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Varsity Volleyball vs. Elkhorn High | Photo Series

Elkhorn North beat Elkhorn High in a 3 set sweep on August 28th, 2025
By Jillian O, Staff Writer
Published September 4, 2025
Sophomore Reese Wallraff waves to the student section after being introduced by the announcer. She is the team’s libero and helped the Wolves throughout this match with her defense and serve receive.
Sophomore Reese Wallraff waves to the student section after being introduced by the announcer. She is the team’s libero and helped the Wolves throughout this match with her defense and serve receive.
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Sophomore Reese Wallraff waves to the student section after being introduced by the announcer. She is the team’s libero and helped the Wolves throughout this match with her defense and serve receive.
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