Blackfoot volleyball player Lilian Harper signs with Eastern Arizona. | Courtesy photo. BLACKFOOT – Blackfoot’s Lilian Harper signed this week to play volleyball at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona. Harper was a 5A District 6 All-Conference honorable mention selection at outside/right side hitter. She led the Broncos with a 0.214 hitting percentage and was among team leaders in kills per set (2.7), blocks (56), and kills (273). The Eastern Arizona Lady Monsters advanced to the NJCAA Division I National Tournament last season and finished 23-12. They won the Region I Championship and the Rocky Mountain B District Championship to advance to the national tournament.The post Blackfoot volleyball player Lilian Harper signs to become a Lady Monster appeared first on East Idaho News.
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Blackfoot volleyball player Lilian Harper signs to become a Lady Monster
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