HEBRON -- Coming off a tough Saturday tournament in which Dickinson Trinity suffered its first loss of the season, the Titans easily bounced back in a District 14 game against Glen Ullin-Hebron.
Trinity came out sluggish in Game 1, but claimed a 25-21 victory. The Titans showed their teeth with a 25-8 win in Game 2 and held on for a 25-20 victory in Game 3 to secure the sweep.
"We didn't play up to speed tonight, but played with pretty good balance," Trinity coach Brad Foss said. "Our grueling schedule has worn us down."
Senior Noelle Steiner led the Titans with nine kills. Keshia Kudrna and Sheyenne Plummer combined for 22 assists. Shannon Ernst added seven kills, five digs and two aces for the Titans. With the win, Trinity improved to 16-1 on the season.
"We need to get our feet back under us before the big Dickinson tournament (this weekend)," Foss said.
