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FCHS voleeyball team wins 'Falcon Frenzy'

Shown at left, from left, front: Mary Grace Wyatt, Samantha Cox, Karli Rushing, Kayley Strickland and Grace Sullivan. Back: Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman, Karagan Koster, Jasmine Robinson, Jerrica Cannon, Callie Williams and Head Coach Jackie Dodd.

Shown at left, from left, front: Mary Grace Wyatt, Samantha Cox, Karli Rushing, Kayley Strickland and Grace Sullivan. Back: Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman, Karagan Koster, Jasmine Robinson, Jerrica Cannon, Callie Williams and Head Coach Jackie Dodd.

The Fayette County Lady Tigers’ volleyball team traveled to Central High School on Saturday, Aug. 24 to compete in the “Falcon Frenzy” volleyball tournament. This was the season opener for Fayette, but the Lady Tigers began its 2019 season in fine fashion, winning 12 consecutive sets against six different opponents to finish the tournament undefeated and claim the championship trophy. Shown at left, from left, front: Mary Grace Wyatt, Samantha Cox, Karli Rushing, Kayley Strickland and Grace Sullivan.

Volleyball team wins championship

Front row, from left: Leana Cervantes, Samantha Cox, Mary Grace Wyatt and Alejandra Gutierrez. Back row: Coach Bethann Bullard, Leah Fowler, Bailey Sherman, Karli Rushing, Victoria McNees and Coach Takilia Mayfield. The Club Director is Coach Sandra Holliman of Fayette (not pictured).

Front row, from left: Leana Cervantes, Samantha Cox, Mary Grace Wyatt and Alejandra Gutierrez. Back row: Coach Bethann Bullard, Leah Fowler, Bailey Sherman, Karli Rushing, Victoria McNees and Coach Takilia Mayfield. The Club Director is Coach Sandra Holliman of Fayette (not pictured).

The West Alabama Juniors’ Club Volleyball team (Purple Storm) took first place in the Eighteens Division at the Cupids Battle Tournament in Moulton on Saturday, Feb. 2.

Berry High School completes volleyball season

Shown from left front: Seniors and captains Lydia Young, Tyner Bowling and Laine Henderson. Back: Head Coach Linnie Shepherd, Faithlyn McCoy, Dixie Odom, Zoe Mauldin, Raven Davis, Brooke Blanton, Iannah Fields, Maggie Hammack, Sarah Rice and Lynsie Abernathy.

Shown from left front: Seniors and captains Lydia Young, Tyner Bowling and Laine Henderson. Back: Head Coach Linnie Shepherd, Faithlyn McCoy, Dixie Odom, Zoe Mauldin, Raven Davis, Brooke Blanton, Iannah Fields, Maggie Hammack, Sarah Rice and Lynsie Abernathy.

Berry High School’s Volleyball team finished the season as the Area Seven Runner-Up and competed in Montgomery in the super regionals.

FCHS finishes successful volleyball season

Shown is the All-Area Tournament team. From left: Karli Rushing, Samantha Cox, Kaylee Riddle, Ashton McCullar, Allison Watkins, and Tournament-MVP Ali Temple.

Shown is the All-Area Tournament team. From left: Karli Rushing, Samantha Cox, Kaylee Riddle, Ashton McCullar, Allison Watkins, and Tournament-MVP Ali Temple.

The Fayette County High School varsity volleyball team completed a successful 2018 season, winning the regular season area title and finishing as the area runner-up to the Haleyville Lions in the tournament. The Lady Tigers also were the West Alabama Conference (WAC) champions during the season. Fayette finished with an outstanding 29-10 overall record.

 

Bevill finishes volleyball season

Shown is the 2018 Bevill State volleball team.

Shown is the 2018 Bevill State volleball team.

Bevill State finished its volleyball season with a 7-16 record and with Brooke Self being named Second Team All-Region. Head Coach Theresa Berry-Franks said she is proud of the team and their accomplishments during the second season of the renewal of Bevill Volleyball. Berry-Franks is also excited to have freshman players Ricki-Jill Burrough, Amanda Cunningham and Madison Pavlovec.She thanked the crowd for their support this season and said that she is hitting the recruiting trail to find new talent for next year’s squad.

Fayette volleyball celebrates senior night

Pictured at the Fayette County High School volleyball Senior Night are from left: Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman, Sonya Ballew, Mary Kate Ballew, Darryl Ballew, Linda Byars, Aleah Byars, Joey Byars and head coach Jamie Lawler.

Pictured at the Fayette County High School volleyball Senior Night are from left: Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman, Sonya Ballew, Mary Kate Ballew, Darryl Ballew, Linda Byars, Aleah Byars, Joey Byars and head coach Jamie Lawler.

The Fayette County High School volleyball team celebrated its Senior Night on Oct. 16 with a regional match against Cordova. The seniors on this year's team are Mary Kate Ballew and Aleah Byars.

 

Fayette defeats Cordova in volleyball.

Karli Rushing (5) scores a winning point for the Lady Tigers as Kaylee Strickland (14) and Samantha Cox (3) watch.

Karli Rushing (5) scores a winning point for the Lady Tigers as Kaylee Strickland (14) and Samantha Cox (3) watch.

The Fayette Lady Tigers volleyball team defeated Cordova in straight sets: 25-22, 25-10 and 25-23, to win a key area matchup as the volleyball regular season winds down. Fayette currently leads the area four matches to one.

 

Fayette wins WAC Volleyball Championship

The Fayette volleyball team won the WAC Championship, held Sept. 15 in Fayette. Shown from left, kneeling: Aleah Byars and Mary Kate Ballew. Back: Head Coach Jamie Lawler, Jessica Duck, Karli Rushing, Assistant Coach Danielle Newsome, Samantha Cox, Mary Grace Wyatt, Kayley Strickland, Grace Sullivan, Karrigen Koster and Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman.

The Fayette volleyball team won the WAC Championship, held Sept. 15 in Fayette. Shown from left, kneeling: Aleah Byars and Mary Kate Ballew. Back: Head Coach Jamie Lawler, Jessica Duck, Karli Rushing, Assistant Coach Danielle Newsome, Samantha Cox, Mary Grace Wyatt, Kayley Strickland, Grace Sullivan, Karrigen Koster and Assistant Coach Sandra Holliman.

The Fayette County High School Lady Tigers volleyball team won the West Alabama Conference (WAC) championship, played in Fayette on Sept. 15.

Henry signs with AUM

Alex Henry, seated in center, is shown at her volleyball signing ceremony held at Bevill State Community College on Wednesday, April 18. Shown with Alex Henry are her parents, Will and Amanda Henry, and standing is her Bevill volleyball coach, Theresa Berry-Franks.

Alex Henry, seated in center, is shown at her volleyball signing ceremony held at Bevill State Community College on Wednesday, April 18. Shown with Alex Henry are her parents, Will and Amanda Henry, and standing is her Bevill volleyball coach, Theresa Berry-Franks.

Alex Henry has signed to play her remaining two years of college with Auburn University of Montgomery. She was a standout volleyball player at Fayette County High School and only played one year at Bevill during the college’s reinstatement of the volleyball team in 2017.

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