Fall Co-ed Volleyball in Ballard Tuesdays

Kit played not only his game of 3 matches, but also played the game after his to help out a team. His serves, hits and digs remained consistent throughout both games and he showed true heart by stepping up to help out a team. He did an amazing job, is a strong player and has a a great attitude.

Gutt enough is this weeks Team of the Week. After a miscommunication the week before, Gutt Enough came back strong, winning 2 out of 3 games, even though they only had 4 players! They worked well together and even spectators could see their team chemistry. Gutt Enough consistently bumped, set and spiked the ball and their serves were incredible. Gutt Enough are serious contenders in this league and shouldn't be underestimated, even when they only have 4 people.

Gutt enough is this weeks Team of the Week. After a miscommunication the week before, Gutt Enough came back strong, winning 2 out of 3 games, even though they only had 4 players! They worked well together and even spectators could see their team chemistry. Gutt Enough consistently bumped, set and spiked the ball and their serves were incredible. Gutt Enough are serious contenders in this league and shouldn't be underestimated, even when they only have 4 people.

Becky from Phi Tappa Kegga moves fluidly with her team, their every move coordinated to best set up the next play. for this reason, and many others, Becky is this weeks POTW. She bumps, sets and spikes with deadly accuracy and put up strong blocks. The team is also leading the pack, sitting on top of the scoreboard. Phi Tappa Kegga is a threat heading into the last week of regular season play.

This week was an especially frustrating week for Loyal Heights when it came to setting up, with equipment broken or just plain missing. All the teams understood about the delay, but one team when beyond understanding to action. That is why this week's POTW goes to the boys of Diggers. Not only did they understand, they went out of their way to help me when everything went wrong. They brainstormed how to get the pole hole uncovered and eventually succeed, using a way of their own invention. They then turned their brainpower to the task of finding something to replace the missing net wrench, using a large screwdriver to ultimately crank the handle. After they solved those two problems they then helped to actually set up the net, tying cords for me and putting on antenna poles. The boys of Diggers stepped up this week and that is why they are the Players of the Week.