Analysis Of The Shadow Hill's Volleyball Team

What do you think when you hear volleyball; serve, bit, pass, net and ball. It's so much more than that it's aggression, passion, oomph,uphill battle, and love. At first I thought volleyball was just for fun, but then one day that all changed. "Hurry up and make sure that you have everything you need," my mom shouted. "Okay, I'll be out in a minute," I replied. I promptly jammed my shoes into my bag, zipped it and rushed out my bedroom and down to the front door. My mom rushed in and said, "Let's go." We seemed to accelerate down the road. As we approached the gymnasium the car and dashed into the building. Legion points into the game everyone started to glance around frantically

The case between the Gregory B. CLARK, a minor By and Through his next best friend, guardian ad litem and natural guardian, Douglas H. CLARK, Jr., et al., Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. ARIZONA INTERSCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATION, an Arizona corporation, et al., Defendants-Appellees focus on Appellants that are students at Arizona High Schools where they have demonstrated their skills in volleyball by participating in the national championship teams sponsored

Volleyball season had started, and that means six o’clock practices bright and early. Practice was two hours long before school. I could feel the anxiety in the gym that day; everyone was nervous, thinking about what was to come. We did not play the best that day, to say the least. We kept seeing people walking past the gym, wishing they were anywhere else. The whole team was waiting for the clock to read eight so we could rush upstairs to change. At last, Coach let us take down the nets and go get ready. Our excitement led us to break record time taking down the nets.

It is the first round of the Basketball State playoffs, and with eight seconds left, the talented Northwest team is down by three. The star point guard speed dribbles up the court, the tension on and off the court is immense, the pressure is even greater. Everyone during and prior to this game, had witnessed a season full of promise, and the consensus conclusion for most recognized this team as the best team to have ever come out Northwest High School. This was our best and likely only chance for success. So as the point guard puts the ball up, time nearly stops, it has a chance, but in like in life, the game of basketball is unforgiving, he misses. As most made their pre-conceived predictions of the future, or lack thereof, a young sophomore and his Junior Varsity teammates, we were inspired by our elders walking off the court, and the doubters going home. Bonded together, and we believed we were destine for something historical, and mythological outside our small circle. Thus two years later the 2016 Northwest Varsity Basketball team, the discourse community, where I developed relationships with the people I still call my brothers. A community which has shaped my work ethic, and has given me the knowledge of the amount of effort and work it takes to be successful. All of which was in efforts for a goal not even pronounced among our teammates, to us the future was still a mystery, only realized to us a one

It’s senior night for the basketball players at City Christian High School, and for both JV teams, it was the last game of the season. The emotions were running high for players and fans alike, both parties knowing this would the senior’s final chance to play on the court.

Volleybrawl, a competitive Student Council fundraising event, is a popular competition where co-ed teams from the boys football and the girls volleyball face off in a friendly showdown. Four teams are formed from the 7th and 8th grades.These co-ed teams then play matches against each other in the popular sport of volleyball. Students enjoy watching and participating in this event, while at the same time raising money for future events and Student Council trips. This competition was held on December 2, 2016 Traditionally, we had the boys compete against the girls, however, every year the girls dominated. So, this year, to mix it up, we decided on co-ed teams consisting of both volleyball and football players on both sides. Students suggested

For starters, some of the “chalk” didn’t even make it to the weekend. With apologies to the Michigan State Spartans, Purdue Boilermakers, West Virginia Mountaineers, Texas Longhorns, Arizona Wildcats, California Golden Bears and Baylor Bears, double-digit seeds had their way with some of the big favorites during the first two days of tournament play. Although a 10-seed defeating a 7-seed hardly commands the word “upset”, the 7/10 matchups were split down the middle with each seed prevailing in two games. The top-seeded Kansas Jayhawks, North Carolina Tar Heels, Oregon Ducks and Virginia Cavaliers had little trouble dispatching their 16th-seeded competition.

