·Defending champs hope to block inconsistency · Chalfo-lfx~
By Mark mchalifoux@communitypress.com
Moeller volleyball
We've got a lot of talent, just not much experience. If we consistently improve we can contend for a state title."
Moeller's· biggest challenge: Head coach: Greg Ulland Replacing the 12 seniors from last Key players: Seniors Vinnie year's undefeated state champion
Palopoli, Andy McKenna, David Richards and Mark Shipp. "Vinnie is' kind of our glue and team leader and the other three kids are big and powerful and provide most of our offense," Ulland said. What to expect: "Blocking and defense, I hope," Ulland said. "If we're any good, that's what it will be.
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"It's going to be very difficult, not only for the starters but for the guys coming up from JV who are learning how to practice and train," Ulland said. "That's why we are so inconsistent. Finding consistency is our biggest challenge right now." One thing to know about Moeller:
This year's team is ready for the lime- · light. "They've been overshadowed by a strong group of kids who played for the past few years and they are • hungry to step into the spotlight and that's what I like about them," Ulland said. _ Big games: 1\vo games against both Elder and St. Xavier. Centerville will be another tough challenge for : the Crusaders. Moeller also played in . a difficult tournament to start the sea- ~ son. ' ~
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