Juan Diego Catholic wins 3-2 at Cottonwood in 4A Region 10 volleyball
Juan Diego Catholic won 3-2 at Cottonwood on Monday, its second straight 4A Region 10 volleyball win.
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Juan Diego Catholic beat Cottonwood 3-2 in a 4A Region 10 girls volleyball match on Monday, Oct. 12 at Cottonwood, according to the Utah High School Activities Association's volleyball scoreboard for that date 1.
The win followed a 3-2 home win over Judge Memorial on Oct. 6, according to the Deseret News high school sports service, which carries the association's records 2. Juan Diego Catholic, which plays in Class 4A Region 10 and is in Draper, is 6-17 this season 2.
Juan Diego Catholic hosts Highland on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 6:30 p.m. and plays at Park City on Oct. 14, according to the service 2. Leia Stechschulte is the team's head coach 2.
The association's scoreboard for Oct. 12 lists the result and each team's division and carries no individual statistics for the match 1.
Sources: 1 Utah High School Activities Association, girls volleyball scores for Oct. 12, 2026 — https://uhsaa.org/scores/?sid=2&sport=Volleyball&season=Fall&date=10_12_2026 2 Deseret News high school sports service (Utah High School Activities Association records), Juan Diego Catholic girls volleyball scores and schedule — https://sports.deseret.com/high-school/school/juan-diego/girls-volleyball/scores-schedule
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