NAIA Region 1 Volleyball Tournament next Thursday-Saturday in Spokane, Washington. A win today over Lewis-Clark State would guarantee a spot next week.

The Lady Argos (14-12) will battle top-ranked Lewis-Clark State (19-5) this morning at 11AM MST in the semifinals. Earlier, Lewis-Clark State defeated the Bulldogs of the University of Montana-Western 3-0 to advance. Great Falls will have to play at least 2 games today as a win would take them to tonight’s championship game at 8PM or a loss would mean they would play in the consolation game at 6PM.

Great Falls was led by Choteau’s Cali Buck and senior Brittany Prater with 13 kills apiece. UGF also had a team total of 12 blocks. Samantha Bull had 3 ½ blocks. Rocky was led by Jessica Eliasson with 9 kills and Sarah Madinger and Shanda Veldhuisen each had 13 digs in the loss.

By: Kevin Scott

BOX SCORE

UGF def. Rocky Mountain College: 22-30, 30-28, 30-19, 30-25 (3-1)

UGF – KILLS 62 (Cali Buck 13, Brittany Prater 13), Assists 57 (Bri Goudey 32, Lorraine Aguilar 23), Aces 7 (Brittany Prater 2, Cali Buck 2, Lorraine Aguilar 2), Digs 71 (Kari Schiller 19), Blocks 12 (Samantha Bull 3.5).  Rocky Mountain College – KILLS 44 (Jessica Eliasson 9), Assists 37 (Hailey Pearce 33), Aces 5 (Ashley Coburn 2), Digs 67 (Sarah Madinger 13, Shanda Veldhuisen 13), Blocks 11 (Kelly Fox 4).

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the Armory at MSU-Northern, Havre, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball: UGF vs. MSU-Northern

Thursday, November 1, 2007

UGF falls in regular season finale to rival MSU-Northern

HAVRE, MT (Thursday, November 1, 2007) – The University of Great Falls tried to take advantage of a slow start by MSU-Northern as they downed the Lady Skylights in game one 30-15 but the Skylights came back to win the next three and end UGF’s three-match winning streak.

Samantha Bull led UGF with 19 kills and 3 blocks. Senior Bri Goudey had 37 of the 45 assists. She was the Frontier Conference’s Setter of the Week last week. Kari Schiller contributed 13 digs for Great Falls.

This was the final volleyball match of the regular season for both teams as they prepare for the Frontier Conference Volleyball Tournament next Friday and Saturday (Nov. 9-10) in Billings, MT. The pairings for the upcoming conference tournament should be out early next week.

The Lady Argos finish the conference regular season with a 7-7 record and an overall record of 13-12 while MSU-Northern end their season with a 4-10 and 5-18 overall.

BOX SCORE

MSU-Northern def. UGF: 15-30, 30-27, 30-22, 30-25 (3-1)

UGF – KILLS 50 (Samantha Bull 19, Brittany Prater 8), Assists 45 (Bri Goudey 37), Aces 10 (Brittany Prater 4, Cali Buck 3), Digs 58 (Kari Schiller 13), Blocks 3 (Samantha Bull 3).  MSU-Northern – KILLS 48 (Brittany Baker 13, Jennifer Rohl 9, Brittni Sesler 9), Assists 59 (Brittni Sesler 33), Aces 13 (Carlee Hoff 4), Digs 59 (Brittni Sesler 17, Carlee Hoff 4), Blocks 8 (Jennifer Rohl 3).

By: Kevin Scott

UGF’s Goudey named Frontier Volleyball Setter of the Week

BILLINGS, MT – (Wednesday, October 31, 2007) – The Frontier Conference announced on Tuesday their weekly Volleyball Players of the Week and a UGF athlete was named as one of the Players of the Week.

Senior Bri Goudey, a 5’7” setter from Lancaster, California was named the Frontier’s Setter of the Week. She helped Great Falls defeat both Montana Tech (3-1) and the University of Montana-Western (3-0) this past weekend. Goudey averaged 15 assists per game and had 23 digs and 3 service aces and 105 assists. The UGF senior was also named the Regional Player of the Week.

Lewis-Clark State’s Lisa Davis, Montana Tech’s Jodi Hogart, Rocky Mountain’s Hailey Pearce and Brittni Sesler of MSU-Northern were also nominated this week for Setter of the Week.

Other Frontier Weekly Awards

• Player of the Week: Katie Daly, a 6’0” middle blocker from Montana Tech. The Butte, MT native averaged 4.56 kills per game, 17 digs, four service aces, six solo blocks and three assisted blocks in this past weekend’s games against the University of Great Falls and MSU-Northern. She also had a .300 hitting percentage. Montana Tech was defeated by UGF 3-1 on Friday and they defeated MSU-Northern 3-0 on Saturday. Other players that were nominated for this weekly award includes Cintia Alessi of Lewis-Clark State, MSU-Northern’s Kaylee Bossert, Alison Culp of Westminster College and Rocky Mountain’s Jessica Eliasson.

