Rylee Anderson
Parents: Andy and Rachael Anderson
Position: Setter
Years on Varsity: 3 years
Club: FaR Out
Years playing volleyball: 5 years
Future Plans: Plan to play volleyball at Cornerstone University and study psychiatry/pre-med.
Best advice for younger teammates: Never lose your spark! You all are amazing humans and I can’t wait to see what you accomplish. You work so hard every day and will always be remembered for bringing joy!
Piper Cebulski
Parents: Laura Hoeksema, Joe Cebulski
Position: Setter/RS
Years on Varsity: 4 years
Club: FaR Out
Years playing volleyball: 8 years
Future Plans: Playing volleyball at Seattle Pacific University and majoring in Biology.
Best advice for younger teammates: My best advice for younger athletes is to always find joy in the game of volleyball. At the end of the day, volleyball is a made-up game that we simply do for fun. As you get older and volleyball gets more serious, it can be hard to remember this. It’s important to always find joy and have fun playing volleyball, no matter how serious it feels.
Taylor Frost
Parents: Jeremy and Amanda Frost
Position: Setter/RS/OS
Years on Varsity: 4 years
Club: FaR Out
Years playing volleyball: 8 years
Future Plans: Playing volleyball at Hillsdale and majoring in Biology (Pre Med)
Best advice for younger teammates: Your teammates may forget how well you played, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel
Grace Goodyke
Parents: Brandon and Kristen Goodyke
Position: Outside Hitter
Years on Varsity: 4 years
Club: FaR Out
Years playing volleyball: 7 years
Future Plans: Play Division 1 volleyball at the University of Dayton while studying marketing
Best advice for younger teammates: Never be satisfied and trust the process!
Zoey Klunder
Parents: Dan and Tonya Klunder
Position: Libero
Years on Varsity: 2 years
Club: Rise Academy
Years playing volleyball: 8 years
Future Plans: Plan to study speech pathology and undecided about where
Best advice for younger teammates: Remember that you play because you love it. If you lose sight of that, remember your why.
Micah Knoester
Parents: Peter and Sara Knoester
Position: Pin hitter
Years on Varsity: 2 years
Club: Impact Dynamic Volleyball
Years playing volleyball: 7 years
Future Plans: I plan to go into nursing and become a CRNA
Best advice for younger teammates: Make the most out of every practice and game because the years go by so fast
Sylvia Setsma
Parents: Randy and Jessica Setsma
Position: Middle Blocker
Years on Varsity: 3 years
Club: Rise Academy
Years playing volleyball: 7 years
Future Plans: Plan to study nursing or psychology
Best advice for younger teammates: Don’t underestimate your potential