Fall Midcore Volleyball at First Baptist Mondays

If you had to pick an individual as an example of hard work, you should take a look at Courtney Spackman! On Monday night at First Baptist, her team, Back That Ace Up, only had four players to play against a full team of six. Although that may seem daunting for most, Courtney stepped up fearlessly. She gave 110% to every dig, set, and hit. For all of her efforts and incredible demeanor, Courtney is our player of the week. Congratulations!

On occasion, sports offer a platform for an athlete to transcend the competition and the game played. Such was the case when Anthony Van Eaton of Back That Ace Up transcended volleyball with his terrific performance. Consistently, Back That Ace Up turned to Anthony when they needed a big play to be made. Time and time again, Anthony answered the call, recording countless kills and digs along the way! He truly showed what it means to be an athlete who gives 110%. For his stupendously outstanding performance, Anthony is our Player of the Week! Congratulations!

Paul Springer should work at IHOP with the way he served up a perfect pancake at Monday night's volleyball match. In a fearless dive across the back court, Paul of Bump N’ Grind managed to reach his hand out flat on the floor and pop the what should have been down volleyball. The ball flew up nicely into the air for his team to recover. For his spectacularly amazing play, Paul is our player of the week. Congratulations!

WOW! Shelby Flick of Bump N' Grind should work as a head chef with all the heat she dished out during Monday night volleyball! Her serves were so fast and so hard that you could almost see flames shooting off of the ball. Her skills were great enough to help push her team towards the victory they needed to advance to the semifinals round of the tournament. For her superior efforts, Shelby is our player of the week. Congratulations!