At various points this season, Eagle Valley girls volleyball coach Mike Garvey has had to tame his ultra-athletic hitters from perpetually pursuing the big-time kill. But Saturday’s 4A Region 7 volleyball tournament was all about.
Two sets into Tuesday night’s rivalry rematch, it seemed like No. 10 Eagle Valley was going to have to accept the fact that No. 23 Battle Mountain might just have them figured out. A 25-19.
To put it simply, for the Eagle Valley girls volleyball team, Tuesday’s 3-1 loss against league-leading Palisade isn’t that big of a deal. The Devils have their sights set on something else. “We’re trying to.
Eagle Valley collected its sixth-straight win on Thursday, taking down Summit 3-1 in Gypsum. The homecoming game victory pushed the No. 9-ranked Devils to 15-4 on the season. Summit dropped to 8-7. Eagle Valley, which.
Lately, Eagle Valley has had Battle Mountain’s number in girls volleyball. In fact, the last time the Huskies bested the Devils, the phrase ‘social distancing’ wasn’t a part of anyone’s lexicon. That’s right Oct..