November 2, 2015 – The Gavel Magazine

Volleyball ends season with win over Marshall, seniors reflect

Author By Stormy Rice
Publication date November 2, 2015
Categories: News, Sports, Uncategorized

photo by Stormy Rice The volleyball team ended the season with an astonishing win against the Marshall Rams, even though they had a rocky start the first two matches, they finished dominating the Marshall Rams 15-24, 20-25, 13-15. This win gave the girls a season record of 28 wins and 15 losses. Although this season…Continue Reading Volleyball ends season with win over Marshall, seniors reflect

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Volleyball ends season with win over Marshall, seniors reflect

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