Fernholz to play volleyball for Kansas State University
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MILLER — As Kadye Fernholz of Miller embarks on her senior season of high school volleyball a little bit of weight has been lifted from her shoulders, as far as her future plans are concerned.
The 6-foot-1 middle hitter, who is a two-time first-team all-state selection in Class A, announced Monday on Twitter that she has verbally committed to continue her volleyball career at Kansas State University.
“The process was a lot of fun but could be very stressful at times,” Fernholz said. “I’m ready to go into my senior season and focus on getting that next step with my team as state champions!“
Linda DeBoer, who has coached Fernholz throughout her volleyball career with the Rustlers, was elated with the announcement.
“This is very exciting for Kadye, her family, and the whole community of Miller really,” DeBoer said. “She is such a talent and so deserving of this opportunity to play at the Division 1 level. She is a testament that talent, hard work and dedication can take you to the top.”
After numerous school visits, Fernholz said the connection she felt during her time in Manhatten, Kan., felt right.