Two Summit High School graduates to play in NCAA Division I volleyball tournament
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It is not everyday that Summit High School has an athlete play in the NCAA Division I volleyball tournament.
While having one former athlete represented in the tournament would be a major feat, this year Summit will have two class of 2024 graduates playing in the prestigious tourney.
Hannah Crowe will be playing for the University of Texas-El Paso (UTEP) while Karlyn Frazier will be competing for Central Arkansas.
Crowe will be the first to take to the court in the first round of NCAA Division I volleyball tournament on Thursday, Dec. 4. The middle blocker/right side and her team will take on North Carolina at 3:30 p.m. Mountain Standard Time. UTEP is the sixth seed in the tournament and will be hosting unseeded North Carolina.
Last season, Crowe was able to be part of her first national tournament team. UTEP took on No. 8 Oklahoma in the first round of the 2024 tournament, but fell 3-2.
Frazier will be making her debut at the national tournament against No. 2 Southern Methodist University on Friday, Dec. 5, at 5:30 p.m. During her freshman season, Frazier played in a total of three sets and totaled three kills, one dig and two blocks.
For up to date information on the tournament, visit NCAA.com.
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