• Libero of the Week: This week’s Libero of the Week is Lindsay Scott, a 5’8’ junior from Lewis-Clark State. The Kennewick, Washington native helped the Lady Warriors win both of their matches this weekend over Rocky Mountain College (3-1) and Carroll College (3-0). Lindsay averaged four digs and four service aces per game. Other nominees included Bree Riet of Westminster College and Kristi Witt of Montana Tech.

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the UGF McLaughlin Center, Great Falls, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball: UGF vs. Univ. of Montana-Western

Saturday, October 27, 2007

UGF keeps UM-Western winless

GREAT FALLS, MT (Saturday, October 27, 2007) – A day after upsetting Montana Tech in a Frontier Conference match-up, UGF wanted to get a win on their final home game of the season against the UM-Western Lady Bulldogs . Before the game, UGF seniors Brittany Prater, Carlina Hapke, Lesly Richter, Brianne Goudey and Megan Delaurantis were honored on Senior Day in a ceremony.

UGF had no problem getting by the University of Montana-Western, who has yet to win a game this season. Great Falls wins 30-22, 30-17, and 30-20. UM-Western had an early 14-10 lead in the first match but UGF came back to take a 23-20 lead and defeated the Bulldogs 30-22. In the second match, UGF took a 24-10 lead and easily defeated them 30-17. The third match was closer but UGF takes control after UM-Western tied it at 13-13.

UGF senior Brittany Prater went out with a bang on her final time at the McLaughlin Center as shed recorded 16 kills and 10 digs.

Fellow senior Bri Goudey contributed 52 assists and junior Kari Schilled had 21 digs.

Meanwhile, UM-Western had 15 digs from Kiley Myers and 8 kills from Courtney Nicholls.

BOX SCORE

UGF def. UM-Western: 30-22, 30-17, 30-20 (3-0)

UGF – KILLS 57 (Carlina Hapke 14, Lesly Richter 11, Brittany Prater 16), Assists 53 (Bri Goudey 52), Aces 7 (Kari Schiller 5), Digs 74 (Kari Schiller 21), Blocks 1 (Samantha Bull 1).  UM-WESTERN – KILLS 22 (Courtney Nicholls 8), Assists 20 (Stephanie Couture 10), Aces 3 (Kiley Myers 2), Digs 44 (Kiley Myers 15), Blocks 2 (Courtney Nicholls 1, Jandi Farnsworth 1).

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the UGF McLaughlin Center, Great Falls, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball: UGF vs. Montana Tech

Friday, October 26, 2007

UGF spikes Orediggers

GREAT FALLS, MT (Friday, October 26, 2007) – The Lady Argos were back at home on Friday night at the McLaughlin Center as they took on a tough Montana Tech team that was going into tonight with only two conference losses. UGF led most of the way in the first match and they were able to pick up a 30-27 win over Tech. In the second match, UGF was down late in the match but their comeback was unsuccessful as they fell to the Lady Diggers 30-28. The Lady Argos fought their way back in the next match and got the 30-23 victory. The final match of the season was very close but in the end UGF pulls out the upset 31-29.

UGF senior Carlina Hapke contributed to the Argos win with 14 kills and 1 block, Bri Goudey has 53 of the 57 assists on the night and Jocelyn Judd added 18 kills.

Meanwhile, Montana Tech had 22 kills from Katie Daly and Jodi Hogart dished out 40 assists.

BOX SCORE

UGF def. Montana Tech: 30-27, 28-30, 30-23, 31-29 (3-1)

UGF – KILLS 61 (Carlina Hapke 14, Cali Buck 13, Brittany Prater 13), Assists 57 (Bri Goudey 53), Aces 10 (Cali Buck 4), Digs 97 (Jocelyn Judd 18), Blocks 2 (Carlina Hapke 1, Samantha Bull 1).  MT TECH – KILLS 46 (Katie Daly 22), Assists 42 (Jodi Hogart 40), Aces 17 (Cassie Hodges 6), Digs 84 (Kristi Witt 18), Blocks 5 (Katie Daly 3).

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the UGF McLaughlin Center, Great Falls, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball: UGF vs. #11 Westminster College

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Attendance: 203

Griffins top Lady Argos

GREAT FALLS, MT (Saturday, October 13, 2007) – After upsetting Lewis-Clark State on Friday night in five games (3-2), UGF was looking to do the same with 11th ranked Westminster College Griffins at home.

In the first match, Westminster took an early 5-0 lead on UGF and they cruised to a 30-15 win. It was a closer in the second match as the Lady Argos stayed with the Griffins but in the end, the Griffins come out on top 30-26 and also take the final match 30-18.

