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Whitko Volleyball Celebrates Senior Night Victory

By Katie Brown | Oct 9, 2026 11:21 AM

  • Whitko volleyball team members celebrate with the Blue Crew following a Senior Night victory.
    Whitko volleyball team members celebrate with the Blue Crew following a Senior Night victory.
  • Whitko volleyball seniors Alyssa Romine, Sophie Keener, Izzie Harman, and Alexa Culp.
    Volleyball seniors Alyssa Romine, Sophie Keener, Izzie Harman, and Alexa Culp.
  • Alexa Culp pictured with Josh and Emily Culp.
    Alexa Culp pictured with Josh and Emily Culp.
  • Izzie Harman pictured with Shayna Harman.
    Izzie Harman pictured with Shayna Harman.
  • Sophie Keener pictured with Ben and Angela Keener.
    Sophie Keener pictured with Ben and Angela Keener.
  • Alyssa Romine pictured with Eric and Emily Romine.
    Alyssa Romine pictured with Eric and Emily Romine.

The Whitko Athletic Department welcomed guests to Girls Volleyball Senior Night on Thursday, October 8, prior to the Wildcats’ home match against Three Rivers Conference (TRC) opponent Rochester. Four members of the Class of 2027 were recognized and honored for their contributions to Whitko Athletics. Senior Recognitions: *Alexa Culp*, daughter of Josh and Emily Culp, has participated in tennis, Student Council, and National Honor Society during her high school career. She plans to attend college and study business. *Izzie Harman*, daughter of Shayna Harman, has participated in volleyball, softball, and track and served as a wrestling manager. She plans to attend either Liberty University or Indiana Wesleyan University to pursue a career in physical therapy. *Sophie Keener*, daughter of Ben and Angela Keener, has participated in FFA and Student Council. She plans to attend Asbury University, where she will continue her softball career while studying elementary education. *Alyssa Romine*, daughter of Eric and Emily Romine, has participated in track, Student Council, National Honor Society, Peacekeepers, Sunshine Society, and volleyball. She plans to attend Indiana University Bloomington to study business. Whitko Athletics congratulates these four student-athletes and thanks them for their dedication, leadership, and contributions to the Wildcat volleyball program! Game Stats: The Wildcats made Senior Night even more memorable with a 3-1 victory over Rochester in their final TRC matchup of the regular season. Whitko rallied after dropping the opening set to win the next three, with scores of 21-25, 27-25, 25-21, and 25-18. All four seniors contributed to the victory. Alexa Culp led the Wildcats with 20 kills, Izzie Harman recorded 20 digs, and Alyssa Romine contributed two blocks and two aces. Sophie Keener also added two aces. Additional statistical leaders for the evening included: Aces: Alyssa Romine, Sophie Keener, and Hallie Cook — 2 each Assists: Meredith Hindbaugh — 27; Audrey Watmough — 23 Blocks: Alyssa Romine, Alayna Culp, and Audrey Watmough — 2 each Digs: Audrey Watmough — 23; Izzie Harman — 20 Kills: Alexa Culp — 20; Meredith Hindbaugh — 11; Audrey Watmough — 9 The varsity Wildcats improved to 17-10 overall and 4-5 in conference play. The junior varsity team concluded its season with a 0-2 loss to Rochester. Whitko will host the Whitko Invitational on Saturday to wrap up the regular season before heading into sectional play next week. Congratulations to Alexa, Izzie, Sophie, Alyssa, and the entire Wildcat volleyball team on a memorable Senior Night victory! Thank you to our seniors for their commitment to Whitko Athletics, and best of luck as the Wildcats prepare for postseason competition.

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