As a first team all-state selection last season, Hanover’s
Anna Jueneman recorded 277 kills, 510 digs, 22 aces and 304
serve receives.
Jueneman is hoping for a repeat performance in 2024.
“I am most excited to work and play with this group of girls and
see how we grow in many different aspects,” Jueneman said. “I
can’t wait to get back out to state where we were and finish it
this year.”
Both Jueneman and the Wildcats spent the offseason focused on
the state tournament yet again.
“This summer we put in a lot of work and time,” Jueneman said.
“We had open gyms once or even twice a week to work on basic
skills, so that when the season came around we were prepared.
We also had our week long camp and the Cloud County coaches
came for two days and I feel like that benefited us a lot, because
we were doing things we weren’t used to doing.”
Being consistent with her passing and killing are two things
Jueneman wants to improve on for the 2024 season.
“This season I would love to improve on my passing, and I also
worked on different drills during the summer,” Jueneman said. “I
would also love to be more consistent with my killing. We also
put a lot of time in with our setters so they know where to place
the ball, and I think it has helped us a ton.”
