Join the discussion.

Inklings News

Join the discussion.

Inklings News

Join the discussion.

Inklings News

Girls’ Volleyball Hits Hard

Girls%E2%80%99+Volleyball+Hits+Hard
Photo by Kelsey Shockey

Hit, bump, spike, the girls’ volleyball team took the court like pros on Thursday, especially considering that it was the first game of the season.

“This game was  really special. I had to take off an entire year from playing indoor volleyball because I got a severe concussion while playing beach volleyball. So to be starting on my first game back and playing was absolutely magical,” said Olivia Sosnoski’14.

Their hard work at practice definitely shows on the court , especially because of their amazing offense.

“The team played really well together, we recovered quickly when the other team hit down balls,” said Shannon Cardoza’15.

Even though this is a great advantage for the team, they’re still going to work on other aspects, such as defensive plays, a  hundred and ten percent.

“We’re going to continue to practice our defense to make our team even better,” said Val Kirsch’14.

The next girls’ volleyball game is this Monday at 5:30 p.m  against Ridgefield.

Girls’ Volleyball Hits Hard

Leave a Comment
More to Discover
About the Contributor
Kelsey Shockey
Kelsey Shockey, Web Sports Editor
Though she may flaunt skirts and cardigans in every hue of pink, Kelsey Shockey’s ’14 girly presence is not to be misconstrued. The Staples Senior’s true passion is sports. Since the age of five, Shockey has devoted herself to playing tennis year round. Currently a member of the girls’ varsity team, Shockey hopes to pursue the sport in college. “I love tennis because it is like performing on a stage and the spotlight is on you,” Shockey said. However, Shockey isn’t just getting attention on the courts. Since her freshman year, she has been involved in the Staples Television Network (STN), providing coverage for sports events. “I was never a great speaker in middle school or elementary school because I was so shy. But now I’ve come out of my shell,” Shockey said. “STN changed everything.” Dreaming of one day gracing national television, she hopes to study communications with an emphasis on broadcast journalism. Combining her love for sports and communications, it’s no wonder that Shockey is a perfect fit as one of Inkling’s Web Sports Editors. Full of exuberance and enthusiasm, she loves that she can “connect with people” through her writing. Shockey’s proudest work is “Explosion at Boston Marathon,” the first breaking news story she has ever written for Inklings. With a strong work ethic as well as a flare for sports and broadcasting, Shockey is sure to be a valuable addition to this year’s Inklings staff.

Comments (0)

All Inklings News Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *