We are very organized and are willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done. Both Henderson and McKenzie met with College President Scott Colley to discuss the Volley Vikes hope of becoming an intercollegiate team. He has supported us already this year by coming to a couple of our games. Coach Noel Carper, also professor of history, sees lots of potential in this year's team. We all seem to be on the same level of ability this year, unlike last year.
Carper believes unity and working together are very important for a volleyball team.
If one person isn't playing well, then the team isn't playing well. When you think of your star players you think of your hitters, but if the dig and the pass aren't there, then the hitter can't do anything with the ball. It's hard to learn to pass a ball with your forearms just like it's hard to learn to pass a soccer ball with your feet. The Volley Vikes will be playing their first home game Oct. 21 at the Rome YMCA at against Agnes Scott College.