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Varsity Volleyball 45
set for
SUCCESS
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BECOMES REGION
CHAMPION FOR FIFTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
Continuing their legacy, Varsity season," Sara Sykes (10) said.
Volleyball won the Region Despite the adversity experienced
Championship for the fifth year in a throughout the season, the team

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row. Leading up to the season, the team excelled and reached new heights.
took part in intense summer training. As Individual players used injuries as
a result, they were prepared to compete motivation to appreciate playing time
and ended their successful season with and progress through the playoffs.
a 10-6 record. As the Region "I was injured during the preseason
Championship with a shoulder
approached, the injury, but I was
team began to "Winning the Region Championship still able to play
focus on their made us feel closer as a team and gave in the first
individual us a since of accomplishment that made scrimmage we
strengths. us feel like we were excelling over had against
"When we everyone else," Kasubaski said. River Bluff,"
started training Skylar Hanson
for region, we (11) said.
focused more on our playing position The team gained a deep sense of
instead of game play," Karma accomplishment from the strong finish
Kasubaski (11) said. at the end of the season. The Region
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Through collaborative efforts and Championship title represented their
coordination on the court, the team teamwork, determination and
bonded throughout the season. After dedication.
shared moments as a team, the wins "Knowing that we accomplished a
became more sentimental. huge goal as a team and that everyone
"It was exciting becoming Region had put in their full effort meant a lot to
Ashley Kelley (10), LHS vs Northside, 7 September 2021 Champions because we knew we had the team," Hanson said.
Photo by Ms. Candace Cannon
worked toward it as a team over the

IN THE AIR
Going up for a block, Halle Michael (12)
competes against Northside Christian
Academy. Michael used offseason training
techniques to excel in games. "Before the
season, I did more speed and agility exercises.
After the season, I tended to do more
weightlifting to help with my strength and
spiking the ball," Michael said.
Photo by Ms. Candace Cannon

ORDER ON THE COURT

In a game against Chapin, Saylor Koon (12)
prepares to spike the ball. Koon participated in
other sports to improve her game play. "Doing
track helped me improve my vertical, which
helped me jump higher during the season,"
Koon said.
Photo by Hannah Webster

SET IT UP
Halle Goodrich (10) sets up an ace shot for a
teammate. Goodrich used the intense rivalry to
channel her energy into games. "My favorite
game I played was the game against River
Bluff because we were able to beat them at
home," Goodrich said.
Photo by Meredith Cook

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