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The stars of 2024-25 Seven Lakes Volleyball
READY THE TROOPS: No. 9 Seven Lakes on a mission to State
NO. 9 -- SEVEN LAKES SPARTANS
Head Coach: Amy Cataline
2023: 29-16/Region III-6A Finalists
THE SPARTANS WERE ON THE DOORSTEP OF RETURNING TO THE CLASS 6A STATE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT A YEAR AGO.
However, Seven Lakes fell just short in the Region III-6A Championship bout against familiar district opponent Cinco Ranch.
There should be cause for optimism, however, considering five starters return for eighth-year coach Amy Cataline (450-192 in 17th year coaching).
The reigning District 19-6A Newcomer of the Year Megan Chapman led the team with 603 digs in 2023. Chapman is also on the AVCA Phenom and PrepVolleyball Class of 2026 watch lists.
Florida International-commit Kate Kuehn is back after earning second-team, all-district honors alongside teammate Gracie Hobin. Kuehn logged 492 assists in 2023, while Hobin chipped in 189 kills from her spot.
Others to watch as well include Lily Lott (215 kills) and St. Thomas University Minnesota-commit Heidi Wingate (194 kills). Lott was an honorable mention, all-district pick, while Wingate was also a TGCA All-Star selection.
This Spartans team is always one to watch in Houston with a talented roster year-in and year-out.
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THIS IS SPARTA: No. 6 Seven Lakes primed to reclaim Title form
THE SPARTANS ARE A VETERAN CREW HEADING INTO 2023 FOR COACH AMY CATALINE, WHO ENTERS YEAR SEVEN OF LEADING SEVEN LAKES, AND HER 15TH OVERALL AS A HEAD COACH (421-176).
The Spartans return four starters from the squad that went 27-16 a year ago. First-team setter Simone Romriell is back after racking up 1,014 assists in 2022. She also had 299 digs and 45 blocks last season.
The offensive firepower is back with Temi Sam-Olibale, Sameena Burns (Sam Houston State-commit) and LeAnna Beaty returning as the team’s leading kill-getters.
Sam-Olibale led the crew with 385 kills, followed by Burns’ 269 kills and Beaty’s 234 kills. Beaty also led the team at the net with an impressive 124 blocks.
This team has veteran starters, which is Cataline’s main key to success in 2023--to utilize their savvy prowess on the court.