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The State Tournament brackets were released on Sunday, November 9. On this hub we will have all games listed with links to the official bracket, full schedules and links to live broadcasts page where you will find the individual matches.
Our goal is to have the information updated as quickly as possible and you can return to this post to find everything you’re looking for regarding the 1B State Volleyball tournament.
**Note: Start times are based on Tournament Bracket. Remember it is very likely some or several games could run long and throw off the whole days schedule. Additionally, there could be times that tournament officials switch courts. We will try to update times and court changes as quickly as we can so if you can’t find your game check back here to see if we have been able to provide an update.
Links of Note
Link to Eli Sports Live Broadcast page
Link to WIAA for Fan information
Link to WIAA official bracket
Link to WIAA State Volleyball Matches on the NFHS Network (subscription required)
Thursday, November 13
Link to WIAA State Volleyball Matches on the NFHS Network (subscription required)
Consolation Bracket (Loser Out matches)
Game 21: Crt 5 #14 Taholah 3, #10 Darrington 1
Game 22: Crt 3 #8 Naselle vs #20 Wahkiakum 10am
Game 23: Crt 4 Loser Game 17 vs Loser Game 18 10am
Game 24: Crt 5 Loser Game 19 vs Loser Game 20 10am
Semi-Finals Bracket
Game 25: Crt 1 Winner Game 17 vs Winner Game 18 12pm
Game 26: Crt 2 Winner Game 19 vs Winner Game 20 12pm
Link to WIAA State Volleyball Matches on the NFHS Network (subscription required)
Trophy Round
7th/8th Place
Game 27: Crt 4 #14 Taholah vs Winner Game 22 2pm
5th/6th Place
Game 28: Crt 5 Winner Game 23 vs Winner Game 24 2pm
3rd/4th Place
Game 29: Crt 2 Loser Game 25 vs Loser Game 26 3:30pm
State Championship
Game 30: Crt 3 Winner Game 25 vs Winner Game 26 7:30pm
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Wednesday, November 12
Quarterfinal Bracket
1B Quarterfinals
Game 17: #3 Garfield-Palouse 3, #6 Providence Classical Christian 1
25-20, 25-20, 23-25, 25-19
Senior Elana Flansburg came up with the big plays when the Vikings (21-3) needed them, leading them into the semifinals. They play No. 4 Almira Coulee Hartline (18-5) at noon Thursday.
Morgan Lentz, the team’s senior setter, ran the offense to near perfection and spread the wealth. In addition to Flansburg, Kyra Brantner and Norah Bowechop got plenty of quality swings.
Providence Classical Christian (21-5) – which got the win in the third set thanks largely to sophomore Clara Day – now plays No. 2 Neah Bay (18-3) at 10 a.m. Thursday. A victory means the opportunity to claim fifth of sixth place. A loss ends the season.
Game 18: #7 Almira Coulee Hartline 3, #2 Neah Bay 2
23-25, 25-17, 19-25, 25-22, 15-11
It was as wild of a nail-biter as the scores indicate with momentum swinging back and forth.
Senior Emma Brummeett powered the Warriors to an 8-0 lead in the fifth set and helped them hold off a furious Neah Bay comeback to claim the semifinal berth. She landed the MVP award.
Naomi Moliter and Peyton Roberts, two more seniors, were key as well.
ACH (18-5), apparently peaking at the right time, plays No. 3 Garffield Palouse (21-3) at noon Thursday.
Neah Bay (18-3), which got solid efforts from Angel Halttunen and Brianna McGimpsey, takes on No. 6 Providence Classical Christian (21-5) Thursday at 10 a.m. with a chance to get to the trophy round (the winner plays for fifth and sixth, the loser is eliminated).
Game 19: #4 Fellowship Christian vs. #5 Mary Waler
25-22, 25-17, 25-14
The Eagles (21-1) will be adding to their trophy case.
But can they improve on last year’s third-place hardware?
