Gallery: Volleyball Veterans Night

JV and varsity volleyball beat Dundee-Crown during a special veteran’s night

The JV volleyball team competes against Dundee-Grown during a match on September 9 in the Freshman Campus main gym.

Mackenzie Sroka, Staff Writer
September 17, 2021

On Thursday, September 9, the varsity and JV volleyball teams played Dundee-Crown at their home court in the Freshman Campus main gym.

Between the two games, veterans were honored and walked to the center of the court by the varsity players to sign a wooden flag. The fans took off their hats in support of the veterans. During the varsity game, fans cheered chants and showed their support by wearing U.S.A. colors.

After the hard fought matches, both teams won against Dundee-Crown’s volleyball teams.

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Mackenzie Sroka, Editor In Chief

Mackenzie Sroka is a senior at McHenry High School's Upper Campus. She enjoys spending time with friends, traveling, playing soccer and golf, and photography. This is Mackenzie's fourth year on the Messenger's staff.

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