With a competitive season ahead in a stacked City League conference, senior Sa’Lah Anderson believes her training will prepare her to help her team have a successful season.
“I’m excited for our competition allowing us to showcase our improvements for me personally and as a team, as well,” Anderson said.
Anderson, who plays middle for the East High Blue Aces is not strictly a volleyball player, which she believes will give her a step up from last season.
“I also play other sports which allow me to get some extra training in. I was a part of the WSU team camp and participated in conditioning and weight training for volleyball, which has been a specific area of improvement for me since the last season,” Anderson said.
Aside from improving her focus in the weight room, on the court Anderson also wants to become a better team player.
“Being more intentional with every ball I touch to maximize my role as a team member,” Anderson said. “I want to bring my team together cohesively and build team chemistry to better the program and leave a better legacy behind.”
Anderson still is improving her game even after coming off of a monster season, ranking second in 6A with blocks and earning All-State honorable mention and first team all-city as a hitter.
