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Jordan Valley netters claim fourth-place finish at district tournament

ADRIAN – Crane clinched the High Desert League volleyball championship crown Saturday, Oct. 22 during district play while Adrian ended the day with second place.

Prairie City finished the district tournament with third place while Jordan Valley claimed fourth place.

The Mustangs lost to Crane, 3-0, in their tourney opener and then fell to Prairie City 3-0 in their second contest.

The four tops teams enter into postseason play Wednesday, Oct. 26. Crane will host Willamette Valley Christian Wednesday Oct. 26 at 5:30 p.m. in Crane while Adrian takes on Myrtle Point Wednesday in Adrian at 5 p.m.

Meanwhile, Prairie City will face Sherman Wednesday Oct, 26 at 5 p.m. while Jordan Valley plays Rogue Valley Adventists Academy at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in Medford.

In Class 3A ranks, Vale will play Siuslaw at Siuslaw High School Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. Mountain Time.

To watch the Vale-Siuslaw game live, go online to https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/siuslaw-high-school-florence-or/gam9eaf7c1daf

Crane defeated Jordan Valley in three straight sets Saturday, Oct. 22, at Adrian High School. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Crane’s Kortney Doman (1) slams the ball over the net in a game against Jordan Valley Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Jalee Mastrejuan sends the ball back toward the net during a game against Crane Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Meg Eiguren makes a block during volleyball game against Crane Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Shailee Rutan hits the ball back toward Crane players during their game Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Meg Eiguren (21) spikes the ball during a game with Prairie City in the High Desert League District Tournament Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Claire Collins (11) hits the ball while teammate Shailee Rutan looks on during district tournament action Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Jill Gammett (19) and Claire Collins (11) prepare to block a shot by a Prairie City player. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
Jordan Valley’s Meg Eiguren (21) slams the ball back toward the net during a volleyball game against Prairie City, Saturday, Oct. 22. (Special to the Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)

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