Gallery: Spring volleyball season

After waiting all year for their season to start, MCHS’s volleyball players are hitting the court hard

Regina Anelli spikes the volleyball during a home volleyball match on March 22 against Lakes High School.

Madison Harvey, Staff Writer
April 9, 2021

When the Illinois High School Association “paused” high school sports in the spring, MCHS’s volleyball teams were among the most impacted. Now that athletic seasons are back in full swing, each volleyball team is ready to make up for lost time.

During the week before spring break, the volleyball program took on Lakes Community High School as well as Johnsburg High School. The Varsity team beat Johnsburg in two sets in a high-scoring affair. McHenry’s sophomore team rose to 3-0 after winning against Lakes. Finally, the JV team beat Lakes in three sets.

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Madison Harvey, Head of Broadcast Coverage

Madison Harvey is a senior at the Upper Campus of McHenry Community High School. Madison loves to be involved with the school, as she is National Honor Society President, a cofounder of Business Professionals of America, and a member of the Varsity Softball team. She also works with Student Council, Spanish Honor Society, Warrior Council, and Key Club. When she's not in school, she likes to spend time playing softball, reading, and volunteering with first graders at Valley View Elementary School. This is Madison's third year with the Warrior Weekly, and her fourth on Warrior Student Media.

Recognition:

2024 IHSA Sectionals (fourth in TV News)

2023 IHSA State (fourth in TV News)

2023 IHSA Sectionals (third in TV News)

“Varsity dance” (IJEA)

“One for the books” (IJEA)

"Riding the Momentum" (IWPA)

"Day in the Life of a Preschool Lab Teacher" (IWPA)

"Keep the universal DH" (IJEA)

"Becoming One" (Best of SNO)

"One year later" (Best of SNO)

“Making it big” (Best of SNO, IJEA)

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