Bellamy has played volleyball for 6 years and loves the family atmosphere the most about playing volleyball in Glen Rose. "This team is my second family. We spend so much time together and it's only brought us closer. I love each and every one of them so much. We have so much fun together and have already made so many great memories. When I mess up, someone’s always there to bring me back up. Being able to feel so comfortable and loved by my team is one of the best feelings," she says. Her favorite part of games at Tiger Arena is when we have a really good hustle play or crazy kill, and she hears the whole home side going crazy and cheering super loud. It’s already such an exciting game, but having a big crowd to support us makes it so much better. Bellamy's biggest influence is her dad, as he is the hardest working person she knows and has shown her how important it is to put her all into everything. He inspires her to have the same drive as him and to accomplish any goal she sets her mind to. Volleyball has taught her that you have to keep looking forward after small mistakes and minor setbacks. You have to bounce right back and be ready for whatever’s thrown at you next and do it to your best ability. Bellamy is proud of herself for overcoming her injury from last season that was supposed to keep her out of sports for 6 months. Being out of sports that long was her worst nightmare, so she did everything possible to make sure she was back as soon as possible. Outside of volleyball, Bellamy cheers, runs track and loves art. Her teammates have described her as funny, loud and very enthusiastic. Her teammates have also pointed out that she is literally never still, like ever. Bellamy does not really believe in any superstitions, but she prays before every game. All of the girls on this team have made her laugh but, Morgan is one of the funniest people ever so she wins. If she was stranded in the middle of nowhere she would take Ryan with her because she is so put together and also she wouldn’t drive her crazy if they were stuck for a while. She thinks Morgan would accidentally end up famous after posting something funny as a joke and it actually blowing up, and Addy and Karlie could definitely be influencers. Bellamy would like to thank Coach Chavez and the rest of the coaches for putting up with all the things the team does everyday. She knows they stress the coaches out but the coaches have stuck with us somehow. We love y’all!!!!

Aubrey has play volleyball for 6 years, and she love most loves about playing volleyball in Glen Rose is how the community always shows up to support the teams. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is when we get a big point and the people in the stands get really loud and cheer with us. Aubrey's parents have impacted her the most because they have raised her to serve others and live her life to glorify the Lord. They have taught her to put her all in everything she does and they’ve taught her to be respectful and always encourage others. Her parents have raised me to be strong willed, selfless, dependable, and always relying on the Lord. Something volleyball has taught her that she will carry with her after high school is to be grateful for the chances and opportunities she gets as she plays. Some people don’t get an opportunity like this, and she should not take it for granted or complain about it when something doesn’t go her way. Accomplishments she is proud of - volleyball related or not - are her academic awards for school in Biology, Chemistry, English 3, and Floral Design. Aubrey is also involved in track, shadowing dental hygiene, and singing at church. Aubrey's teammates would describe her as kind, loving, compassionate, and positive. Aubrey says that Lily is the funniest girl on the team and that Autry controls the music in the locker room. Prayer is her pre-game ritual, and a yogurt parfait is her favorite post-game meal. If Aubrey were not playing volleyball, she would dominate in softball or soccer, and Joryn is who she would want with her if she were stranded in the middle of nowhere, and Morgan is the teammate most likely to become famous. Most Tiger fans probably don't know that Aubrey moved here freshman year. As a senior, Aubrey wants to give a special shout-out to Mrs. Outen. Moving freshman year was not in Aubrey's plan but here she is. She was very nervous moving to a small town because she thought everyone would have their groups and she would not be accepted, but she was very wrong. Mrs. Outen helped her get through her freshman year and biology class. Mrs. Outen was always so kind and loving to all of the students and if she ever had a bad day she did a good job of hiding it because Aubrey never noticed. She always made her feel special and loved, and Aubrey will never forget that. Mrs. Outen also helped her find her love for science. She had no idea what she was going to do after high school but after taking regular and dual biology Aubrey decided on dental hygiene. Mrs. Outen was so kind to help her understand and answer her many questions about college. Mrs. Outen is someone she looks up to in many ways as she is caring, kind, positive, funny, smart, and always glorifying the Lord. Thank you Mrs. Outen for everting you have done in her life and the life of others. Love you!