Kari Schiller led UGF with 20 digs and Jocelyn Judd added 10 assists for UGF in the loss.

Meanwhile, the Lady Griffins got 12 kills and 3 blocks from Angie Johnson. Leigha Dangerfield also had 20 assists for Westminster.

BOX SCORE

Westminster College def. UGF: 30-15, 30-26, 30-18

UGF – KILLS 24 (Samantha Bull 6), Assists 21 (Jocelyn Judd 10), Aces 2 (Judd 1, Kari Schiller 1), Digs 69 (Kari Schiller 20), Blocks 2 (Jodi Miller 1, Marissa Stanchfield).  WESTMINSTER – KILLS 42 (Angie Johnson 12), Assists 38 (Leigha Dangerfield 20), Aces 3 (Tahnie Taylor 1, Alison Culp, Johnson 1), Digs 84 (Bree Riet 24), Blocks 5 (Johnson 3).

By: Kevin Scott

Rocky Mountain College will be the site of Frontier Conference Volleyball Tournament this year

BILLINGS, MT – (Saturday, October 13, 2007) – Rocky Mountain College will be the site of the Frontier Conference women’s volleyball tournament this year.

The single elimination tournament will feature all eight Frontier Conference school and will be held on Friday-Saturday, November 9-10th at the Fortin Center on the campus of Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT.

On November 9th, the matches will begin at 1PM, 3PM, 6PM, and 8PM while the matches on November 10th will be at 11AM, 1PM, 6PM and 8PM. The winner will get an automatic berth to the NAIA Region 1 Tournament and there will be some at-large bids up for grabs as well.

First round pairings will be announced at the end of the season which wraps up on November 2-3, 2007.

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from the UGF McLaughlin Center, Great Falls, MT

2007 UGF Frontier Conference Volleyball: UGF vs. Lewis-Clark State College

Friday, October 12, 2007

Attendance: 213

UGF upsets Lady Warriors

GREAT FALLS, MT (Saturday, October 12, 2007) – After defeating MSU-Northern last Thursday, the Lady Argos were back at home hoping to surprise Lewis-Clark State and that is exactly what they did on Friday night at the McLaughlin Center.

Lewis-Clark State looked like the team to beat in the first match as they easily took care of Great Falls 30-17. The game went back-and-forth with both teams trading points in the second match but the Lady Argos pulled it out in the end 30-27. Great Falls also took the next match 30-26. The Warriors wouldn’t let up as they fought off the Lady Argos 30-25 in the fourth match. UGF wins the tight fifth match 15-12 in front of 213 fans.

Senior Brittany Prater returned to the lineup after being out with a back injury and had 19 kills and 14 digs for Great Falls. Jocelyn Judd had 33 assists and 3 aces and Great Falls native Kari Schiller added 34 digs in the win over LC State.

Meanwhile, the Lady Warriors got 18 kills and 5 digs from Anile Clemente, 34 assists from Kim Fong and 27 digs and 3 aces from Cintia Alessi.

BOX SCORE

UGF def. Lewis-Clark State: 17-30, 30-27, 30-26, 25-30, 15-12

UGF – KILLS 78 (Cali Buck 13, Lesly Richter 13, Samantha Bull), Assists 70 (Jocelyn Judd 33, Lorraine Aguilar 32), Aces 6 (Judd 3), Digs 97 (Kari Schiller 34), Blocks 1 (Jodi Miller 1).  LEWIS-CLARK STATE – KILLS 70 (Anile Clemente 18), Assists 65 (Kim Fong 34), Aces 15 (Lisa Davis 5), Digs 97 (Cintia Alessi 27), Blocks 2 (Brittney Kubik 2).

By: Kevin Scott

Havre’s Hillson to play volleyball at the University of Great Falls in 2008

GREAT FALLS, MT (Tuesday, October 9, 2007) — The University of Great Falls women’s volleyball team has added a volleyball standout from Havre High School in Havre, Montana.

Signe Hillson has been an all-conference volleyball performer for the Havre Blue Ponies for the past two seasons. Hillson becomes the first volleyball signee for coach Arunas Duda’s 2008 recruiting class. Signe’s 6’2” frame allows her to be more aggressive and dominant at the net. She has also excelled in the classroom by being an honor roll student for the past three years and she was also selected on the Academic All-State team in 2006.

 “We are very excited to sign Signe to play for the Argo volleyball team. She will add height and blocking to the front row and she will compete for playing time right away. She is a great kid and has a tremendous work ethic and we look forward to watching her make an impact in the conference,” said UGF coach Arunas Duda.

By: Kevin Scott

NAIA Women's Volleyball: Argo Update from Straugh Gym, Dillon, MT

2007 UGF Volleyball: UGF vs. UM-Western

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Lady Argos regroup from Friday’s loss and defeat winless UM-Western

DILLON, MT (Saturday, September 29, 2007) – After Montana Tech got the best of th