Elizabethtown senior Aiden Kay brings a wide array of talents with him.
On the volleyball court, his game is one of versatility. He combines positions as a setter and outside hitter. At 5-7, he is not your typical outside hitter, but a 40-plus-inch vertical allows him to be effective.
What also makes him unique is his interest in gardening. Kay finds time to grow plants like tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries and bell peppers. This year he is expanding his gardening game into flower beds.
He finds a correlation between volleyball and gardening.
“You have to put in work if you want to get results,” he states.
Last season, in head coach Lamar Fahnestock Jr.’s first season, the Bears went 1-11 in Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 play and 4-14 overall, though they did win a set in matches with the likes of section heavyweights Warwick and Hempfield.
Through its first six games this season, Elizabethtown (1-1 L-L; 4-2 overall) has equaled both win totals and expects to be competitive throughout the entire season.
