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GOTHENBURG - Some teams have one or two key players that they go to consistently. While that has its benefits, it can make plotting a defense against one or two stars much easier.

The Wallace Lady Wildcats are not that team. They used their balance throughout every rotation to kennel the Sargent Lady Bulldogs. In doing so, they clenched the Class D2-5 title and a state tournament birth.

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We're about a month into the season and what better time to take a look at the district assignments and compare/contrast now that we have a better idea of what exactly each team is made of.

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SARGENT — Class D1 No. 9 Ansley opened the season with a pair of victories at the Sargent triangular, defeating Anselmo-Merna 25-9, 25-15 and Sargent 25-19, 25-16.

Taylor Rohde had five kills and three ace serves to lead Ansley against Anselmo-Merna, while teammate Chelsea Entz had 12 poinits and Kara Ostrand had 12 assists. Siera Rohde had 16 points and six assists for the Warriors against Sargent, while Chelsea Entz had five aces and three kills and Tazalea Scott had 12 digs.