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Photo Credit: Michael Popke When the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) released its first sports participation report in three years in September, volleyball was the only top 10 sport among girls to register an increase. What’s more, with 454,150 participants, volleyball could eventually surpass track and field in the top spot among…
Full article at The Sacramento Bee
