White River loses to Washington and Sequim | District Volleyball | Courier-Herald

White River loses to Washington and Sequim | District Volleyball

The White River volleyball team lost to Washington and Sequim 3-1 at the 2A District Tournament Saturday at Franklin Pierce High.

November 9, 2013 11:04 pm

White River lost 3-1 to Sequim at the District Tournament at Franklin Pierce High Saturday.

The White River volleyball team lost to Washington and Sequim 3-1 at the 2A District Tournament Saturday at Franklin Pierce High.

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