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Northeast signs two volleyball recruits

Northeast signs two volleyball recruits

NORFOLK, NE - Northeast Community College has signed two more high school seniors to play volleyball for the Hawks this fall.

Elley Beaver recorded 237 kills, 41 ace serves, 107 digs and 37 blocks during her final season for the Scotus Central Catholic Shamrocks in Columbus in 2017.

She was also named to the Centennial All-Conference team and earned All-State Honorable Mention honors this year.

“Elley is a great volleyball player with a lot of talent,” said Amanda Schultze, Northeast volleyball coach. “She puts up a good block and has a great arm swing as well. We are very excited to have her be a part of the team in the fall.”

MaKayla Davidson, of Alliance, will also play for Northeast. She finished 559 set assists, 53 ace serves, 135 kills and 250 digs for the Bulldogs. The team tied a school record with 23 wins this past season.

Schultze said, “We are very excited to have another strong setter join our team. MaKayla has been a part of a very good team and will bring a lot of volleyball knowledge to us in the fall.”

Beaver and Davidson join Caitlin Kumm, of Osmond, as the newest members of the Hawks volleyball program, which competed for the second consecutive year in November at the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II National Tournament in Charleston, WV.

 

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            PHOTO CUTLINE – Beaver

 

Elley Beaver, of Columbus, has signed to play volleyball at Northeast Community College this fall. Pictured in the front row are Elley and her parents, Jenny and Tim Beaver. Back row (from left) are Janet Tooley, head volleyball coach at Scotus Central Catholic, Elley’s brother, Jared and Amanda Schultze, Northeast head volleyball coach.

 

            PHOTO CUTLINE – Davidson

 

MaKayla Davidson, of Alliance, has signed to play volleyball at Northeast Community College this fall. Pictured in the front row are MaKayla and her parents, Trisha and Michael Davidson. Jessica Kaiser, Alliance volleyball coach, is standing behind them.