That’s the next challenge as they face No. 1 Oakesdale (23-1) in a noon semifinal Thursday.
They fell short at that point last season, stumbling against Wilbur-Creston-Keller, the eventual champ.
Junior Eliana Bakhshyiev was again the offensive spark and was awarded the game MVP. Liliana Reschetnikov contributed to the attach and setter Hayley Grigoryev shook off an apparent injury to keep the offense running smoothly.
Mary Walker (15-7) pushed them in the opening set Wednesday, then couldn’t keep up the rest of the way. Fellowship Christian’s lone loss this season came against No. 6 Providence Classical Christian at district after an 18-0 start.
Providence Classical lost to No. 3 Garfield-Palouse in Wednesday’s quarterfinals.
Mary Walker can now only hope to duplicate the fifth-place finish from a year ago. The Chargers clash with No. 9 Wilber-Creston-Keller (20-4) – last year’s champion – Thursday at 10 a.m. in a loser-out bout. The team that stays alive gets to play for fifth and sixth places.
Game 20: #1 Oakesdale 3, #9 Wilber-Creston-Keller 2
25-19, 25-27, 25-12, 14-25, 15-11
This had to feel particularly sweet for Nighthawks after last year’s loss to the same team in the title match, ending their dream of a fourth consecutive crown.
It looked like they might make quick work of it after a dominant third set that gave them a 2-1 lead. But the Wildcats weren’t done yet, answering with an equally impressive fourth set.
Junior Grace Perry stepped up with four kills in the deciding set to claim MVP honors.
Oakesdale (23-1) plays No. 4 Fellowship Christian (21-1) in a noon semifinal Thursday.
Wilber-Creston-Keller (20-4) faces possible elimination at 10 a.m. Thursday against No. 5 Mary Walker (15-7). The winner then competes for fifth and sixth places.
1B Consolation Round (Loser Out)
Game 13: #14 Taholah 3, #11 Waterville-Mansfield 0
25-23, 25-22, 25-15
Junior Shirleymae Stafford was instrumental in keeping the Chitwins in the trophy hunt.
Her all-around play led to an MVP call.
Taholah (15-8) had a long day, staring with their play-in match at 8 a.m. They then lost to Garfield-Palouse, but the victory over Waterville-Mansfield moved them closer to some hardware. They get another wake-up call for Thursday’s 8 a.m. elimination bout against No. 10 Darrington (18-8). The survivor of that one then plays for seventh and eighth places.
Watterville-Mason ends its campaign 13-7.
Game 14: #10 Darrington 3, #15 Valley Christian 0
25-22, 27-25, 25-20
Junior Sophie Ross hammered 10 kills to highlight her MVP performance and push the Loggers further along in the consolation bracket.
Darrington (18-8) returns Thursday at 8 a.m. in another loser-out battle, this one against No. 14 Tahola (15-8).
Valley Christian goes home with a .500 record (12-12) but made its presence felt in each of the three sets.
Game 15: #20 Wahkiakum 3, #12 Northwest Christian 1
25-20, 19-25, 25-21, 25-19
Maybe being seeded last doesn’t sit well with Wahkiakum.
The Mules (15-6) are stubborn and pulled what were considered upsets in two of their three matches Wednesday.
This one got them an overnight stay and a chance to leave with a trophy. They play No. 8 Nasalle (18-3) Thursday at 10 a.m. with plenty of motivation. The winner gets another match, and either seventh or eighth place. The loser is done.
Senior libero Jessie LeFever flew around defensively get net MVP honors.
Northwest Christian leaves with a 19-6 record.
Game 16: # 8 Naselle 3, #16 Northport 0
25-16, 25-21, 25-22
Senior Haylee Rosa provided strong play at the net and service line to keep the Comets in the tournament.
She was selected game MVP.
Nasalle (18-3) built a sizeable lead in the third set (22-16), but Northport made a late push to extend the match before fading. The Mustangs conclude their season at 17-7.
