NHS girls volleyball win ‘ship at MVCC summer league
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UTICA – The Norwich High School girls varsity volleyball team became champions of the Monday night summer league at Mohawk Valley Community College after beating Mt. Markham, 3-1, on Monday, July 31.
“They’re a great, hard-working bunch of girls,” said NHS girls varsity head coach Shelly Alger. “I’m so proud of both [NHS] teams.”
Of the 15 competing teams, Alger says Norwich brought two teams: The championship winning ‘purple’ team, and a younger, ‘white’ team, fostering two seventh graders.
Teams from hailing from Sauquiot, Proctor, Adirondack, Morrisville, Clinton, Stockbridge, Cooperstown, and Waterville all competed in the summer league that the NHS purple team would win, finishing with an impressive record of 24-2.
“[The white team] actually made it to the gold bracket with the purple team, which is a great accomplishment,” said Alger.
The NHS white team finished with a respectable record of 14-6.
Pictured above are the Norwich High School girls varsity volleyball team after winning the championship of the Mohawk Valley Summer League on Monday, July 31. Pictured from left to right are the purple team: Back row: NHS girls varsity volleyball coach Shelly Alger, Ripley Strong, Gabby Eddy, Jazmin Rodriguez, LeahAnne Humphrey, and Virginia Mauriano. Front row: Marleigha Clipston, Layla Burton, and Riley Strong.
UTICA – The Norwich High School girls varsity volleyball team became champions of the Monday night summer league at Mohawk Valley Community College after beating Mt. Markham, 3-1, on Monday, July 31.
“They’re a great, hard-working bunch of girls,” said NHS girls varsity head coach Shelly Alger. “I’m so proud of both [NHS] teams.”
Of the 15 competing teams, Alger says Norwich brought two teams: The championship winning ‘purple’ team, and a younger, ‘white’ team, fostering two seventh graders.
Teams from hailing from Sauquiot, Proctor, Adirondack, Morrisville, Clinton, Stockbridge, Cooperstown, and Waterville all competed in the summer league that the NHS purple team would win, finishing with an impressive record of 24-2.
“[The white team] actually made it to the gold bracket with the purple team, which is a great accomplishment,” said Alger.
The NHS white team finished with a respectable record of 14-6.
Pictured above are the Norwich High School girls varsity volleyball team after winning the championship of the Mohawk Valley Summer League on Monday, July 31. Pictured from left to right are the purple team: Back row: NHS girls varsity volleyball coach Shelly Alger, Ripley Strong, Gabby Eddy, Jazmin Rodriguez, LeahAnne Humphrey, and Virginia Mauriano. Front row: Marleigha Clipston, Layla Burton, and Riley Strong.
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