There are only 11 high school students in the entire Glendo school and 9 of those are girls. Of the nine girls, seven are on the volleyball team.
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WHEATLAND – In a small town it is sometimes a challenge to provide sports teams with limited enrollment.
What is amazing in Glendo is that there are only 11 high school students in the entire school and 9 of those are girls. Of the nine girls, seven are on the volleyball team.
Glendo volleyball coach Jennifer Eller has been coaching for 35 years. Through the years, coaches have had to see games canceled or postponed due to severe weather or sickness. If Eller has just one student call in sick, the entire night’s match has to be canceled for failure to have the required number of athletes on the court.