The Comets play the upstart team of the tourney, No. 20 Wahkiakum (15-6) at 10 a.m. Thursday in another loser-out match. The winner is assured of some hardware (seventh or eighth place).
1B State Opening Round
Game 5: #6 Providence Classical Christian 3, #11 Waterville-Mansfield 0
25-10, 25-16, 25-20
In a match much loser than the scores might indicate, the Highlanders from Bothell made the big plays when they counted – especially in the back-and-forth third set.
Kate Bredenberg, a 5-8 junior OH, served well (including two aces in the second set and another in the third) and keyed the offense overall to nab MVP honors. Sophomore Gabbie Owens drew mention as well.
Next up for Providence Classical Christian (21-4) is a quarterfinal battle with No. 3 Garfield-Palouse (20-3) Wednesday at 9 p.m.
Waterville -Mansfield (13-6) hopes to bounce back against No. 14 Tahola (13-8) Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. in an elimination match.
Game 6: #3 Garfield-Palouse 3, #14 Taholah 0
25-23, 25-22, 25-19
This was another tight clash that seemingly could have gone either way.
The Vikings (20-3) were able to take control late in the third to step into Wednesday’s 9 p.m. quarterfinal against No. 6 Providence Classical Christian (21-4).
Junior Kyra Branner was the game MVP.
Taholah (13-8) now plays a loser-out match against No. 11 Waterville-Mansfield (13-6) Wednesday at 5:15.
Game 7: #7 Almira Coulee Hartline 3, #10 Darrington 1
25-20, 20-25, 25-22, 25-21
In one of the tournament’s most competitive first-round matches, defense was on full display. Unforced errors were rare and players on both sides had some monster moments.
Junior Josie Bayless stepped up big-time in the final set to get the Warriors (17-5) into the quarterfinals, emerging as the game MVP. Senior Emma Brummett was also key.
ACH, which last won the title in 2010, tangles with No. 2 Neah Bay (18-2), in a 9 p.m. quarterfinal Wednesday. Darington (17-8) falls into the consolation bracket and plays No. 15 Valley Christian (12-11) Wednesday at 5:15 p.m.
Game 8: #2 Neah Bay 3, #15 Valley Christian 1
25-12, 19-25, 25-20, 26-24
For a team that had to win a play-in game to even get to the official first round of the tournament, Valley Christian showed it belonged.
The Panthers (13-11) gave the Red Devils (18-2) everything they could handle and came oh-so-close to providing the day’s first five-set showdown.
But Neah Bay rallied from a set down and won the thrilling fourth set to keep its title aspirations alive. Sophomore Danica Halttven was the game MVP.
The Red Devils, who have reeled off 18 consecutive wins after starting the year 0-2, meet No. 7 Almira Coulee Hartline in the quarterfinals Wednesday at 9 p.m.
One of those early losses was to ACH, back in mid-September.
Valley Christian plays No. 10 Darrington (17-8) in a loser-out context Wednesday at 5:15 p.m.
Game 9: #5 Mary Walker 3, #12 Northwest Christian 1
25-17, 15-25, 25-20, 25-14
Kaylin Gines, a 6-1 junior OH, took over in the fourth set after the two teams had played pretty evenly. She stood out for her heavy hitting and sharp serving to land the MVP moniker.
Addy Hentges stood out for Northwest Christian, especially at the service line.
Mary Walker placed fifth here a year ago – ironically with a 3-1 win over Northwest Christian.
The Chargers (15-6) play No. 4 Fellowship Christian (20-1) in the quarterfnials Wednesday at 9 p.m.
Northwest Christian (19-5), sixth last year, hopes to stay in the trophy hunt with a victory over No. 20 Wahkiakum (14-6) Wednesday at 5:15 p.m.
Game 10: #4 Fellowship Christian 3, #20 Wahkiakum 0
25-6, 25-17, 25-14
Fellowship Christian of Everett cruised into the quarterfinals with a dominant performance from start to finish.
