Talented roster leaves EPPJ wanting more in ’22

EPPJ Wolfpack Volleyball Team Elgin Nebraska Antelope County Nebraska news Elgin Review 2022 9118 6 col cmyk
This year's Wolfpack volleyball team consists of (front row, l-r): Baylee Busteed, Keyera Eisenhauer, Sharon Bartak, Skyler Meis, Maddie Kolm, Taylynne Charf, Ashlynne Charf and Brenna Martinsen. Second row: managers Gemma Miller and Kinley Drueke, Laia Domingo, Seli Tadesse, Reese Stuhr, Tessa Barlow, Quinn Hoefer, Halle Lueking, Kayton Zwingman, Camryn Kittelson, Jaydalynn Chessmore, Haley Parks and managers Brooke Kinney and Braelyn Martinsen and player/manager Kyndal Busteed. Back row: Ass't Coach Sandi Henn, Kaitey Schumacher, Julianna McNally, Olivia Klein, Jazmine McNally, Kate Furstenau, Sara Bode, Chloe Henn, Brooklyn Meis, Natalie Burenheide, Abriel VonBonn, Callie Heithoff, Eliza Borer, manager Elizabeth Moser, Ass't. Coach Kim Zwingman and Head Coach Liz Selting.

ELGIN — Winning 21 matches in her first season as Wolfpack volleyball coach, Liz Selting returns a talented lineup eager to make a postseason march to the state tournament.

One year ago the Wolfpack reached the zenith of their season by winning the Niobrara Valley Conference Tournament in October. Then, when the postseason arrived, the team’s season came to an abrupt end against Lindsay/Holy Family in the first round of sub-district. For the complete story turn to this week’s Elgin Review.