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Lady Wildcats finish second in region

Pictured from left to right on the front row are Bella Taylor, Maggie Norris, Hailey Medders and Sydney Rice; back row, Assistant Coach Sarah Rice, Aubrey Helms, Alex Wilson, Leah Ward, Sophie Nelson, Camryn Frost, Emma Kathrine Bozeman and Coach Samantha Estes. (Not pictured is Julia Cook) | Photo by Shelly Hess

Pictured from left to right on the front row are Bella Taylor, Maggie Norris, Hailey Medders and Sydney Rice; back row, Assistant Coach Sarah Rice, Aubrey Helms, Alex Wilson, Leah Ward, Sophie Nelson, Camryn Frost, Emma Kathrine Bozeman and Coach Samantha Estes. (Not pictured is Julia Cook) | Photo by Shelly Hess

The Berry High School girls varsity volleyball team finshed their regular season with a 9-12 overall record, finished 2-0 (2nd) in the region and finished second runner up in area tournament on Thursday Oct. 16.

Lady Lions finish fourth in region

Hubbertville varsity girls’ volleyball seniors who were recognized on Senior Night from left to right are Bailey Edgil, Georgia Grace Gardner, Zoe Whitson and McKenzie Mahan. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth

Hubbertville varsity girls’ volleyball seniors who were recognized on Senior Night from left to right are Bailey Edgil, Georgia Grace Gardner, Zoe Whitson and McKenzie Mahan. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth

The Hubbertville girls’ varsity volleyball team finshed the season with a 4-13 overall record and finished 1-5 (4th) in the region.

FCHS volleyball team has successful season

The Fayette County High School varsity volleyball team finished a successful 2023 season, winning the regular season area title and hosting the area tournament. The Lady Tigers received a first-round bye in the Class 3A, Area 9 Tournament, then defeated Winfield three sets to one to advance to the championship match. Fayette faced a tough Carbon Hill squad for the title, and won the championship match three sets to one.

 

FCHS wins Area Volleyball Tournament

Shown from left, front: Ensleigh Kennedy, Maggie Hubbert and Ally Porter. Middle: Bailey Unger, Caylen Williams, Lily Beth Davis and Laney Deavours. Back: Elsie Smyth, Bella Wilkins, Addie Thomas, Brooklyn Stevenson, Kinley Owens, Ayla Stevenson and Linnie Hubbert.

Shown from left, front: Ensleigh Kennedy, Maggie Hubbert and Ally Porter. Middle: Bailey Unger, Caylen Williams, Lily Beth Davis and Laney Deavours. Back: Elsie Smyth, Bella Wilkins, Addie Thomas, Brooklyn Stevenson, Kinley Owens, Ayla Stevenson and Linnie Hubbert.

Fayette County High School’s volleyball team won the Class 3A, Area 9 championship by defeating Carbon Hill in the championship match three sets to two.

Fayette volleyball to host area tournament

Shown are the senior FCHS volleyball players, along with their coaches and families. From left: Head Coach Jackie Dodd, Dru Porter, Ally Porter, Lindsay Porter, Shane Johnson, Katie Johnson, Mandy Johnson, Brad Kennedy, Ensleigh Kennedy, Kasey Kennedy, Heath Webb, Linnie Hubbert, Maggie Hubbert, Emily Webb and Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman.

Shown are the senior FCHS volleyball players, along with their coaches and families. From left: Head Coach Jackie Dodd, Dru Porter, Ally Porter, Lindsay Porter, Shane Johnson, Katie Johnson, Mandy Johnson, Brad Kennedy, Ensleigh Kennedy, Kasey Kennedy, Heath Webb, Linnie Hubbert, Maggie Hubbert, Emily Webb and Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman.

Fayette County High School will host the area volleyball tournament on Thursday, Oct. 19.
Gordo and Winfield will meet at 1:30 p.m. in the first match of the day, and the winner of that match will play Fayette at 3 p.m. Oakman will face Carbon Hill at 4:30 p.m., with the championship match scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.

 

Volleyball returns to Hubbertvile School

Shown are the 2022-23 volleyball players at Hubbertville School. From left, front: Brooklynn Redd, Haley Aaron, AnnaLeigh Odom, Gracie Gardner, Maddie Trimm and Addison Tucker. Middle: Karlee Pollard, Bailey Edgil, Morgan Gann, Zoe Whitson, Brooklyn Nix, Mallory Corkren, Carly Linley and Lily Williams. Top: Head Coach Chasidy Walker, Carlie Roby, Nevaeh Hall, Daisy Brown, Kylee Dunn, Hailey Cox, Sara Beth Shirley, Ashlyn Tucker and Assistant Coach Sheena Roby.

