Tuba City Starlings win Arizona Region of USA Volleyball
(Photo/Todd Roth)
Originally Published: May 15, 2018 3:12 p.m.
Coach Harlan Barlow and his Tuba City Starlings 17’s won the 17U Arizona Region of USA Volleyball, Championship Division. The team won gold for the second year in a row, they were seeded No. 9 and started the season as No. 66. The Starlings beat a tough Momentum Club 17 from Peoria 2-1. Front row: Kelli Mitchell, Camille Secatero (middle row) Emerilee Cowboy, Rhiannon Eldridge, Melia Barlow, Jadan Sixkiller, Mikeya Shepherd (back row) Deveigh Bedonie, Coach Harlan Barlow and Katrina Bighorse.
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