Barbara Lawlor, Gilpin County. The Gilpin Middle School volleyball team has gained enough players to have a “B” and “C” team this year which will give the girls more opportunity to get on
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GMS volleyball coach Kellie Bayne says, “About half the team is returning from last year which will give the “A” team experience. There are also a number of girls who have never played before, many of them sixth graders.”
The total number of middle level students on the team is 29, which will give all the girls on the team play time, thus having a confidence building season. Bayne says it is going to be a fun and exciting year as these young girls gain experience and skills for their high school volleyball careers.
