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Abby volleyball looks to repeat in 2025

Abby volleyball looks to repeat in 2025
2025 ABBOTSFORD VOLLEYBALL TEAM - This year’s 2025 Abbotsford volleyball team members are, in the back row from left to right, coach Mel Kunze, coach John Kreeger, Riley Podevels, Celia Schindler, Marilyn Hammock, Lauryn Harris, Kinsley Kalepp, Kinsley Will, Alexis Searer, Mia Bonilla, Coach Amber Griesmer, and coach Catie Clement. In the middle row from left to right are coach Codee Peterson, Faith Sperl, Campbell Brodhagen, Caylee Clement, Keltie Will, Anna Tran, Marcella Dudnikow, Mia Sundermeyer, Jazmin Jimenez, Lily Kim, Jaidyn Malzahn, and Allie Erikson. In the front row from left to right are Ximena Aguilera, Natalia Velazquez, Autumn Danen, Ella Schreiber, Grace Lindau, Jennifer Monroy Machan, Ailin Hernandez, Emily Gonzalez Chavez, and Kylee Wiese. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
Abby volleyball looks to repeat in 2025
2025 ABBOTSFORD VOLLEYBALL TEAM - This year’s 2025 Abbotsford volleyball team members are, in the back row from left to right, coach Mel Kunze, coach John Kreeger, Riley Podevels, Celia Schindler, Marilyn Hammock, Lauryn Harris, Kinsley Kalepp, Kinsley Will, Alexis Searer, Mia Bonilla, Coach Amber Griesmer, and coach Catie Clement. In the middle row from left to right are coach Codee Peterson, Faith Sperl, Campbell Brodhagen, Caylee Clement, Keltie Will, Anna Tran, Marcella Dudnikow, Mia Sundermeyer, Jazmin Jimenez, Lily Kim, Jaidyn Malzahn, and Allie Erikson. In the front row from left to right are Ximena Aguilera, Natalia Velazquez, Autumn Danen, Ella Schreiber, Grace Lindau, Jennifer Monroy Machan, Ailin Hernandez, Emily Gonzalez Chavez, and Kylee Wiese. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

With most of their starting rotation returning from 2024’s Marawood-North champion squad, this year’s Abbotsford Falcons volleyball team will be looking to repeat as conference title winners wh...

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