Juniors Harrison Sprigler, Luke Gilland, John Fonda, and Ben Purvis huddle with their team before the volleyball game against Scottsburg begins. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Harrison Sprigler keeps his eyes on the ball while getting ready to serve it across the net. “I like volleyball because it’s super fun and not stressful like other sports are,” said Sprigler. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Harrison Sprigler bumps the ball to a teammate in order to get it across the net. Photo by Grace Allen.
Sophomore Logan Gamero jumps up to block the ball from coming onto FC’s side of the court. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Cole Gibson concentrates on the volleyball as he holds it out front, ready to serve it over the net. “Volleyball involves more technique than raw strength or power,” said Gibson. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Ben Purvis sets the ball so sophomore Logan Gamero can spike it over the net. “I love being on the team because we get hype after every play,” said Purvis. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Ben Purvis eyes the ball and prepares to serve the ball to the opposite team. Photo by Grace Allen.
Sophomore Logan Gamero lets his arm fly as he spikes the ball over the net to the opposing team, Scottsburg. Photo by Grace Allen.
Sophomore Kaleb Quenichet, senior Kaden Breger, and sophomore Logan Gamero chat on the sidelines as their team beats Scottsburg. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Ben Purvis sets the ball to a teammate in order to get a point for their team. “I definitely hope that one day it becomes an official sport by the IHSAA because we’re putting in the same amount of work and getting coached just as hard.” Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Jake Quenichet and junior Harrison Sprigler get in ready position to run to their places after their teammate serves the ball. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Harrison Sprigler gets ready to toss the ball up in order to serve it to his team. “I play outside hitter and middle back because I’m best at those positions,” said Sprigler. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Kaden Breger and junior Cole Gibson eye the ball and the opposing team as they get ready to move wherever needed to get the point. “I think that men’s volleyball should be an official FC sport because we would be able to get better equipment, travel to play teams farther away, and it would help with getting new players to join the program,” said Gibson. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Kaden Breger aims for the ball as he gets ready to serve it to the opposing team, Scottsburg. Photo by Grace Allen.
As the game comes to a close, junior Ben Purvis listens intently to the coaches about the team’s progress and how they played. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Kelby Rippy walks out senior Laiken Lancaster as part of the Homecoming court. Photo by Grace Allen.
Seniors Kaden Breger and Cassie Thomerson link arms and walk forward as they are called for 2019 Homecoming king and queen. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Grant Stinnett hugs senior Homecoming king Kaden Breger as he congratulates him on winning the crown. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Sydney Palmer places a crown on senior Kaden Breger’s head to show he is Homecoming King. Photo by Grace Allen.
Seniors Kaden Breger and Maren Meunier smile at the crowd and cameras during homecoming. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Bryce Schindler links arms with senior Morgan Spanopoulos as they walk out together for Homecoming. Photo by Grace Allen.
Junior Homecoming representatives Jason Corrado and Olivia Stinson smile for the crowd as their names are called. Photo by Grace Allen.
Senior Cobie Barnes pushes his grandfather Jeff Byrne while walking beside his date senior Cassie Thomerson who is escorted by her grandfather Alan Hect. Photo by Grace Allen.
Seniors Kaden Breger and Cassie Thomerson stand together as they pose for photos by family and friends. Photo by Grace Allen.
Seniors Adam Spalding and Sara Brown turn to face the crowd as their names are called at Homecoming. Photo by Grace Allen.
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