Joryn has played volleyball for 6 years and most loves her team and how they support each other through everything they do, when asked what she loves most about playing volleyball in Glen Rose. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is getting to play with her team and seeing the stands full. Her parents have had the biggest influence on her because they both have taught her how to be the best version of herself and how she can be the best player she can be. Volleyball has taught Joryn when you’re down you can’t just give up you have to fight your way back up. An accomplishment you are proud of - volleyball related or not - is getting recognized by the head coach at our team camp for her work ethic, and how she is as a player on the court and to her teammates. Joryn is a part of the cheer team, and her teammates would describe her as an energetic and bubbly person. Her team's pregame ritual is doing their team dance to Superbase. Joryn wants to give a shoutout to her sister for being such a big supporter towards her and being someone she can always look up to. She cannot wait for this season and all the memories that are to come with it!

A 9-year volleyball player, Karlie loves most about playing volleyball for the Glen Rose Tigers, the environment and how we are supported so much by our community. She loves how we are taken seriously by our coaches, teammates, and crowd. The way Glen Rose shows up for the Lady Tigers is what she loves about playing volleyball here the most. Karlie's favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is the intensity. She loves how loud and supportive everyone in the crowd is. Not only does it make the game fun, but it makes everyone part of their game day! Coach Chavez has had the biggest influence on her, as she always pushes Karlie to be her best and never fails to give her a goal to strive for every practice and/ or game. Volleyball has taught Karlie how to hold herself accountable. The coaches and players in our program hold high standards and expectations of her, and it taught her how to hold herself to the expectation of being her best all the time no matter what might have happened before coming into practice. An accomplishment Karlie is proud of is excelling so much in cheer. It's a sport she has done her whole life and to watch hard work pay off feels great! Karlie is also involved in cheer, track, FCA, and HOSA. Her teammates would describe Karlie as an uplifting teammate. Karlie would say Morgan Beauchamp is the funniest girl on the team, and that Autry Paschall controls the music in the locker room. Her pre-game ritual involves 2 handshakes with 2 of her friends, and her favorite post-game meal is Whataburger. Karlie wants to give a huge Senior shout-out and thank you to her mom and dad for always loving her, supporting her, and showing up for every volleyball game, school event, and important moment. Karlie says, "Seeing you there has always meant more to me than you know, and I’m so thankful for everything you do for me. To Coach Chavez, thank you for showing up for me when I needed it most and having an open office 24/7, you have helped the team grow so much, even individually. I also want to thank God for all the blessings, opportunities, and people He has placed in my life. And to my best friend Addy and her family, thank you for always encouraging me, making me laugh, and creating so many lifetime memories with me. I’m so grateful for all of you." Go Lady Tigers!!!

Lily has played volleyball for 7 years, and what she loves most about playing volleyball is the community of Glen Rose - it is so strong, everyone comes out to support us, and the love we get from family and friends is absolutely amazing. Lily's favorite part of games in Tiger Area and what she loves is right before the game when the team gets to throw the ball they decorated out to someone in the crowd. Whether it’s a loved one or child, she knows she made them happy because when she was young watching the volleyball girls she would have loved to get a ball. Her parents have had the biggest influence on her as a player, because they both have taught her so much and she literally needs them every game, both before and after. Volleyball has taught her how to work as a team, how to always stay positive, and how much friendship can grow within a weekend staying in the same house together. Lily is involved in 4-H and shows sheep and also participates in baked goods and photos. Lily said her teammates would describe her as probably goofy, or most would say nice and caring, and maybe a few would say funny. Lily would say Morgan is the funniest on the team, Autry controls the music, and her pregame ritual is hype music and ALWAYS to have gum in while playing. Her go-to pregame song is "Bang Bang" by Nikki Minaj and Arianna Grande. Lily loves some Panda Express after a game, and if she didn’t play volleyball she would 100% dominate the dragon boat race in the Olympics. She would definitely want Landrie with her if she was stranded because she has been there through thick and thin. She thinks Bellamy could become famous by all of her amazing dance moves. Most Tiger fans probably don’t know that her favorite emoji is ??.

