Volleyball Article

Rough Draft

Volleyball Article

By KaSaundra Meyer & Alissa Lovejoy

On September 6th 2011 in Brevard County, Florida, Coach Serridge of the Titusville High School Volleyball team was interviewed, along with the volleyball team themselves. They were asked what inspires them.

Being a THS student myself I always find it curious what athletes at our school do to get inspiration, or where they get the motivation to do all the things they do because not only do they have to go to all their classes like every other student but they also have to worry about keeping their grades to a certain percentage or they lose all sports ability. So we decided to interview the volleyball team of our school and Coach Serridge as well.

The volleyball team and coach told us many things, "You honestly just have to get the drive and motivation for whatever sport you do from inside, you have to love what you do or you really won't have any fun and won't try to do your best at it" said Coach Serridge. Which ultimately makes a lot of sense because I know I am not good at football and don't have the drive to do it, so not only would I not have fun but I also would be letting the whole team down.

The team members at our school had also given us wonderful insight on how their schedule and life plays along with their adored sport. " Our schedule is busy, practices all of the time but honestly it is worth it in the end to win and get good life experiences with a team".

Well I guess now everyone will have more respect for all athletes at their school, to know that they aren't just the kids at school who love sports, they have good ethics, and wonderful schedule keeping, all in all they are very responsible young adults capable of really anything they want in their lives from the experiences they get from being on little old Titusville High School's Volleyball team.

Coach Serridge wanted us to remind everyone to support the team and go to the , it could really help give the team the right nudge needed to feel inspired and competitive enough to win this season. We would both like to wish the team all of the luck in the world, and hope everyone stays fit and un injured.