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Everyone got along so well so we were
always having fun,” said Schwartz.
The team had many skills this
season but were best on the offensive
side of the ball. Senior, Skyler Carpenter, had many outstanding offensive
games that blew other teams out of
the water. “Our combination passes we
put together and attacking quickly on
offense were the best parts of our team
this season,” said Schwartz.
Now that the season is over, it’s a
time for reflection. “I will miss just being with the team,” said Schwartz. “We
bonded so well and we honestly had a
blast together. It was definitely one of
the most fun soccer seasons.”
Schwartz is unsure of how good
next year’s team will be. “Losing the
seniors will hurt us but it just depends
on what the up-coming freshmen bring
to the field. I think we have potential
to be pretty decent.”
Next season is still up in the air,
so it should be exciting to see what
direction the team will head. “It will be
my senior year next season so it will be
exciting. But I’m just interested in seeing what the up-coming freshman will
bring to the team.”
Westview Volleyball
The volleyball team is still playing as of Saturday, October 22nd. They
have a bye in the first round of sectionals. They will be playing Bremen High
School on the 22nd. “We have a good
chance of going to regionals. However,
it all depends on the game against Bremen. We play them and if we win, we
will either play Central Noble, who we
have beaten, or Prairie Heights. Either
game will be close and we will have to
play our best to make it to regionals,”
said junior Kelsey Carmack.
The volleyball program hasn’t been
the strongest over the past few years
but this year seems to be righting the
ship. “We have a better record than
last year. “Our team has had positive
mental attitudes and there hasn’t been
any drama.” Also, Carmack said that
the best part of this season has been
“being able to play at a higher level.”
Team chemistry is another reason
for the program turnaround. “We all
got along really well so it was a fun season. It helped us have better communication during the game,” said Carmack.
The team also had better skills
than in years past. “Our blocking and
our serves became more aggressive as
the season went on, as well as hustling
and diving for balls,” said Carmack.
Next season, the team will be losing quite a few seniors. They will have
to rely on different players to step up.
“Candice Chupp will be a key for next
year. She has been doing really well on
passing and getting her hands on a lot
of balls. Rachel Johns also, she is very
enthusiastic,” said Carmack.
Next season will be another test
for the Warrior volleyball program that
coach Brohm is leading. “We’ll be missing three seniors, two of which are big
blockers and key hitters for us. However, we’ll have five seniors and seven
returning letter winners who can bring
up their intensity,” said Carmack.
With that kind of experience, only
wins should follow.
Maple Grove
Church
Maple Grove is a body of believers preaching and
promoting the full Gospel with the purpose of
reaching:
Upward to Christ with our Worship
Outward to our community
with the Word
Inward to our congregation
with the Warmth of
love and unity
Service Times:
Sundays
10:00 am, 6:00 pm
Sunday School
9:00 am
Barry St. Clair
Pastor
260-593-2844
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