MMS teams bring home tournament hardware

Posted 9/23/21

Mineola Middle School participated in the Hawkins Invitational Volleyball tournament Saturday, Sept. 11.

The 8th Grade A Team won 2nd place overall, and the 7th Grade A Team won 3rd place.

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MMS teams bring home tournament hardware

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The Mineola 7th grade volleyball team includes, back from left, 2-Abby McQuilliams, 10-Journie Wilson, 3-Kali Chrietzberg, 13-Melaina Gregory, 14-Zion Olajide and Coach Slider; and, front, 7-Audrina Galaz, 12-Kaitlyn McMahon, 9-Milo Reed, 00-Skylynn Mason, 8-Jayla Johnson, 4-Ajia Simmons and 11-Brayley Cook.

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The Mineola 8th grade volleyball team includes, back from left, Coach VanDover, 13-Jadelyn Marshall, 14-Lucy Goodson, 5-Layla Kelley, 8-Clara Marlow, 7-Kenzi Banks, 10-Tori Kinder; and, front, 1-Caroline Castleberry, 3-Maddie Short, 11-Maiyah Gonzalez, 15-Raylie Peebles, 4-Addyson Blackwell, 12-Jaylee Nevarez and 8-Makena Quiambao.

Posted Wednesday, September 22, 2021 7:04 pm

Mineola Middle School participated in the Hawkins Invitational Volleyball tournament Saturday, Sept. 11.

The 8th Grade A Team won 2nd place overall, and the 7th Grade A Team won 3rd place.

The remaining schedule for Mineola:

9/27 in Quitman

10/4 host Mt. Vernon

10/11 in Winona

10/18 in Harmony

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