Eagles volleyball boasts strong senior class
Soap Lake senior Liana Sushik prepares to serve the ball during one of the volleyball team’s practices. Sushik said she is looking forward to showing senior leadership to the younger players and passing on the tradition of building strong team bonds for the future of the program.
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Olivia Noble hits the ball to her teammate during a warmup exercise at practice. Noble is one of the five freshman players on the team. Despite being younger, the freshman also come with both experience of the sport and with the team.
Eagles senior Mylee Dana keeps her eye on the ball during a warmup at practice. Dana said the bonds of the team, both on and off the court, are one of the team’s many strengths.
Brooke Dana readies to hit the ball back to her training partner during volleyball practice. Last season the Eagles finished the season 16-5, earned second in districts and made it into the second round of the state tournament.
Eagles player Nataleigh Wynn hits the ball up to her teammate during practice. This year the team is aiming for a first-place finish at districts.
Eagles head coach Niki Noble works with her players on a training exercise during practice. Noble said this group of seniors has continued to impress her in every passing season.
SOAP LAKE – The Soap Lake Eagles are preparing for another successful season after finishing the last season 16-5 and earning second in districts and making the second round of the state tourney.
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