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No. 2 Bingham was firing on all cylinders until its second set with Farmington in the quarterfinals. Before that set, Bingham was cleanly taking care of business and was quickly advancing to a semifinal appearance. That was put in jeopardy after Farmington rallied to a 24-22 lead. Bingham head coach Ben Chamberlain took a timeout to get his team refocused. It worked and the Miners rallied for the set win and kept the momentum for a 3-0 sweep. “It's a group that just doesn't give up,” Chamberlain said. “Being down 24-22, take a timeout, put some pressure on the serve, and we came back. We just don't quit, and we're not going to quit until we have another ring on our hand. They have fight, they have passion, they have fire, and they're going push through as far as they can.” Brody Siddoway led Bingham with 15 kills, while JJ Faiivae had eight and Jerico Jones added seven. The Miners are certainly not satisfied with just the 6-0 day one. The defending champs are eager to reclaim the throne it ascended to just a year ago. “All you can do is just focus on what you learned, push through, have our coaching staff supporting the boys the whole way through,” Chamberlain said. “Defending champions, we got a target on our back and we're not going to let anybody hit it.”