YOUNG GUNS- This year the Wahoo Newspaper All-Area Volleyball Team was taking over by an influx of underclassmen talent. Pictured back row left to right are Lily Bolden of Bishop Neumann, Raeghan Craven of Ashland-Greenwood, Caitlin McGuigan of Bishop Neumann, Audrey Waido of Wahoo and Janie Munter of Mead. Front row is Mylee Tichota of Yutan, Hayden Osmera of Wahoo and Quincy Cotter of Raymond Central.
Alex Eller, Waverly News
Quincy Cotter of Raymond Central set a new school record this past season with 310 kills. She was one of four sophomores that were selected for the Wahoo Newspaper All-Area Team in Volleyball.
WAHOO- For the 2022 High School Volleyball Season in the Saunders County area, it was the underclassmen that were able to steal the show. This year, there were four sophomores who made the All-Area First Team which was the most of any grade. Second was the junior class with two, and then there was one freshman and one senior.
YOUNG GUNS- This year the Wahoo Newspaper All-Area Volleyball Team was taking over by an influx of underclassmen talent. Pictured back row left to right are Lily Bolden of Bishop Neumann, Raeghan Craven of Ashland-Greenwood, Caitlin McGuigan of Bishop Neumann, Audrey Waido of Wahoo and Janie Munter of Mead. Front row is Mylee Tichota of Yutan, Hayden Osmera of Wahoo and Quincy Cotter of Raymond Central.
Quincy Cotter of Raymond Central set a new school record this past season with 310 kills. She was one of four sophomores that were selected for the Wahoo Newspaper All-Area Team in Volleyball.
