By Michael Loschiavo – Sports Editor 

Jonathan Law’s girls volleyball team looks to make an impact this fall season.

Senior captain Eryn Mower believes that the team is prepared to have a great season. 

“We plan to work very hard in all our practices and scrimmages to become very successful,” Mower said. “Along with working hard in practice it is import to be really close with our team.

Senior captain Eden Van Waveren has played volleyball since freshman year and can’t wait to start the season with being one of the captains and role models.

“My role is to look after the team and be the best role model I could possibly be,” Van Waveren said. “Volleyball is all about communication, so having a strong relationship as a team JV and varsity together is super beneficial on and off the court.” 

Junior Ella Jambor set some goals for herself for the beginning of the season.

“My goals for the season are to make it really far in states and just improve overall,” Jambor said.  

The team in the offseason competed in tournaments and in a summer league, and so far this fall they have played in one scrimmage and will play in a total of four.

Senior Emily Morey plans to be a key asset to the team.

”There is always room for improvement,” Morey said. “This year we just want to continue, being a very communicative team, bonded, giving 110% effort, and just holding on to our passion that every single one of us has for volleyball.”

The team is ready to start the season on a positive note.

Senior Olivia Kowalski believes that she can make a difference on the team.

“I am one of the quarterbacks on the team, the position is important because it makes up our offense, with a good setter our hitters can be more successful with kills,” said Kowalski. 

Volleyball coach Mrs. Loch believes her team is prepared to dominate this season.

“The goals I have for the team this year is to make the state finals,” Loch said. “ We have a really solid defense this year and hope to use it as our advantage.”