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VYPE DFW 2023 Public School Cheer Squad of the Year Fan Poll
They support your teams all year long all while competing in seasons of their own! It's time to get loud and be proud of your cheer squads as VYPE DFW runs the VYPE DFW Public School Cheer Squad of the Year Fan Poll!
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Britton Finley commits to Texas State
Making the decision to play your sport at the next level can sometimes be an extremely easy choice to make. When you're making the decision to commit to your dream school, it's an even easier choice. Frisco Memorial 2025 outside hitter, Britton Finley, did just that this summer as she committed to playing volleyball at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. VYPE DFW caught up with Finley following her announcement.
Earning First Team All-District and Newcomer of the Year Honors, Finley was named the #9 ranked outside hitter in the region by PrepDig. A talented athlete, Finley set Frisco Memorial's school record for most kills in a season with a total of 538 and most kills in a game with a total of 40. Looking to continue making her mark in the history books of Frisco ISD Athletics, Finley certainly has great things coming her way over the next few seasons of her high school career. After announcing her decision to commit to her mother's alma mater, VYPE DFW was able to get an exclusive interview with her.
The decision to leave home isn't always an easy one. What impacted your decision to commit to Texas State's volleyball program?
"The decision to go to Texas State wasn't a hard decision. My mom played basketball there, so I have been a Bobcat since I was a kid and we lived in the hill country most of my life. So, being close to all of my family from the hill country and relatively close to my DFW family made an impact. At the end of the day the coaching staff at Texas State is so amazing; not only as coaches, but even better as people!"
What has been your favorite memory with Frisco Memorial so far?
"My favorite Warrior volleyball memory is the day we beat the number one team in our district, Frisco Liberty, in 5 sets. Nobody expected it and that made it even more exciting!"
Who do you look up to and why?
"My biggest professional role model would have to be my mom. She has shown me not only how to be an amazing athlete, but also a genuine person."
What do you believe has been your greatest accomplishment so far?
"My biggest accomplishment so far is definitely committing to my dream school!"
What goals do you have going into next season?
"I have many goals. Some include joining the 1,000 club for kills and being the top hitter in my area."
Do you have a game-day routine that you stick to?
"Honestly, I don't really have a routine, but I have noticed I have to drink a Celcius or Alani before my game because I don't play well if I don't."
What do you do in the offseason to prepare for the upcoming season?
"The off-season is just as important as the in-season-- if not more! During the off-season, I see my trainer, Jaid, three-ish times a week and make sure I'm doing plenty of privates and getting those reps!"
What mindset do you have going into each new season?
"Each new season I have to remind myself that no one is perfect because when you try to be perfect, you play so tight. Volleyball is a game of mistakes! I get so hard on myself about that kind of stuff so I have to remember there is no such thing as perfection."
What, in your opinion, is the secret to your team's success?
"Our team culture is just very competitive and we will do whatever we need to in order to win!"