Tharptown volleyball program prepares for season
High School Sports, Sports, Tharptown Wildcats, Z - TOP HOME
 By  Bart Moss Published 
4:22 pm Friday, September 6, 2024

Tharptown volleyball program prepares for season

The Tharptown Wildcats didn’t have the season they wanted last year, but their coach, Kamri Fleming said she expects this year’s team to be much better because of their experience.

“I will be returning my entire starting lineup this season,” explained Fleming. “We have been really young the last two years, and it definitely showed at times. We expect to improve our win/loss record. The Wildcats finished the 2023 season with a 6-32 record. The girls have been working really hard at practice and on their own.”

Karrah Nichols and Angie Chavez will be returning as outside hitters. Alyssa Fischer will be the setter. Leslie Perez and Alyssa Dalrymple will be back to help defensively. Carly Cason will be returning as starting middle. Malia McCullar moved from the right side to the middle.

The Wildcats added three more players to their roster — Ashton Tharp, who will help out on back row; Leonela Vela Jaquez will replace Malia on the right side and Charlie Sue Montgomery will be helping with setting duties and as a pin.

“The biggest challenge our team faces and has faced each year is the mental part of the game and consistency,” Fleming added.

Tharptown is in Class 2A and competes in an area with Mars Hill, Red Bay and Belgreen.

ROSTER

1 Charlie Sue Montgomery

4 Carly Cason

6 Karrah Nichols

7 Leslie Perez

8 Malia McCullar

9 Angie Chavez

10 Alyssa Dalrymple

13 Leonela Vela Jaquez

24 Ashton Tharp

32 Alyssa Fischer

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME TEAM
August 22 Red Bay / Itawamba Red Bay 6:00 V
  Vina Vina 4:30 JH, JV
August 24 Colbert Heights Tournament Colbert Heights TBA V
August 27 Hackleburg/Sulligent Hackleburg 4:30 JH, V
August 29 East Lawrence East Lawrence 4:30 JH, JV, V
August 31 Vinemont Invitational Tournament Vinemont TBA V
September 3 Colbert Heights JV Quad Colbert Heights 4:30 JV
  Tharptown JH Quad Home 4:30 JH
September 5 Moulton Middle School Moulton Middle 4:30 JH
  Rogers / Florence Rogers 4:30 V
September 7 Tharptown Invitational Tournament Home TBA V
September 10 Belgreen* Belgreen 4:30 JH, JV, V
September 12 Colbert Heights / East Lawrence Home 4:30 JH
September 14 Belgreen Bulldog Bash Belgreen TBA JH, JV, V
September 17 Mars Hill* / Red Bay Home 4:30 JH, JV, V
September 19 Belgreen* Home 4:30 JH, JV, V
September 21 Colbert Heights Tournament Colbert Heights TBA JV
September 23 Phil Campbell / Sheffield Phil Campbell 4:30 JV, V
  Hatton / Belgreen Hatton 4:30 JH
September 24 Cherokee / Vina Home 4:30 JH, JV, V
September 26 Covenant Christian* / Hackleburg Home 4:30 JH, V
September 28  Franklin County Tournament Red Bay TBA JH, JV
October 1 Cherokee / Thrasher Cherokee 4:30 V
  Colbert County Home 4:30 JH, JV
October 3 Mars Hill* Mars Hill 4:30 V
October 5 Varsity Franklin County Tournament Tharptown TBA V
October 7 Shoals Christian Shoals Christian 4:30 V
October 8 Covenant Christian* Covenant Chrisitan 4:30 V
October 10 Sheffield / Shoals Christian (Senior Night) Home 4:30 V
October 17 Area Tournament TBA TBA V
October 23-25 Regional Tournament Huntsville TBA V

 

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