Liliana Reshetnikov stood out as the game MVP with Eliana Bakhshyiey earning mention as well.
The Eagles (20-1), who took third here last year in just their second tourney appearance, started the season 18-0 before a 3-2 loss to rival Providence Classical Christian – a team they had beaten twice before (3-1 and 3-2) – and are a team to keep an eye on.
They play No. 5 Mary Walker (15-6) in one of Wednesday’s 9 p.m. quarterfinals.
Wahkiakum (14-6), which had knocked off No. 13 Soap Lake in a play-in game to start the morning, faces elimination against No. 12 Northwest Christian (19-5) at 5:15 Wednesday.
Game 11: #9 Wilbur-Creston-Keller 3, #8 Naselle 2
18-25, 25-20, 21-25, 25-16, 15-6
There was no quit in Wilbur-Creston-Keller.
Down 2-1, the defending champs put on a clinic with precise passing and colossal kills in the fourth set, then rolled in the fifth.
Senior Rocksie Timentwa came away with the MVP tag with multiple others in contention, including junior Brystal Nielsen and sophomore Sina Nelson.
The Wildcats (20-3) take on No. 1 Oakesdale (22-1) in a rematch of last year’s title tilt in Wednesday’s 9 p.m. quarterfinal.
Naselle (17-3) gets an opportunity to rebound in a loser-out match with No. 16 Northport (18-6) Wednesday at 7:15.
Game 12: No. 1 Oakesdale 3, #16 Northport 0
25-12, 25-13, 25-14
The top-seeded Nighthawks look hungry for a return to the top.
They came into last year’s tournament seeking a fourth straight championship and the 11th over the 13 seasons.
Wilber-Creston-Keller quashed that dream with an upset victory in the tile match, 3-1.
Oakesdale (22-1) was all business Wednesday with junior Grace Perry leading the charge to get the MVP nod. She had plenty of help, most notably from senior Bradyn Henley and a pair of sophomores, Megan Crider and Lyla Kjack.
Next up is a quarterfinal date with – guess who? – No. 9 Wilbur-Creston-Keller (20-3) Wednesday at 9 p.m.
Northport (18-6) goes up against No. 8 Naselle (17-3) in an elimination bout Wednesday at 7:15.
Play-in Matches Loser Out
Game 1: #14 Taholah 3, #19 Entiat 1
Enitiat rallied from a 24-20 deficit to take the opening set, 26-24, but the Chitwins (14-7) took care of business the rest of the way to advance to the opening round.
Senior Noelani McCray led a relentless attack and was named the game MVP. Senior Lilly Guerro stood out for the Tigers, who finish the season 13-7.
Game 2: #15 Valley Christian 3, #18 Evergreen Lutheran 0
25-18, 25-17, 25-16
The Valley Christian Panthers won in straight sets eliminating the Evergreen Luteheran Eagles. The Eagles finished their season at 16-9.
Valley Christian is now 13-10 and advance to the double elimination round of 16 and will face #2 Neah Bay at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon on court 2.
Game 3: #20 Wahkiakum 3, #13 Soap Lake 1
25-15, 15-25, 25-22, 25-21
The Mules (14-5) pulled off the first upset of the day to keep their season alive. Soap Lake(12-5) threatened to force a fifth set with several leads in the fourth, but could not overcome some late service errors and Wahkiakum’s final surge.
Sophomore Esther Bouts came through in the clutch to earn game MVP accolades.
Game 4: #16 Northport 3, #17 Willapa Valley 1
25-22, 25-20, 25-20
The young Mustangs, who carry four eighth-graders on their roster, pulled off the sweep behind the play of MVP Kate Beardslee, one of the team’s six sophomores.
Liesel Stark, a 5-foot-10 eighth-grader, and senior Kylie Colton also were instrumental as Northport improved to 18-5.
Willapa Valley (14-7) got solid efforts from senior Jill Hodel and sophomore Tylar Keeton.
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