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October 29, 2011

Bulldogs win X 'D' volleyball title

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CANTON — Katelyn Legacy finished with 20 points, seven aces and five kills Friday at Chateaugay captured the Section X Class D volleyball championship with a 3-0 victory over Tupper Lake.

Paige English added 10 assists, Caitlin Miller seven assists, five kills and two blocks, and Shelby Yanulavich 11 points and three aces for the Bulldogs (15-3), who won by game scores of 25-16, 25-8, 25-17.

Also helping out in the victory were sisters Caroline and Desiree Stumpf who combined for 12 points, seven aces and six kills.

Chateaugay returns to the court next Tuesday when they play in the overall Section X championship. The Bulldogs will oppose the Class B winner, either Massena or Franklin Academy, in the semifinals.

Chateaugay will move on to regional play on November 9 in Gloversville against the Section II representative.

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