Today we transition from girls’ soccer to volleyball.
Volleyball also experienced quite a few changes due to reclassification.
We start today with the two districts that contain only
one team from our coverage area – Division II-A West and District 13-AAA.
Division II-A
University School of Jackson is the lone team in the
Division II-A West, but the Lady Bruins are one of the better teams in the
area.
From the looks of USJ’s schedule, the region is split
into two divisions like most of the other sports and teams in each division
play each other twice each season.
Teams
Fayette Academy
St. George’s
Rossville Christian
Tipton-Rosemark
USJ
USJ
The Lady Bruins return three starters from last season in
Sara Glassman, Paige Sheffield and Molly Hall.
Sheffield, a member of The All-West Tennessee team last
year, is one of the top setters in the area and will be key to USJ’s success.
The Lady Bruins lost their go-to hitter from last season
Andrea Arreaza, but look for Hall to try and step in and fill those shoes in
the middle.
This is Kimberly McNeal’s third season in charge of the
team, so look for USJ to try and take that next step and get back to the region
semifinals.
Predicted order of finish
1. St. George’s
2. USJ
3. Tipton-Rosemark
4. Fayette Academy
5. Rossville Christian
Class AAA
With North Side moving from Class AAA to Class A-AA,
District 13-AAA shrunk to four teams.
Brighton and Munford are always tough and the teams to
beat in this district.
Dyer County is under a new head coach in former Madison
coach Shanna O’Bright. O'Bright is one of the top coaches in the area and will get the Lady Choctaws better.
Teams
Brighton
Dyer County
Hardin County
Munford
Hardin County
The Lady Tigers return five of the seven players that
started last season. Libero Courtney Simmons will be looked to as the team’s
main passer and the senior leader.
Hardin County has plenty to juniors that have improved
since last season like outside hitter Brooke Cossey, middle hitter Delaney
Timberman and setter Shelby Vaughn.
This district might be small, but is very, very tough.
Predicted order of finish:
1. Munford
2. Brighton
3. Dyer County
4. Hardin County
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