Middle School Volleyball Season Comes to an End With a Victory

D1 and D2 finish the season on a high note.

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The D1 team prays before a game.

Emma Ashcraft, staff writer

The D1 team won five games this season. Their game against HSAA was tough but they pulled through to win. The team’s last game was against Dallas Christian where they played three sets winning 18-16 in the last set. At the end of the season celebration on Friday, awards were given out to three players.  The Most Outstanding Player Award went to eighth grader Kadence Ackmann, the Mustang Award went to eighth grader Mia Gunn and the Most Improved Award went to eighth grader Havilah Mahadi. Coach Elwood adds, “All the girls worked extremely hard together and pushed each other mentally and physically to get the job done.”

The D2 Middle School Volleyball team won two games, one against Lucas Christian and the other against Grapevine Faith.  The team worked really well together and the players continued to improve as the season went on. Coach Wilks says, “Although it was a short season, I think it was a good one and know that they will all continue to grow their volleyball skills in the seasons to come.”  The Most Outstanding Player Award went to sixth grader Abby Vinciguerra, the Mustang Award went to eighth grader Clara Agness and the Most Improved Award went to eighth grader Katia Gordon.

 

 

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  • The D1 players get their end of season award.

  • Eighth grader Jaden Brock dives for a ball during the HSAA game.

  • D2 player Blakely Scrivner gets ready to serves the ball.

  • The eighth graders take a group picture after their last game against Dallas Christian.

  • The D2 team talks before a game.

  • Sixth graders Abby Vinciguerra and Bailey Geradis have a quick laugh between points.

  • D1 eighth grader and libero Mia Gunn passes a freeball to the setter.

  • D1 eighth grader and captain Kadence Ackmann sets the ball for her teammates.