Freezing in the morning, the grassy fields at the Uihlein soccer complex were let off a cracking every step. The excitement of playing in my first ever varsity lacrosse game kept me hyped up on the day of its arrival. Grinning widely, wearing sapphire blue, I strutted to the bench for our team, Brookfield Lacrosse. As the tournament was preparing to start, the sound of Eminem’s music played through the speakers and parents chattered in the stands before the first game between Arrowhead and my team. All that was running through my mind at the time was, “Don’t underperform. Make a statement to the coaches.”

When the first quarter began, both teams struggled. The teams were trying to find out the other teams strengths and weaknesses so that they can play better during the rest of the game. But both team’s efforts in the first quarter

There was at a point where Ricky made a meaningful speech to his teammates. You could tell the faces of Ricky teammates that Ricky really meant his speech. Everyone was ready for tomorrow finals. Whatever happens we're just friends that are playing basketball. It was the day of final, crowds, coaches from all over the states, here to watch 2 top high school team play against each other. The matchup wasn't at a high school. It was special made for this event. All the seats were filled, as people were taking picture of every moment. The game started and people could tell both team wanted to win but there could've been only 1 winner. Crowd were roaring as the game started, Yelling Ricky and his teammates. As the game progressed Ricky team were up by 3 points in the 2nd quarter. Ricky team just looked more dominated than their opponent. Ricky team ended up winning the final. Everyone and Ricky was tearing up of

ELMHURST, Ill.–South Dakota volleyball had three Coyotes named to #SummitVB All-League team and a single Coyote receive a top individual award the league announced Thursday. Senior Brittany Jessen, junior Hayley Dotseth and sophomore Anne Rasmussen earned All-League honors, while Jessen captured her third-straight Setter of the Year award.

This weekend the Rams traveled to Atlantic, Iowa for the Trojan Varsity Volleyball Tournament. Glenwood went 3-2 on the day while Brielle Smith, Cameron Rounds and Elle Scarborough made the All-Tournament Team. St. Albert won the tournament after going 5-0 on the day. The second place team (Treynor) finished 4-1.

The WMHS Freshmen Volleyball team did an amazing job which ultimately proved that it was a fun season! This Volleyball season was outstanding because the girls worked together and bonded. "Volleyball was fun while playing with my team members, who are like my family,” said Alexis Linderman ‘19. Practices spanning between one or two hours consisted of, “Learning new drills to better our skills,” Taylor Dunn ‘19, explained. Practices were fun and the girls learned from their mistakes and worked hard to fix them. Overall it was a marvelous season and the girls were ready to tryout for the next season.

On Saturday, February 25th I attended my little sister’s CYO volleyball game at Saint Simon the Apostle Catholic School. It was just a regular season game. Maci and her team, the Royals, played Our Lady of Mount Carmel, also known as OLMC. They were the home team and OLMC was the visiting team. The players on OLMC were all under 5 feet, so the Lady Royals were not intimidated by them. It was definitely the smallest team I had ever seen and compared to the Lady Royals who were all, but one, above 5 feet. I knew that this was going to be an interesting game. At the start of the first match number 3, Maddi Gibson, started off serving. She was notorious for getting all of her serves over and getting points right off the bat from them. I could see why her serves didn't give the opposing team a chance. They were so close to the net that you would think that they would not go over, but they did every single time. She scored 7 points in a row till one of her serves did not make it over. My favorite play was when they had a pretty good volley going and then the opposing team, OLMC, passed the ball and it was out, but Quinn Lewis, number 2, hit the ball anyways and she scored a point. Maci Zehner, number 4, had a great play. She served

Although they don’t have their own sports teams at the school, they can often be found playing soccer or football outside. However, volleyball is most command and is played inside the AC. Since school doesn’t start till 9 am at UCAS and all the students are coming from different places it's normal for the students to be an hour or two early to school. During this time most students do homework at the lunch tables in the AC but, there always seems to be a few people playing volleyball. Although at lunchtime that number is much higher, with more than six people on each side of the net. It looked like a group of peopling moshing at a highschool dance. Everyone is so crowded, but they hardly complain, they are all having so much fun playing volleyball together that they hardly notice. One of the greatest things about this unconventional school is that anyone from any social group could and would join in the game, not because they were good, but because they had fun playing.