Kirstie Hillyer celebrated the Bayfield Wolverines’ Pink Digs for the Cure cancer benefit match against Ignacio on Tuesday night with 15 kills in 19 attempts, zero errors for a .789 hitting percentage, three blocks and an ace in a 3-0 sweep. “She is creating space for herself,” said BHS head coach Terene Foutz, the Pink Digs founder. “She’s jumping from 5 feet off net right now, and it’s giving her clearance, line of sight and the ability to attack angles.” BHS (14-3, 7-0 Intermountain League) will host Alamosa at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in its regular-season home and IML finale.
Kirstie Hillyer celebrated the Bayfield Wolverines’ Pink Digs for the Cure cancer benefit match against Ignacio on Tuesday night with 15 kills in 19 attempts, zero errors for a .789 hitting percentage, three blocks and an ace in a 3-0 sweep. “She is creating space for herself,” said BHS head coach Terene Foutz, the Pink Digs founder. “She’s jumping from 5 feet off net right now, and it’s giving her clearance, line of sight and the ability to attack angles.” BHS (14-3, 7-0 Intermountain League) will host Alamosa at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in its regular-season home and IML finale.Steve Lewis/Durango Herald