By Matt Browning
Despite being a first team all-league selection last season, Pretty Prairie’s Kayleigh Vogl has been doing whatever it takes to get her game to the next level in 2025.
“I have been working out twice a week at The Nest in Cheney with a trainer doing weights and plyometrics,” Vogl said. “I have worked one on one with volleyball coaches and participated in summer league with my high school volleyball team.”
Vogl’s hitting percentage last season was 0.172, but she is wanting that number to be even better this season.
“I am wanting to improve my hitting percentage,” Vogl said. “I have been working on being more consistent by getting more reps in during club season and summer workouts. I am eager to see the improvements I have made since last season.”
The Bulldogs went 30-12 last season and were one of the top teams in Class 1A. Vogl is optimistic that it is going to be even better this season, with maybe reaching the ultimate goal in late October.
“I am genuinely excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for my team this volleyball season,” Vogl said. “I look forward to witnessing the progress and development of our team throughout the season. A goal I have for my team is to help improve communication and teamwork. Another team goal is to make it to state.”