Ellie has played volleyball for 4 years and most loves how the coaches, players and community support them about playing volleyball in Glen Rose. The feeling of making the community proud of her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena. Ellie says her mom has had the biggest influence on her as player and person because she is always telling her that through sports and school and life that God is using her high school experiences to build her up to her future self. Something volleyball has taught her is the life is a practice and an accomplishment she is proud of is checking things off her bucket list. Ellie also participates in track, cross country, student council, and varsity choir. Her teammates would describe Ellie as quiet but she hopes they would also say she is strong mentally. Ellie says Autry is the funniest girl on the team and controls music in the locker room. Her pre-game ritual is stretching and visualizing being successful in the game and her favorite post-game meal is popcorn. If she were not playing volleyball, Ellie says she would dominate cornhole and she would pick Joryn to be with her on a deserted island and things Addi will most likely become famous. Something Tiger fans may not know about Ellie is that she loves reading. Ellie is excited for the season and looking forward to getting better!

Morgan has played volleyball for 8 years and loves most the community about playing volleyball in Glen Rose; "the community is so connected as a family and really shows a lot of love to our volleyball team. Glen Rose is a small town so it’s easy to create those bonds and really grow together as a family," says Morgan. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is the community that shows up for us and supports us. Morgan says her parents have had the biggest influence on her because they have always supported her in everything she does. If she had to guess, she would say they have missed about 8 of any events or sports she has ever participated in throughout my whole life no matter how busy their schedule is. They encourage her when things are hard, remind her to keep working, and push her to be the best version of herself both on and off the court. Volleyball had taught Morgan how important it is to work well with others and trust the people around her. It has also taught her to stay positive, learn from mistakes, and not let the little things frustrate her or affect what she does next. An accomplishment you are proud of - volleyball related or not - is how much she has grown as a volleyball player over the years. She has worked hard to improve her skills, become more confident, and keep pushing herself even when things were difficult. She is proud that she has continued to work toward becoming a better player and teammate. Morgan is also involved in club volleyball and says her teammates would describe her as a funny person who is always trying to find a way to make someone laugh and as a person who can keep her calm in a storm but also be determined and that she is not a selfish person and that she does everything for her team. Morgan says Lily Delay is the funniest girl on the team and that Autry Paschall controls the music in the locker room. Her pre-game ritual is wearing the robe during their hype time in the locker room. Her favorite post-game meal is Taco Bell and she would dominate pickleball if she did not play volleyball. She would take Ryan if she were on a deserted island, because she is organized. She thinks Addy or Karlie will be famous.

Lilliana has play volleyball for 5 years and most loves the energy from the community when playing volleyball. Volleyball has taught her not to expect to be perfect in the game and in life because progress is better than perfection. She is proud of getting better and better everyday to strive for greatness. Her biggest influence on her as a player is her mom who has been with her throughout her entire volleyball career pushing her to be the best player and person; Lilli truly does not know what she would do with her mom. Teammates would describe Lilliana as joyful, funny, loud, hardworking and passionate. She describes Morgan as the funniest girl on the team and Autry as the one who controls the music in the locker room. Lilliana’s go-to pregame song is "FLEX," her favorite postgame meal is chicken, and her favorite animal is a dachshund.

A volleyball player for 7 years, Landrie most loves the energy our community brings to their games, when playing volleyball in Glen Rose. She knows sports are a big deal in Glen Rose, and she has lived in Glen Rose her entire life and has been going to pep rallies and games since elementary school. She used to love when the girls would throw the balls to us and now that she gets to do that, that is what she loves about playing in Tiger Arena. Landrie says her biggest influence on her as a player or person is her sister, as she has always encouraged her to be a better person, and she is her biggest cheerleader on and off the court. Something volleyball has taught Landrie that she will carry with her after high school is to live in the moment because anything can be taken away in an instant. An accomplishment she is proud of - volleyball related or not - is making varsity as a sophomore. Landrie also is involved in church on Wednesday nights and is a part of the PIE program. She hopes her teammates see her as someone they can rely on, someone who is loyal and someone they know will always be in their corner. Landrie's pregame ritual is she and Ryan when we come off the court, they always have to sit first or else it will mess them up. Autry is always in control of the music before the games. If Landrie were in the middle of no where, she would want to have Lily Delay with her, because she is very smart, would have very good survival thoughts and just because she is a very funny person so it wouldn't get boring.

