Due to this month being Breast Cancer Awareness month, for spirit points the Shamrock fans all wore pink to the game, looking supportive and ready to see a great win. All of our players wore pink socks and matching pink headbands, prepared and ready for the game.
Before the game, Mrs.Hoener gave the girls a pep talk, stating, “Be aggressive, and work together.” The JV girls went out for a winning game. The starters were Emma Engelbrecht, Kim Hoffmann, Lauren Gerlemann, Mackenzie Bauer, Kate Ruediger, Maddie Fleer.
After the game, MacKenzie Bauer said, “Warming up, I could tell it was going to be a good night to play volleyball. Everyone was doing really good and we were communicating really well. We played really well as a team, and everyone was really pumped up! Our coaches were really happy with how we played and the overall outcome of the game!”
“Kate Ruediger served 9, and Kim Hoffman finished the game with her serves. Also, Kim set me for a slide in the middle, and I hit it for a cross court kill in front of the 10 foot line! It was very exciting,” Emma Engelbrecht said.
The varsity game was quick and defensive. With Lauren Bergner being the kill leader, the game went smoothly. Emma Borcherding was the serve leader with 9 points and 4 aces.
Once the night was over the girls were tired but satisfied, and the bleachers were filled with cheering fans all in pink.
Before the game, Mrs.Hoener gave the girls a pep talk, stating, “Be aggressive, and work together.” The JV girls went out for a winning game. The starters were Emma Engelbrecht, Kim Hoffmann, Lauren Gerlemann, Mackenzie Bauer, Kate Ruediger, Maddie Fleer.
After the game, MacKenzie Bauer said, “Warming up, I could tell it was going to be a good night to play volleyball. Everyone was doing really good and we were communicating really well. We played really well as a team, and everyone was really pumped up! Our coaches were really happy with how we played and the overall outcome of the game!”
“Kate Ruediger served 9, and Kim Hoffman finished the game with her serves. Also, Kim set me for a slide in the middle, and I hit it for a cross court kill in front of the 10 foot line! It was very exciting,” Emma Engelbrecht said.
The varsity game was quick and defensive. With Lauren Bergner being the kill leader, the game went smoothly. Emma Borcherding was the serve leader with 9 points and 4 aces.
Once the night was over the girls were tired but satisfied, and the bleachers were filled with cheering fans all in pink.
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