Volleyball: BBE Jaguars back for more with a new coach
Aug. 28—BROOTEN — Holly Breitbach takes over one of last season's top Class A programs. Breitbach, who is replacing Brittany Borgerding as head coach, will seek a second consecutive state tournament appearance with the Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa volleyball team. BBE, which earned a third-place finish in the Class A state tournament, was the Central Minnesota Conference champion with a 7-0 record ...
August 28 - Holly Breitbach assumes the role of head coach for the Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa (BBE) volleyball team, aiming to secure their second consecutive spot in the state tournament. The Jaguars, who placed third in Class A last season and ended the 2025 season with a 26-7 record, have nearly all their players returning, with the exception of Kacey Fischer, the two-time captain and outside hitter who holds the school record for most kills at 1,144.
Mackenna Lieser, a versatile three-year starter and All-Central Minnesota First Team libero last season, will be replaced by Makenna Roelike. Lieser and Kadynce Haider are significant losses for the team. However, Kamie Fischer, the senior All-Area Honorable Mention and three-year setter, is coming back to the squad. Kamie will lead the Jaguars' attack, bringing experience and consistency to the court.
Teagan Dingmann, the senior middle blocker, will return to her familiar position. She was an All-Central Minnesota Second Team selection last year and has shown great defensive skills. Macey Roering, a junior outside hitter, will play alongside Kamie Fischer, looking to pace the team's offense.
With most of the team returning, Breitbach believes that the Jaguars have a strong foundation to build upon and are poised for success in the upcoming season.
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