Miles Community College is excited to announce that Miles City native, Tori Ogolin, is the first to sign with MCC volleyball for the Fall 2017 season.
Ogolin is currently a senior at Custer County District High School (CCDHS) where she has played volleyball for four years as a setter. During her career at CCDHS she was named 2nd Team All-Conference and was the recipient of the Offensive Award.
“I am super excited to be a Pioneer and to represent the community and the school,” says Ogolin on signing with MCC. “I chose MCC for the opportunity to earn an associate of science degree as well as prepare myself for transferring to a four-year school to earn a bachelor of science in wildlife biology.”
MCC President, Dr. Stacy Klippenstein, states, “We are excited to have Tori as part of the Pioneer family! This is a great day for Tori, her family, and the MCC volleyball program.”
MCC’s volleyball team will compete at the Division I level in the National Junior College Athletic Association, Region IX beginning in August 2017.
