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Zoey Carlson joins sister Rylie Carlson in playing the back row for Newark. The result? ‘Usually lights out.’ (opens the original)
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Any sort of sibling rivalry between Rylie and Zoey Carlson, who are Newark’s top two attackers, isn’t evident when they’re playing matches together. It’s all business for the Carlson sisters during the season. They don’t even really discuss stats or anything like that when they’re at home. No, their rivalry exists on other spots of the court. “I feel like we are really competitive in practice because we’re always on opposite sides,” Rylie said. “We’re always competing against each other over the
With three years of varsity experience, Yorkville’s Camryn Carter turns into a coach on the volleyball court (opens the original)
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Senior outside/right-side hitter Camryn Carter found herself in a situation where her extensive varsity experience had a direct impact on the outcome of a match for Yorkville. Carter, a three-year varsity player, noticed a weak spot in Waubonsie Valley’s defense. “Seeing there was no libero and they had to sit further back, having to do something with that was a really nice feeling,” Carter said. “I guess I’m just used to it, and I’m hoping some of them will get used to it more and pick up on it
Back surgery, followed by hip surgery, sidelines West Aurora’s Anna Tarr. But she’s back. Better than ever. (opens the original)
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After everything West Aurora’s Anna Tarr has gone through health-wise over the past year, it’s pretty understandable why she was so excited when she put down her first kill at home. Last fall, Tarr missed the volleyball season due to back surgery. She also had hip surgery a few months ago. She finished physical therapy and relished her chance to be back on the court. “I think it’s a very good improvement from last year, not being able to play and finally being able to step out to the court and b
Benet transfer Hadley Engler looks like seasoned veteran in Oswego’s season-opening win over Waubonsie Valley (opens the original)
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Oswego native Hadley Engler decided to give Benet a try as a freshman. After a year of commuting to Lisle, however, Engler decided over the summer to transfer. Anybody who has had to make that drive on a daily basis can relate with her choice “I’d say I just wanted to get back home,” Engler said. “It had a lot to do with the commute. “It’s been good so far. I definitely feel welcomed.” The sophomore middle hitter made her volleyball debut Tuesday night for the Panthers in their season opener aga
Oswego’s Hannah Herrick didn’t have to play volleyball. She needed to. ‘Incredible blessing to our family’ (opens the original)
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The rise for Oswego’s Hannah Herrick has been nothing short of remarkable. From picking up volleyball during the pandemic to becoming a star for the Panthers to committing to Dayton, the 6-foot-2 senior outside hitter has had quite a journey in the sport. “It hasn’t hit me yet that I’m a senior and this is my last one,” Herrick said. “Every season you all look up to the seniors and now you’re there at that point. That’s just crazy. I’m excited for it.” When you consider what she and her family h
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