Volleyball loses to Olathe West 3-1

Volleyball played at home against Olathe West Thursday, Oct. 6

Sophia Estes, Bryn Simpson, Callie Cahoy, and Stella Platt
October 9, 2022

The volleyball team was defeated by the Olathe West Owls, Thursday, Oct. 6. The team lost 3-1 out of five matches. Senior Madeline Schnepf described the team’s performance during the game.

“It wasn’t our best game,” Schnepf said. “We only won one set which felt very discouraging.”

Junior Addison Bailey shared similar feelings about the game.

“I feel like our performance in the game against Olathe West on Thursday was not our best,” Bailey said. “Personally, I was proud of the way that I played that game. They were a strong team but we definitely could have won that game if we played stronger.”

Schnepf described what the team could improve on.

“For the next game, we could work on our serves and serve receives,” Schnepf said.

Additionally, Bailey looks forward to the rest of the season after the switch to 6A.

“I think the rest of the season is going to be really fun,” Bailey said. “The recent change to 6A is a new possibility for a state championship. I think we have all seen what we can do on the court.”

Overall, Schnepf shared her hopes for the rest of the season and state.

“I feel like we have a really good shot at going to state,” Schnepf said. “We are going to have to keep practicing and working hard if we want to make it there.”

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About the Writers

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Sophia Estes’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year she will be taking on the position of JAG Editor-in-Chief. When Sophia is not writing for the yearbook, you can find her in Jag Chorale and dancing competitively. She also enjoys reading, hanging out with her friends, listening to music and spending time with her dog.

Bryn Simpson, JAG reporter/photographer

This is junior Bryn Simpson’s first year on the JAG yearbook staff and will be taking the positions of photographer and writer. When not in room C-101, you can likely find her running for track or hanging out in Weber’s room, making beautiful pictures to decorate her classroom. When not in school, you can catch her working, listening to music, hanging out with animals or spending her late nights in the gym.

Callie Cahoy, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Callie Cahoy’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of Editor-in-Chief. She's also involved in cross country, NHS as an officer, Relay for Life ELT, and the psychology club. Outside of school, she enjoys watching 90’s rom-coms, listening to Taylor Swift, dominating on the sand volleyball court, and hanging out with friends.

Stella Platt, JAG reporter/photographer

This is sophomore Stella Platt’s first year on the yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of a photographer and writer. When not working for the yearbook, you can find her playing tennis or volleyball. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with family and friends, reading, watching movies and baking.

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