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L oads of sweat, uncom- to make the season a success for
everyone.
fo rtabl y sore muscles,
less free time after school and Another successf ul season
new people to be around for a was rewarded to the freshmen
coupl e of hours every day; thi s A and B teams thi s year leavin g
was how the season started for them with a combined record of
the freshmen and reserve vol- 26- 10. Coached by Julie Splitt-
leyball teams. gerber and Ellen McNemar,
The reserve vo lleyball team, the freshmen teams overcame
coached by Steph ani e Schaffer, obstacles, fine-tuned their skill s
was a team made up of purely and made memori es.
sophomores. The team ended Setter fo r the freshm en A
with a victori ous record of I 0-4, team, Megan Kingston said
and two "(practi ces)
of those were fun ,
losses were ' ' we did a lot
avenged of fun-
later in the (The team) got stronger damental
season. throughout the season. I drills."
However, Many
those suc- look forward to another unfo rgetta-
cesses did great season with them. ble memo-
not come -Kelsey Ferdig, 10 ri es were
easil y. created thi s
Practice year fo r
was every- the fresh-
day after men. Katie
school and Maim's
on Saturday '' favorite
mornings. part of the
Sopho- season was
more Asha Anchan, who was when "Megan K. served and
an outside hitter for th e reserve fell. "
team said, "(prac ti ces) were Among other team favorites
tough; th ere were tiring drills were carb dinners and forming
and lots of running, but it all new fri endships. Such friend-
helped us get better. " ships were fo nned between hard
The key to keeping the team working teammates who com-
functi oning included teamwork, pleted a sports season together;
communicati on and respect. The whether that season started off
reserve volleyball team blended the students' freshmen or sopho-
well together and worked hard more year.

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