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Eck signs with Volleyball

Tuesday, February 21, 2012 briand

The Pratt Community College Volleyball team is pleased to sign Haylee Eck to the 2012-2013 team. Eck is a 5’3” defensive specialist/libero.

She is the daughter of Robert and Glenda Eck and attended Marysville High School and is from Home, Kan.

“We are extremely excited to get a great young person and defensive player...more »

Gammage signs with Volleyball

Tuesday, February 21, 2012 briand

The Pratt Community College Volleyball team is pleased to sign Erica Gammage to the 2012-2013 team. Gammage is a 5’11” middle/outside hitter.

She is the daughter of Richard and Patti Gammage and attended River Road High School in Amarillo, Texas. She plans to major in physical therapy or athletic training.

“We are thrilled to have...more »

Ashlie Gramke Signs with PCC Volleyball

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Pratt Community College’s Volleyball team is pleased to announce the first signing for the 2012-2013 season. Ashlie Gramke, a 5’11” outside hitter from Wichita South High School, has signed her letter of intent to play for the Beavers next fall. Gramke is the daughter of Chip and Nancy.

“Ashlie will fill a large hole left by the...more »

Volleyball players recognized for hard work this season

Friday, November 11, 2011 jenniferb

Two Lady Beavers voted to All-Conference/All-Region 6 teams.

At the annual coaches meeting, Bailey Rush a 5’9” Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist from Haviland, was voted to the Second team and Tori Provencio, a Libero, from Derby was voted to the Honorable Mention team for the Region 6 NJCAA volleyball teams.

“Both these young...more »

Seward defeats Pratt 3 – 0

Wednesday, November 02, 2011 briand

On Tues., Nov. 1, during the first round of the regional playoffs, the Lady Beaver’s volleyball season came to an end at Seward County Community College. The Lady Beavers played valiantly, but came up short in set one after making an eight point run only to see the home team win at the end.

In set two, the Lady Beavers came out firing and made...more »