Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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The white volleyball team ended the season with a 6-12 record in the league and a 1-8 in the tournament. They practiced one and a half hours a day, 4 days a week. The hardest game they played was against Cen- tral Valley. Their best game was be- tween Liberty Christian because ev- eryone did very well. Although they needed a little work on their passing, the team ' s greatest strengths were serving and spiking. This has been a very rewarding sea- son for me, and I think the team feels the same way, said Coach Bob Kerr. The team ' s most valuable player was Jennifer Valles. She was one of the hardest workers and was very serious in practice and in the games. There were no superstars, but everybody excelled in the games. We work as a team, not as individuals, said Amy Kimbrough. They played very well and made the school proud. The stu- dent body agreed that White Glowed. 1. FRONT ROW: Christi Drumm, Amy Kimbrough, Jennifer Valles, Nancy Dunlap, Tammi McDermott, Lori Sea- holm; BACK ROW: Amy James, Susie Longberg, Kerrie Vaught, Marti Hurst, Becky Sesher, Dania Murphy, Coach Bob Kerr. 2. White goes up for the score. 3. Coach Kerr gives Nancy Dunlap, Lori Seaholm, Becky Sesher, Dania Murphy, and Amy Kimbrough a last-minute pep talk. 4. White takes a well-deserved break. 5. Susie Longberg gives the spike everything she ' s got. White Glows WON LOST White Purple North State White White Gold Knterp rise J.V. White Centra il Valley J.V. White White Bidwell Jr. North ' Valley White Chico .J lr. White White Gold White Notre Dame Purple White White Liberty Christian 124 White Volleyball

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Grace Under Pressure Volleyball is a game of grace, skill, and coordination. All of which No- va ' s Purple Volleyball Team pos- sessed! Although the season started out slow ly, it picked up with a game against Bidwell which was the har- dest game of the year. The strong offence and defense carried them on to victory. Mrs. Rita Osborne, the coach of the team said, Everybody on the team has improved greatly and they played as a team. The most im- proved player of the year was Rebec- ca Cilente. The captains of the team were Shanna Walton and Karen Henderson. All of the girls played well. 1. FRONT ROW: Tara Keinanen, Shawna Johnson, Anne Reed, Heather Henry, Rebecca Cilente, Shanna Walton; BACK ROW: Eva Miller, Angela Reddin, Karen Henderson, Cindy Dean, Rhonda Brit- ton, Mrs. Rita Osborne. 2. Angela Reddin sends the ball into orbit. 3. Cindy Dean blocks the spike and saves the game. 4. Mrs. Rita Osborne and team plan an attack. 5. Shawna Johnson prepares to score. 6. Ka- ren Henderson tries to save the ball. 126 Purple Volleybal