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<p><strong>CORALVILLE -</strong> Last season, Sioux Center celebrated reaching the state tournament. Unfortunately, the stay was short lived with a first-round loss to Western Christian. </p>
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<p>The Warriors weren't trying to feel that way again when they lined up for Monday's state quarterfinal match against Marion. They were hoping to hang around a bit. </p>
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<p>It wasn't easy against a gritty Marion squad, but Sioux Center dug deep with the match tied, 1-1, and captured the next two sets for the win. </p>
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<p>"Last year we got here and we kind of fell short in the first round," Warrior junior [player_tooltip player_id='816843' first='Maryn' last='Franken'] said. "Getting to be able to get past that milestone, getting a win here was very special." </p>
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<p>Sioux Center was hurting itself from the service line through two sets. It improved there and in other areas of importance. </p>
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<p>"We definitely needed to focus on keeping our serves in and then on our serve-receive," senior [player_tooltip player_id='575152' first='Courteney' last='Schmidt'] said. "That way we can get the ball in system, push speed and get Marion in their heels." </p>
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<p>After dropping the second set, 25-19, the Warriors blitzed Marion, 25-14, in the third set. They finished the match off with 25-21 triumph in Set 4. </p>
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<p>"We want to be aggressive. That's been a key. We don't want to play other people's game. We want to play our game," Sioux Center coach Julie Oldenkamp said. </p>
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<p>Schmidt led the way with 21 kills, and she also chipped in with 15 digs. Franken had 17 kills and 19 digs, and [player_tooltip player_id='841522' first='Adison' last='Brantsen'] delivered 12 kills and 17 digs. </p>
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<p>Freshman [player_tooltip player_id='759977' first='Abbey' last='Kirk'] led Marion with 14 kills to go with 17 digs. [player_tooltip player_id='753986' first='Grace' last='Whalen'] handed out 36 assists and had 18 digs, and [player_tooltip player_id='827511' first='Nayomi' last='Vasser'] had nine kills and two blocks. </p>
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CORALVILLE - Last season, Sioux Center celebrated reaching the state tournament. Unfortunately, the stay was short lived with a first-round loss to Western Christian. The Warriors weren't trying to feel that way again when they lined up for Monday's state quarterfinal match against Marion. They were hoping to hang around a bit. It wasn't easy against a gritty Marion squad, but Sioux Center dug deep with the match tied, 1-1, and captured the next two sets for the win. "Last year we got here and we kind of fell short in the first round," Warrior junior [player_tooltip player_id='816843' first='Maryn' last='Franken'] said. "Getting to be able to get past that milestone, getting a win here was very special." Sioux Center was hurting itself from the service line through two sets. It…