SUMNER — It might of been cold outside, but not inside the Mustang gym as the seats were filled on both sides of the court on Saturday, Oct. 28 as S-E-M hosted the Class C1-7 District championship match against the Eagles of Nebraska Christian.
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S-E-M’s Allie Rohde goes to one knee while bringing up a pass on defense during the Class D District final against Nebraska Christian on Saturday in Sumner.
S-E-M sophomore Jaycelyn Hoos tips over a kill in the second set against the Eagles on Saturday in the Class D District Championship in Sumner.
S-E-M’s Taryn Arbuthnot (2) goes up and gets a block against Nebraska Christian in the second set on Saturday in Sumner during the Class D District final.
S-E-M’s Jenna Claflin wins the kill off the block of Nebraska Christian on Saturday during the Class D District final in Sumner.
Mustang Cayleigh Jackson dumps over a tip for the kill down the net in the second set against the Eagles on Saturday in Sumner during the Class D District championship match.
S-E-M senior Mikah O’Neill swings over an ace jump serve in the second set against the Eagles on Saturday in the Class D District final in Sumner.
S-E-M sophomore Taryn Arbuthnot goes up strong to swing down a kill in set three against Nebraska Christian on Saturday in Sumner during the Class D District championship.
After the final point was won by the Mustangs the girls fell to their knees in celebration of making a back to back State tournament trip on Saturday in Sumner.
The S-E-M lady Mustangs pose with the Class D District Championship plaque after defeating the Eagles of Nebraska Christian on Saturday in Sumner.
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