Shown are the 2022-23 volleyball players at Hubbertville School. From left, front: Brooklynn Redd, Haley Aaron, AnnaLeigh Odom, Gracie Gardner, Maddie Trimm and Addison Tucker. Middle: Karlee Pollard, Bailey Edgil, Morgan Gann, Zoe Whitson, Brooklyn Nix, Mallory Corkren, Carly Linley and Lily Williams. Top: Head Coach Chasidy Walker, Carlie Roby, Nevaeh Hall, Daisy Brown, Kylee Dunn, Hailey Cox, Sara Beth Shirley, Ashlyn Tucker and Assistant Coach Sheena Roby.

For the first time in approximately 40 years, Hubbertville School will field varsity and JV volleyball teams this season.

 

Rushing signs scholarship offer

Shown from left, front: Fayette County High School Principal Dr. Jeremy Madden; Karli Rushing; her mother, Dorrie Rushing; and her father Matthew Rushing. Shown in back are Fayette County High School Head Volleyball Coach Jackie Dodd, Fayette County High School Assistant Volleyball Coach Sandra Holliman, and Karli’s brother Kason Rushing.

Shown from left, front: Fayette County High School Principal Dr. Jeremy Madden; Karli Rushing; her mother, Dorrie Rushing; and her father Matthew Rushing. Shown in back are Fayette County High School Head Volleyball Coach Jackie Dodd, Fayette County High School Assistant Volleyball Coach Sandra Holliman, and Karli’s brother Kason Rushing.

Karli Rushing, senior at Fayette County High School, signed a scholarship offer on Feb. 19 to continue her academic and volleyball career the next two seasons at Itawamba Community College in Fulton, Miss. This fall will be the first-ever season of volleyball at the school, and she is anxious to be a part of this historic team for Itawamba.

Bevill celebrates ‘Pink-Out’

Shown is the Bevill State Community College volleyball team as they posed for a picture prior to their “Pink-Out” match on Oct. 10 against Andrews College. Shown from left, front: Lexie Dishner, Audrey Marlowe, Danielle Knight, Ashley Wellington, Madison Pavlovec and Madison Chastain. Back: Adi Lynn, Amber Markham, Chy'Keria Gardner, Baily Bishop, Amanda Cunningham, Ricki-Jill Burrough, Sidney Keeton, Sarah Ellison and Head Coach Theresa Berry-Franks.

Shown is the Bevill State Community College volleyball team as they posed for a picture prior to their “Pink-Out” match on Oct. 10 against Andrews College. Shown from left, front: Lexie Dishner, Audrey Marlowe, Danielle Knight, Ashley Wellington, Madison Pavlovec and Madison Chastain. Back: Adi Lynn, Amber Markham, Chy'Keria Gardner, Baily Bishop, Amanda Cunningham, Ricki-Jill Burrough, Sidney Keeton, Sarah Ellison and Head Coach Theresa Berry-Franks.

Bevill celebrated a “Pink-Out” tailgate party and volleyball match on Thursday, Oct. 10 in recognition of breast cancer awareness. Students and faculty enjoyed grilled hamburgers, hotdogs, and snacks prior to the Lady Bears match against Andrews College. Bevill State completed the afternoon of cancer awareness by defeating Andrew College 25-18, 25-10 and 25-13 in straight sets to win the match.

 

Fayette volleyball wins WAC

Pictured is the Fayette County High School volleyball team, which won the West Alabama Conference (WAC) tournament championship in Vernon on Saturday, Oct. 5.

Pictured is the Fayette County High School volleyball team, which won the West Alabama Conference (WAC) tournament championship in Vernon on Saturday, Oct. 5.

The FCHS Lady Tigers went undefeated in Vernon on Saturday, Oct. 5 to win the 2019 WAC Tournament. Fayette swept Sulligent (25-13, 25-19) and Lamar County (25-10, 25-9) to advance to the championship and defeated Winfield (26-24, 20-25, 15-11). In a tri-match on Monday, Oct. 7, the Lady Tigers suffered a loss against Northridge (25-20, 13-25, 10-15), but beat Oakman (25-18, 25-15). On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Fayette lost an area game to Curry (25-21, 25-23, 25-11), then defeated Sumiton Christian (25-11, 25-17), leaving Fayette with a 20-3 season record.

 

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