Friday, July 1, 2022

[PHOTOSTORY:MOTION]

 By: Willow Handley

Daniel Brown, 27, spiking the ball. Spikes are a very powerful way to score against the opponent.

Ethan Doyle, 21, serving the ball. Serving is the way to get the ball into play. 

Players  High-fiving. Its proper edict to high five the opposing team even after a lose. 

More Players High-fiving. This shows great sportsmanship. 


Chandler laughing before serving the ball. There are lots of laughs as other players will try to distract the player serving. 

Lural Gaskin, 21, about to serve. Some players take serving very serious. 

Wesley Handley ,22, and Nathan Green,22, cheering from the sidelines. Many people cheer on their friends while they play. 

Stephen Tye, 20, taking score. The scorekeeper has to pay close attention to the game at all times. 

Ethan Doyle getting ready to serve. The ball is a key component in this game and its important to have one that's qualified for game play. 

Players attempting to spike. A defensive move to block a spike is to jump with both hands in the air. 

Players on the sideline watching the game. Volleyball can get very intense and enticing. 

The after shot of a spike. If the player is good at spiking they are usually able to maneuver around a block in order to still score a point. 

Girls sitting on the side talking. In between games is usually when friends are able to  catch up and talk.

A player holding the ball between games. Its always important to play attention and listen to the captain and talk strategy before games. 

Cameron Rhodes, 35, talking to the opposing team. When at the net, that is where the most trash talk is being had. 

Thomas Stuckey, 15, waiting to serve. Its important to have consistent serves as that is the best way to get the ball into play. 

Alexis serving the ball. There are several ways to serve, such as underhanded and overhanded which is shown here. 

Daniel Brown serving. Having a powerful serve that is hard to return is always helpful and allows you to gain points faster. 

Ethan Doyle, 21, getting up after diving. Diving is a good way to show effort to keep the ball into play. 

Ethan Doyle, 21, serving. Most players have their serving rituals such as dribbling or spinning the ball before hitting it. 

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