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Katelyn McLean

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As seen in: KREM-TV (Spokane, WA), SWX Now Montana, Longview News-Journal, KULR-TV (Billings, MT), SWX Local Sports, Times-Leader, BLOX Digital Content Exchange, The Whitworthian, KTMF-TV (Missoula, MT), NonStop Local
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Stormy Siemion bringing Montana ties to Dickinson State volleyball

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By Katelyn McLean Verified
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BILLINGS—Former Skyview head volleyball coach Stormy Siemion is headed to Dickinson State. She'll focus just on coaching volleyball there, and so far, she's brought a lot of Montana volleyball players with her. ​ Siemion's passion is coaching. However, teaching at the same time made it harder to chase coaching opportunities. So, when this job came up, she decided it was time to take a leap of faith.
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Stormy Siemion bringing Montana ties to Dickinson State volleyball

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By Katelyn McLean Verified
| SWX Local Sports Verified
Former Skyview head volleyball coach Stormy Siemion is headed to Dickinson State. She'll focus just on coaching volleyball there, and so far, she's brought a lot of Montana volleyball players with her. ​
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Hayley Burns, Carson Steckelberg win Montana Mile

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By Katelyn McLean Verified
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BILLINGS--Tonight, the Big Sky state games kicked off at Daylis Stadium with the torch lighting and historical Montana Mile. Duels between teammates headlined both races. The girls were up first, and the field was wide open since two-time champion Sidney Little Light was not running. After the first lap, Hardin's Karis Brightwings-Pease was in the lead, but Hayley Burns and Odessa Zentz, formerly from Bozeman and Helena, but now teammates at Northern Arizona, closed the gap.
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