Autry has played volleyball for 10 years and loves the environment the most as it's another home she gets to experience with her teammates while perfecting her skill and remembering why she fell in love with the sport in the first place. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is it being so big and the crowds never disappointing. Coach Chavez has been her biggest influence on her as a player, as she is the only coach who has believed in her and say her potential when no one else did. Coach Chavez gives Autry something to want to work for and Coach has never let any of us down. Volleyball has taught Autry that she cannot take anything for granted and has reminder her to take in in every early morning practice and late game and cherish it because it will be over before she knows it. Volleyball has also changed her vocabulary from "have" to "get" so instead of thinking she has to get up and practice, she gets to get up and go to practice which will stay with her throughout her future. An accomplishment Autry is proud of is how fare her class has come, as they have been playing together so young and every year they push each other to their full potential. Autry is also involved in track and her teammates would describe her as a fountain, pouring into her teammates and being there for them as she would want them to be there for her. Autry describes Addison as the funniest girl on the team and says that she controls the music in the locker room. Her pre-game ritual is to always eat a Hershey's chocolate bar preferably with almonds. Autry would want Ryan to be with her if she was stranded because Ryan is super put together and organized. #FAM4EVA

Cailey has played volleyball for 5 years and what she loves most about playing volleyball in Glen Rose is being around all the coaches and her teammates. They truly are the best people, and she knows she always has someone to turn to and trust. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is the adrenaline and excitement she gets from the crowd and the student section!! Cailey's dad has had the biggest influence on her; he shows up no matter the drive or distance and continues to show her what a true hard worker is. He has pushed her to become a better leader and a strong independent person. Something volleyball has taught her that she will carry with her after high school is that patience, trust, and imperfection is normal. An accomplishment she is proud of - volleyball related or not - is making it to nationals with my club team. Cailey is also involved in track. Her teammates would describe her as loud, funny, reliable, and competitive. Cailey says that Autry is by far the funniest teammate and also controls the music. If Cailey did not play volleyball, she would lowkey dominate flag football. She feels like she is most likely one on the team to become famous. She would no doubt choose to be stranded with Ryan, as "she is just my goat."

Addison has played volleyball for 6 years and most loves how the town comes together and supports the team every week when playing volleyball in Glen Rose. She also loves the amazing coaching staff! Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is definitely our student section! Addison's mom has had the biggest influence on her as a person because she has taught her time, and time again, how to be resilient. Something volleyball has taught her is that things are not simply given — they are earned. It has also shown her the importance of supporting the people you care most about. Above all, volleyball has helped her recognize and shape her into the kind of leader she wants to be. An accomplishment Addison proud of - volleyball related or not - is when she was given the opportunity to speak at FCA; she is proud she had the courage to do it. Addison is in NAHS and HOSA and her teammates would describe her as positive and caring. To Addison, the funniest girl on the team is Cailey, Autry usually controls the music in the locker room. Addison's pre-game ritual is holding hand with Ryan. Her go-to pregame song is "TBH" by PARTYNEXTDOOR. Addison's favorite post-game meal is Chick-fil-a. Addison would want to be stranded with Karlie. Addison wants to give a senior shoutout to her momma. She truly is her best friend and has taught her so much. "Getting to call her my mom is the greatest gift, and I love her more than she knows. I strive to be as selfless, caring, hard working, resilient, and graceful as my mom. Love you bunches momma!"

Ryan has played volleyball for 6 years and loves the Glen Rose community's support most in playing volleyball in Glen Rose. Her favorite part of games in Tiger Arena is the arena itself, as she describes there being none like it! The biggest influence on Ryan is her cousin who played college volleyball as she looks up to her on and off the court. Volleyball has taught her perseverance and patience and she is proud of being co-newcomer of the year her sophomore year. Ryan is involved in National Honor Society and in volunteer work at her church. Her teammates would describe Ryan as a peace keeper on and off the court. She describes Autry as the funniest girl on the team and would want her teammate Bellamy beside her if she was stranded in the middle of nowhere.