A Letter from Coach Greg Ashman
Welcome to the 2019 Shanahan Volleyball Season! We are District 1, AAA Champions ’06, ’09, ’12, and& ‘15 and AAAA '16, '17, and '18. Our goal is to pick up where we left off last year and compete at the highest level. With all the new classifications and restructuring of the PIAA we have chosen to compete at the AAAA class again this season. Our goal this year will to win our second State Championship!
I have put together the toughest schedule possible for this season. We continue as the top team in the district and captured our 8th District title and 13th Ches-Mont title. We have also added two of the strongest teams in District 1 to our schedule: Garnet Valley (2016 AAAA State Champion) and Pope John Paul II District 1 AAA Champion, along with Cathlic League and District 12 Champion Archbishop Carroll.
Volleyball is demanding physically, mentally and time consuming. We expect that every player will remember that they are student-athletes and school comes first. Everyone will be expected to stay on top of schoolwork and not fall behind. We don’t want volleyball to interfere with studies, nor do we want students to be forced to choose between volleyball and studying.
We are asking every player to make a commitment to becoming a better volleyball player and to challenge themselves every day at practice and in all matches. We would also like every player make a commitment to themselves and the program that they are going to go the extra step in preparing themselves in the off season getting ready for the 2019 high school season. Play lots of volleyball over the summer and go to camps/clinics and do workouts on your own or with a friend to be in shape and mentally ready to win our second State Championship!
This season all Ches-Mont matches will have the JV playing first(3:30 away & home) with the varsity to follow. REMEMBER the 1% RULE: "Building Champions One Pass at a Time." Believe!
I have put together the toughest schedule possible for this season. We continue as the top team in the district and captured our 8th District title and 13th Ches-Mont title. We have also added two of the strongest teams in District 1 to our schedule: Garnet Valley (2016 AAAA State Champion) and Pope John Paul II District 1 AAA Champion, along with Cathlic League and District 12 Champion Archbishop Carroll.
Volleyball is demanding physically, mentally and time consuming. We expect that every player will remember that they are student-athletes and school comes first. Everyone will be expected to stay on top of schoolwork and not fall behind. We don’t want volleyball to interfere with studies, nor do we want students to be forced to choose between volleyball and studying.
We are asking every player to make a commitment to becoming a better volleyball player and to challenge themselves every day at practice and in all matches. We would also like every player make a commitment to themselves and the program that they are going to go the extra step in preparing themselves in the off season getting ready for the 2019 high school season. Play lots of volleyball over the summer and go to camps/clinics and do workouts on your own or with a friend to be in shape and mentally ready to win our second State Championship!
This season all Ches-Mont matches will have the JV playing first(3:30 away & home) with the varsity to follow. REMEMBER the 1% RULE: "Building Champions One Pass at a Time." Believe!
BSHS VOLLEYBALL NEWS
2019 - 2020
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Congratulations to the volleyball team who defeated Parkland in the state playoff semifinals on 11/12.
We're cheering on the Lady Eagles as they gear up to play in the state playoff finals on 11/16 at 6 PM at Cumberland Valley High School! LET'S GO, LADY EAGLES! |
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Congratulations to the volleyball team on their victory over Pennsbury yesterday evening! The team plays nest in the state playoff semifinals on 11/12 at 7PM at SpringFord. Let’s go, Lady Eagles!
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The volleyball team is running a used clothing drive to turn such items into fundraising dollars for the program. It's simple: just clean out your closets, go through that basement, and bag up any items to donate. You can drop of your donations THIS FRIDAY night 11/8 at the football game. There will be a marked trailer, parents and/or volleyball players there to help load the items in the trailer until after the game starts.
Items being collected include: wearable and usable men's, women's and children's clothing; shoes, belts, and handbags; linens (bedding, curtains, towels); and stuff animals. Thank you for your support! |
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Congratulations to the BSHS volleyball team who defeated Cumberland Valley in the PIAA state playoff opener yesterday evening! Way to go, Lady Eagles! Read more at shanahan.org/newsandevents, and come out to cheer on the team in the quarterfinals against Pennsbury this Saturday, November 9th - more info soon.
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Congratulations to the BSHS volleyball team who defeated Unionville on 10/31 in 3 sets, making the Shanahan Eagles district champions for the fifth year in a row! Congratulations, Lady Eagles!
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Congratulations to the BSHS volleyball team who won the District 1 Semi-finals match last night 3-0 (25-14, 25-15 & 25-20)! The team will be playing on Thursday night vs Unionville for their 5th district title in a row! The match will be at 7pm - WC East HS. Come on out to support the Lady Eagles! Let's go, Shanahan!
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October 25th
Shanahan opened up its 2019 District playoffs hosting Central League and the 16 seeded Strath Haven. Shanahan was victorious 3-0, and will advance to the quarterfinal found on Saturday at 5pm at Shanahan against the winner of the Pennridge/WC Rustin matchup. Leading the way for the Eagles were Cara Shultz with 8 aces, 18 kills, 2 blocks and 9 digs, Coco Shultz with 5 kills and 10 digs, Maddie Rudolph with 5 kills, and Mia Capporelli with 2 aces, 2 kills, and 28 assists, in the 25-4, 25-15 & 25-18 victory.
Shanahan opened up its 2019 District playoffs hosting Central League and the 16 seeded Strath Haven. Shanahan was victorious 3-0, and will advance to the quarterfinal found on Saturday at 5pm at Shanahan against the winner of the Pennridge/WC Rustin matchup. Leading the way for the Eagles were Cara Shultz with 8 aces, 18 kills, 2 blocks and 9 digs, Coco Shultz with 5 kills and 10 digs, Maddie Rudolph with 5 kills, and Mia Capporelli with 2 aces, 2 kills, and 28 assists, in the 25-4, 25-15 & 25-18 victory.
