L.V. Rogers’ senior girls volleyball team celebrates after winning a tournament at Mount Sentinel. Photo: Submitted

L.V. Rogers’ senior girls volleyball team celebrates after winning a tournament at Mount Sentinel. Photo: Submitted

LVR undefeated at Mount Sentinel volleyball tournament

The team’s next event is the West Kootenay Zone Playoffs on Nov. 17 at home

L.V. Rogers’ senior girls volleyball team won its fourth straight tournament last weekend at Mount Sentinel.

The team defeated Osoyoos in straight sets Saturday to finish 1st at the event.

LVR went perfect through round-robin play with straight set wins against Trail’s J.L. Crowe, Grand Forks and Castlegar’s Stanley Humphries.

LVR’s next and final home games are the West Kootenay Zone Playoffs on Nov. 17.

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