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Atchison County Mail November 3, 2016 Page 7 B L U E J A Y C O R N E R Lady Jays conclude season, go 24-6-1 By Ashley Christian The Rock Port Blue Jay Vol- they fell short of winning to Jackie Bradley said. Kansas City, Mo., to play for leyball girls put up a strong Falls City Sacred Heart. They After the regular season, the Sectionals at Oak Park High fight from the start to the finish then bounced back to win the fi- Lady Jays kept their stride and School against Midway. Sadly, this season. Under the leader- nal three games continued to the girls lost in two sets, 11-25 ship of a new coaching duo, of the regular conquer the and 16-25. This was not the way Thomas Herron and Kaitlea season. The 2016 Lady Jays volleyball floor they wanted to end the season, Hastert, the girls stayed true to The regu- tied the record with the through Dis- but it was still an outstanding the game they loved to play. lar season tricts. They season overall. The 2016 Lady Seven seniors triumphantly led ended up be- 2007 team for the most won their first Jays tied the record with the the team to victory on the court. ing very suc- wins in a single season game of Dis- 2007 team for the most wins in Starting the season off strong, cessful for the with 24 victories. tricts against a single season with 24 victo- they got second in the Fairfax Lady Jays, and Nodaway Holt ries. tournament. they still man- in two sets, 25- “I think the volleyball season The volleyball girls won their aged to make 18 and 25-11. was so successful because, for first game of the season against fun memories in the process. With the crowd’s support, one, you have seven seniors West Nodaway in two sets, 25-6 “My favorite memory was the they defeated the East Atchison coming back to help lead the and 25-9. This game set the tone second day of practice when ev- Wolves in two sets, 25-10 and team. And, just a good dynamic for how the rest of the season eryone was asking who would 25-13. This victory concluded amongst the players, just will- would go. The Lady Jays stayed win a fight, me or Abby? And the tournament and sealed the ing to work together and really on top of their game by produc- so, we started fighting and Mr. title of 2016 Districts 16 Cham- have one mission and one focus ing a ten-game winning streak Herron broke us up before we pions to the Rock Port Lady for the season,” Coach Herron at the beginning of the season. could finish. But everyone Jays. said. Failing to uphold this streak, knows that I would win,” senior The Lady Jays traveled to Left: Senior Journi Burke serves in the Sectional volley- ball game. Right: Senior Me- gan Stevens and junior Catyn Chamberlain await the serve in the game against Midway. 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