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New Coaches, New Faces, New Goals, New Beginnings

The Columbia Varsity volleyball team
was ready for the 1993-94 season.
Sometimes in sports, though, the score
doesn't always reflect the true ability of
the players. The varsity volleyball team
proved this. The team was under the
leadership of new coach, Sharon Coats.
The girls started the season with a lot of
enthusiasm and they finished with the
same attitude. Although the season didn't
turn out like expected, the girls played
hard and in their hearts, they are all
winners.
With hard work and dedication these
girls will be something to watch out for in
the future when it comes to dominating the
District.

R.lchel McClelLln Is otUI •lrbome dter pounding the ~II •cross
the net •• Stephonle Durronce owoHs the return.
Denise Outlaw gets ready to throw

Tia Brannon bumps the ball to Melissa Burns as
Heather Sauls and Vanessa Phelps await the set.
The Junior Varsity volleyball team started
the season not knowing what to expect.
None of the girls had ever played
volleyball on a school team before. This
didn't diminish their willingness to work
hard. The J.V. was also under the
leadership of a new coach, Mary Hale.
Coach Hale was learning the game as well
as her players, but was determined to get
the girls to do their best. The girls started
the season excited and ready to play the
game. The J.V. season was a good learning
experience for the young players as well as
a good foundation to build for the future.
Their win over Suwannee was the most
I leather Sauls passes the ball to Tia Brannon as Stasia Timmons and Melissa S.r~ Carter recovers from a powerful serve u
exciting team effort of the year. Burns stand ready for anything that comes their way. Huther Souls ond Essie Hold on look on. Stephonle
Willis Is pre poring for • aerve ol her own.
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