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Volleyballers Win on Pink Night!

Ruby Gaskell, staff writer
October 6, 2025
Morgan Mcgee
The Lady Braves huddle on during pink night and strategize their game plan. Coach Kalin Schwab said, “I like our team huddles because they give us time to regroup and take a breathe so that we can go back out on the court and win.” This is Schwab’s first year as the Lady Braves’ head coach.
Lady Braves Pink Night vs Preston Indians
Morgan Mcgee
Camryn Mackey runs for a ball shanked from a pass. She loves to save the ball when it gets shanked. "Being a libero, I get really good passes," said Mackey.
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Southwest District Administrators Association Outstanding Senior Student Athletes Jase Burton and Kambree Johnson stand with SVHS Activities Director Robert Erickson. Burton and Johnson were selected to represent their region as student athletes who have exemplified excellence in the classroom and in athletic competition. "I'm proud of the way Jase and Kambree have represented us over the years as impressive scholars and athletes," said Erickson.
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