What's Happening?
Kolby Ross, a sophomore at Lincoln-Way East, celebrated her 16th birthday with a standout performance in volleyball, contributing 16 kills and six digs in a victory over Lockport. Ross, who has aspirations
to be a Division I athlete, has attracted interest from several universities. Her performance helped Lincoln-Way East secure a win in the SouthWest Suburban Conference, maintaining their undefeated streak in conference play. With Indiana commit Alaina Pollard sidelined, Ross has stepped up to fill the gap, showcasing her skills and leadership on the court.
Why It's Important?
Ross's performance is crucial for Lincoln-Way East as they aim to defend their conference title and prepare for the postseason. Her ability to step up in the absence of a key player demonstrates her potential and resilience, qualities that are valuable for any team. The interest from major universities highlights her talent and the potential for a successful athletic career. Her contributions are not only vital for her team's current success but also for her future prospects in collegiate sports.
What's Next?
Lincoln-Way East will continue to rely on Ross as they approach the postseason, hoping to maintain their winning streak and secure a strong position in the playoffs. The team will focus on integrating Pollard back into the lineup as she recovers, aiming to strengthen their roster for upcoming challenges. Ross's development and performance will be closely watched by scouts and coaches, potentially influencing her recruitment and future opportunities in volleyball and track.
