Bonneville High School’s Alyssa Trane has officially committed to playing volleyball at Independence Community College in Kansas. Trane, a versatile player listed as an outside hitter/defensive specialist/middle blocker, had an impressive senior season, with statistics including 241 kills, a hitting percentage of .236, 52 blocks, 55 aces, and 34 assists. She was recognized as an All-Conference honorable mention for her performance as an outside/right side hitter. Trane’s skills and leadership on the court have earned her this opportunity to continue playing at the collegiate level.
Trane’s determination and hard work have not gone unnoticed by her coaches and teammates. Her commitment to the sport and her team have been evident throughout her high school career, and it has paid off with this exciting opportunity to play at the next level. Independence Community College will surely benefit from Trane’s talents and dedication to the game.
Trane’s success serves as an inspiration to young athletes in Idaho Falls, showing them that hard work and dedication can lead to great opportunities in sports. Her commitment to excellence both on and off the court is a testament to her character and work ethic. Bonneville High School and the volleyball community in Idaho Falls are proud of Trane’s accomplishments and wish her the best of luck as she continues her volleyball career at Independence Community College. For more news and updates, visit https://www.eastidahonews.com/.
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