Varsity field hockey gathers for a final cheer before taking the field against Indian Creek. The team beat Indian Creek with a score of 2-1, and moved on to play Maryvale in the championships on Nov. 1.
Varsity field hockey gathers for a final cheer before taking the field against Indian Creek. The team beat Indian Creek with a score of 2-1, and moved on to play Maryvale in the championships on Nov. 1.

Success comes for some fall sports

November 14, 2014

To  wrap up the season, coaches and athletes summarize their season’s successes and failures and look forward to next year.

Men’s volleyball

The men’s volleyball team finished their season with a 5-14 record.

“I wish we could have won more games,” said senior and co-captain Rawlison Zhang. “Overall, the team had fun and maintained a competitive attitude throughout the entire season.”

“While the record does not necessarily show it, the team was able to compete with anyone and everyone they stepped on the court against,” said varsity head coach Larry Hetzel. Hetzel is a graduate from the class of ‘05.

“[The] best parts of the season were when we had lots of people in the crowd. That is when we performed the best,” said senior and co-captain Tim Kutcher.

When comparing this season to the previous one, Zhang believes that “[the players] came together much better as a team, communicated better, and adapted to each other’s play style well.”

Hetzel feels confident in the team’s ability for next year.

“Next season will have a lot of fresh faces, as we are graduating eight seniors,” Hetzel said. “However, I have no doubt that the improvement in the program will continue.”

JV’s record was 5-12.

Elizabeth Driver is a Copy Editor for The Patriot and jcpatriot.com.

Leave a Comment

The Patriot • Copyright 2024 • FLEX WordPress Theme by SNOLog in

Comments (0)

All The Patriot Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *