Coach’s comments: “Our experienced girls have altered our practices this year. We work some on basics, but we are working on our lineup, getting the hitters and setters working. We’re able to fine-tune a lot of things. Our middles are our real strong point with lots of varsity experience there. I expect them to be very productive, but that depends on our passers to get them going. We have two juniors who really improved last year. The girls are excited to be competitive this year. Our schedule seems to always be tougher in the last half of the season. Hopefully that will change this time around.”
Greenwood (9-22) – Woodmen ended with six match losing skid … coach Amanda Ratliff upbeat with nine returnees … strong up front with 6-2 senior Alyssa Stilley (team-high 196 kills, 64 blocks), 5-11 junior Joy Maze (112 kills), outside hitters 5-8 Megan Johns (269 digs, 168 kills, 52 aces), 5-9 Siena Halfaker, high-spirited Lauren Battinau and freshman Jenna Armstrong … senior Maddie Limbach sets from back row … also where soph libero Anna Cruser, senior Lawson Roberts and lone newcomer Ashlee Walton roam … travel today to Indian Creek and Tuesday to Mid-State foe Mooresville … host Greenwood Invitational Sept. 8.
Coach’s comments: “Our experienced girls have altered our practices this year. We work some on basics, but we are working on our lineup, getting the hitters and setters working. We’re able to fine-tune a lot of things. Our middles are our real strong point with lots of varsity experience there. I expect them to be very productive, but that depends on our passers to get them going. We have two juniors who really improved last year. The girls are excited to be competitive this year. Our schedule seems to always be tougher in the last half of the season. Hopefully that will change this time around.”
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