Timberwolves power to first NWAACC title

Powered by tournament MVP Rebecca Haight of Longview, Wash., little-known Blue Mountain C.C. beat Mt. Hood 25-21 in a one-set playoff to win its first title since the formation of the NWAACC in 1983.

The Timberwolves won the playoff after dropping a five-set match to the Saints earlier in the afternoon, losing the fifth set 18-16.

Both schools had three players on the all-tournament first team: K.C. Schmit, Becky Kershner and Robyn Schirmer of Blue Mountain, and Kyra Speer, Rylie Engleson and Devan Belshe from Mt. Hood. BMCC's Dave Baty earned Coach of the Year honors.