BBCC volleyball coach starts tenure with tradition
Vikings volleyball Head Coach, Lindsey Linthicum, coaching her players and attendees of their volleyball camp. Linthicum joined BBCC in May as the new head coach of the Vikings volleyball program.
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A volleyball player practices a bump hit during the Vikings volleyball camp. BBCC held a camp for local volleyball players from third grade to 12th to get more introduced to the Vikings program.
An attendee practices passing at the Vikings volleyball camp. The camp ran from Tuesday through Thursday where players got to learn in depth skills and build confidence as players.
A Vikings volleyball player practices a bump pass with another player during the Vikings volleyball camp. According to Head Coach, Lindsey Linthicum, when she first arrived in May, the roster only had four players but built it up to 11 by July.
Vikings volleyball Head Coach, Lindsey Linthicum, participates in exhibition games with attendees at the volleyball camp. Linthicum said she is hoping to bring a family culture to the Vikings volleyball program.
MOSES LAKE – Last week, Vikings volleyball held an annual camp for local volleyball players ranging from third grade to the 12th grade. This year's camp was led by new head coach Lindsey Linthicum, who thought starting with tradition was a great way to kickstart a new era.
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