Photo by Layla Voiselle
Stan Eaves goes up to help one over on Sunday night.
Photo by Mariah Boler
Audrey Boler is focused as she prepares to send the ball back to the opponents.
Photo by Layla Voiselle
Marvin Montgomory serves it up.
Photo by Layla Voiselle
Ron Gault defends his territory.
Photo by Mariah Boler
Matt Hudgins watches a ball hit the ground on the other side of the net.
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Jay Voiselle looks to dig one out.
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Todd Carter reaches back to make a play.
Photo by Mariah Boler
Billy Knight prepares to set up his teammate from the back line.
For Wesley Chapel United Methodist, fall means volleyball and on any given Sunday a host of members can be found behind the church on an outdoor court. While recreational fellowship is primary, these players don’t take competition lightly which makes for exciting matches full of diving, setting, spiking and digging.
Teams are chosen at 6 p.m. by elected captains and several matches are played to set up the “championship” game, usually takes place around 7:30 p.m.
Wesley Chapel would like to encourage anyone interested in participating to come out and join the members, who — for as many Sundays as weather permits — will spend their Sunday evenings engaging in friendly competition on the volleyball court.
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