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Volley for a cure game Walnut vs Anderson

Witness the Varsity players of Walnut and Anderson unite in a game supporting breast cancer awareness. Players in pink jerseys stand for the anthem, with standout performances by Grace Masur, Kaila Clear, Megan McCreary, and Olivia Tombragel. Experience their teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship through intense plays and strategic moves on the court. Join the spirited atmosphere as the players, led by head coach Nick Toth, display resilience and unity in the fight against breast cancer.

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Volley for a cure game Walnut vs Anderson

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  1. Volley for a cure game Walnut vs Anderson By Mackenzie Canto ‘17

  2. Varsity players pose for a team picture before game, wearing all pink to show support for the cure for Breast Cancer

  3. Players line up for the National Anthem

  4. Grace Masur, ‘18 leads the team as they shake hands with the opponent

  5. Kaila Clear, SENIOR spikes the ball out of Anderson's reach

  6. Players huddle up during a time out, listening to the encouraging words of head coach Nick Toth

  7. Megan McCreary, ‘18 and Alexis Konstis, ‘18 dive to try and save a ball from hitting the ground

  8. Olivia Tombragel, ‘20 jumping in the air as she spikes the ball onto Anderson's side of the court

  9. Players walk to positions after a fire play resulting in a point for Walnut

  10. Maggie Gavin, SENIOR and Tombragel, ‘20 jump to block a spike made my Anderson

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