Hi Everyone!
My name is Molly Reagan, and I’m a freshman from Massachusetts.
In honor of Senior Day last Saturday, I thought I would write this blog about the six fantastic seniors we have on our team this year. There are, of course, the Big Three™ (or Kate, Cat, and Ash), but also Sadalia, Jaymee, and our amazing manager, Jessi.
It was very nerve-wracking coming in as a freshman this past summer. I was going from high school basketball, where I was the oldest and knew everyone, to a team full of 21, 22, and 23 year olds. I can admit I was really nervous and almost intimated by the upperclassman at first. They were all so talented and seemed like legitimate adults, whereas I had never lived without my parents before. I had no reason to worry, however. Every single upperclassman, the seniors especially, were so welcoming and friendly.
They all went out of their way to make the incoming freshman feel like a part of the team. For example, Cat invited everyone over to her apartment and we just spent the evening watching movies and getting to know one another. Kate and Ash went on an adventure with Kaitlyn Stovall and myself to Panther Falls, and Sid and Jaymee were always there to offer rides or someone to talk to or eat with. Jessi is so easy to get along with and to talk to, and she most definitely helped with any of the many (and I mean many) questions that I feel like I always had. Every single one of them became such a good friend in such a short amount of time, and I am truly sad that I won’t be able to play with them again next year.
The other day in a team meeting we were talking about the word legacy, and what it means to leave one. I can, with the utmost confidence, say that these six seniors left a legacy of hard work, great effort, and success at Liberty University. The program won’t be the same without these faces, but I know that they will not be forgotten. I just want to say thank you so much to the seniors; you made my freshman year so far unforgettable.
My name is Molly Reagan, and I’m a freshman from Massachusetts.
In honor of Senior Day last Saturday, I thought I would write this blog about the six fantastic seniors we have on our team this year. There are, of course, the Big Three™ (or Kate, Cat, and Ash), but also Sadalia, Jaymee, and our amazing manager, Jessi.
It was very nerve-wracking coming in as a freshman this past summer. I was going from high school basketball, where I was the oldest and knew everyone, to a team full of 21, 22, and 23 year olds. I can admit I was really nervous and almost intimated by the upperclassman at first. They were all so talented and seemed like legitimate adults, whereas I had never lived without my parents before. I had no reason to worry, however. Every single upperclassman, the seniors especially, were so welcoming and friendly.
They all went out of their way to make the incoming freshman feel like a part of the team. For example, Cat invited everyone over to her apartment and we just spent the evening watching movies and getting to know one another. Kate and Ash went on an adventure with Kaitlyn Stovall and myself to Panther Falls, and Sid and Jaymee were always there to offer rides or someone to talk to or eat with. Jessi is so easy to get along with and to talk to, and she most definitely helped with any of the many (and I mean many) questions that I feel like I always had. Every single one of them became such a good friend in such a short amount of time, and I am truly sad that I won’t be able to play with them again next year.
The other day in a team meeting we were talking about the word legacy, and what it means to leave one. I can, with the utmost confidence, say that these six seniors left a legacy of hard work, great effort, and success at Liberty University. The program won’t be the same without these faces, but I know that they will not be forgotten. I just want to say thank you so much to the seniors; you made my freshman year so far unforgettable.
On to the Big South Tournament!
-Molly Reagan #40
-Molly Reagan #40
