The Lady Crusaders volleyball team heads into this season coming
place in every tournament they competed in this summer. “We were of vacations and work schedules. We had a very good summer, I think.” RETURNING LEADERS
Seniors Emma Hulsey and Addyson Scherr are among the players back three-year starter for Helias and was an all-state player last year. Emma had 104 total blocks in 2025, which tied her for seventh overall in Class 3,
around them as well.”
As a senior, Emma knows her role on the team will change this
and pick the team up,” said Hulsey. “We also have a responsibility to set a high standard on a good work ethic and hard work throughout the season to help us get to another state championship.”
best version of yourself.”
Also returning for her third year on the varsity is outside hitter Ad-
rating, third on the team in kills and hitting percentage, and fourth too high or too low. In addition to hitting on the front row, she will serve and play defense this year,” said Harris. Addyson is excited about the upcoming season. “I want us to enjoy playing the game we all love, play for each other, and trust one another. If we stay connected as a team and keep working hard, the results will come,” said Scherr. “Senior year goes by way too fast, and I want to enjoy every practice, every game, and every moment with this team.” PLAYERS TO WATCH - Michael, Nora Lock, Emma Heislen and setter Alyssa Scherr. “Alyssa - ance. She also has a great serve and plays good defense,” said Harris. “Nora is very good at mixing up her attacks so the defense has a hard time reading her. She can also attack out of the back row.” LOOKING AHEAD
Helias always plays a good schedule and this year should be no the postseason,” said Harris.
The ultimate goal is to hang another banner on the wall.
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