Half Hollow Hills West girls high school volleyball heads to state championships
This is the first time Half Hollows Hills West girls volleyball team has made to the state championship in more than 20 years.
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3ds agoThe Half Hollow Hills West girls high school volleyball team is headed to Glens Falls, N.Y. for the state championships.
The school community held a super send-off for the local volleyball champs.
This is the first time girls' volleyball has made it to state championships since 2000.
"This is such an amazing opportunity. I wouldn't want to do it with any other group of girls. We are ready to compete. We are ready to play," explained player, Mary Wolcott.
If Half Hollow Hills West aces the state competition on Friday, the team advances to the finals on Saturday.
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