Carrollton Lady Hawks take on St. John’s Lady Redbirds
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Girls junior high volleyball is in full swing and there is no greater game than when cross-town rivals Carrollton Lady Hawks and the St. John’s Lady Redbirds meet up for a match. Last week they met up at St. John’s gym where the seventh grade game went to the Lady Hawks in three sets and the eighth grade game went to St. Johns in three sets. Because of such a large team this year, they were able to have a “C” game for the younger girls prior to these games.
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The look on Carrollton’s Lillian Hazelwood’s face as she returns this serve during the eighth grade game just about says it all.
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Katera Ulery blocks this shot cleanly for St. John’s at the net during the eighth grade game helping lead her team to victory.
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Carrollton’s Collins Newton sends this ball over her back and across the net during the seventh grade game.
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St. John’s Khloe Martin returns this ball during the “C” game.
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Carrollton’s Lakynn Langheim has perfect form as she returns this ball.
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St. John’s Maggie Stumpf didn’t need two hands to return this ball – one did just fine.
