McGillvrey Praises Progress, Sets High Bar for Lady Warbirds

  • Wolsey-Wessington Head Girls Basketball Coach Josh McGillvrey draws up a play during a timeout at the 281 Conference Tournament at Huron Arena earlier this season. Though the Lady Warbirds’ postseason run came to a close, the team finished the year proud of its growth and optimistic about what lies ahead. (TRUE DAKOTAN FILE PHOTO)
    Wolsey-Wessington Head Girls Basketball Coach Josh McGillvrey draws up a play during a timeout at the 281 Conference Tournament at Huron Arena earlier this season. Though the Lady Warbirds’ postseason run came to a close, the team finished the year proud of its growth and optimistic about what lies ahead. (TRUE DAKOTAN FILE PHOTO)
    Growth may not always show up in the winloss column, but for the Wolsey-Wessington Lady Warbirds, it was evident all season long.From early-season lessons to late-season competitiveness against some of the region’s top teams, the Warbirds steadily evolved, finishing 11-10 and positioning themselves for what head coach Josh McGillvrey believes is an exciting next chapter.“We sa...

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