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October 18th
Last night the BSHS volleyball team hosted it's final regular season match and wrapped up the season undefeated with a 3-0 victory over the #10 ranked team in the district; Garnet Valley. In front of a packed house, the Eagles won 25-13, 25-4 & 25-12 and were led by Mia Caporellie 29 assists, 7 digs, 4 aces and 2 kills, Coco Shultz with 10 kills, 3 digs, and Grace Casagrande with 11 digs. The 17-0 Eagles will be the #1 seed in the upcoming District 1 playoffs and will host a home playoff match on Thursday, October 24th against a opponent to be determined. Come on out to cheer on the Lady Eagles! |
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October 15th
Congratulations to the BSHS volleyball team who defeated Sun Valley yesterday evening to clinch their 13th Ches-Mont League championship. In the 25-15, 25-10 & 25-19 victory, all 7 Shanahan seniors played well, Ava Thorley, Britney Mineweaser, Emily Ettien, Maddie Kempski, Grace Casagrande, Mia Capperalli and Cara Shultz, improving their record to 15-0 for the season and 12-0 in Ches-Mont League play. The team also celebrated their senior night, making it a great game to remember! Way to go, Lady Eagles! With 2 matches left, Shanahan plays at Great Valley on Wednesday and home on Thursday night vs Garnet Valley, a rematch of last season's district title match. Come out to support the Lady Eagles! |
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October 11th
It was, arguably, the most impactful regular season volleyball match in Ches-Mont history. Combatants with combined record of 31-0 and holding the top two spots in the District 1 4A power rankings. “It might very well be,” agreed Bishop Shanahan head coach Greg Ashman. “I don’t remember anything like this even back in the olden days when Unionville was on top — especially this late in the season.” |
But in front of a big crowd and on the road, the Eagles showed they aren’t even remotely ready to surrender local supremacy by blasting previous unbeaten Downingtown East 3-0 in a Thursday clash that was over in about an hour.
“I had a lot of fun watching this one,” Ashman said.
“Bishop Shanahan is very impressive,” added East head coach Peggy Hopton. “Tonight, they were the better team, for sure.
“When you play against a good team it’s only going to make you better. We now know that maybe we’re not as good as we thought. We have to get better.”
With, essentially, the Ches-Mont regular season crown on the line, and a top seed in the upcoming districts at stake, it was surprising how seemingly effortlessly the Eagles swept the Cougars 25-18, 25-19, 25-11.
“I wouldn’t say it was easy,” said Shanahan’s star senior Cara Shultz. “It was more about us playing very disciplined volleyball. This was definitely one of the highlights of our season.”
It wasn’t that the Eagles won for the 14th consecutive outing – it was how they won. Getting off to fast starts in each set, thanks to a bunch of service runs, and then never allowing East to grab the momentum by out-hitting and out-defending the Cougars.
“The key is starting strong,” Ashman said. “We knew coming into this environment that it was going to be loud, but we love this kind of atmosphere. We treated this as a playoff match because it was. This was to send a message to the rest of the district that, ‘hey, we’re still here.’”
Now 14-0 overall (10-0 in the league), Shanahan is now the only unbeaten team in the district, and has solidified its spot atop the power rankings with only two regular season matches to go. The Eagles are ranked second in the state in the latest poll by the Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association.
“Downingtown East is no slouch,” Ashman said. “They are ranked eighth in the state and they deserve to be.”
The Cougars fall to 10-1 (18-1 overall).
“I was proud of the way we kept battling, but Shanahan put the pressure on us and we were unable to respond,” Hopton said.
Shanahan’s motto: ‘Tradition Doesn’t Graduate’ was on clear display on Thursday. Coming off a league and district title, and a berth in the 2018 state title game, the Eagles lost a slew of seniors to graduation. But they haven’t skipped a beat a year later.
“I thought we really showed out and proved to people how Shanahan volleyball can really play. We came out on a mission,” said senior libero/DS Grace Casagrande.
“We are a very young team and I’m very happy with how we played,” Shultz added. “We came out of the gates swinging.
“We graduated a lot from last season, but we are still one of the best teams in the state. We have such a deep bench and every player is just as talented as the next.”
In the opening set, the Eagles raced out to an early 7-3 first set lead, but a service run by East’s Jordan Musantry eventually tied it. That’s when Shanahan went on a 7-1 rally to regain control, and then closed it out with late kills by Brooke Burns, Maddie Rudolph and Shultz, as well as a block and a dink from senior setter Mia Caporellie.
“Our energy stayed constant,” said Caporellie, who amassed 47 assist, 21 digs, three aces, five kills and three blocks. “It’s really fun when we all play at a high level. When everybody is on the same page, it’s like magic.”
Set number two was similar as the Eagles opened a 10-2 early lead, saw the Cougars battle back to within four at 11-7, and then staged another surge — thanks to three kills by Shultz – that put Shanahan back into command.
In the third set, it was 14-4 when Hopton called her sixth (and final) timeout. Shultz had six of her team-high 21 kills in the set, added 17 digs and wound up scoring 13 points on the evening off of her lethal jump-serve.
“One of our strengths is our service line,” Ashman explained. “We work on it a lot and a lot of teams don’t take it seriously. We work on it every single day. In our last two matches against Unionville and here tonight, we really showed it.”
Burns wound up with eight kills and five digs, Casagrande notched 25 digs and Cara’s younger sister, Coco, chipped in with six kills and 14 digs.
“I was really proud to see that they stuck with the game plan,” Ashman said. “We knew if we had ball-control and ran our middle (blockers), (East) wouldn’t know where balls were coming from. We can hit from any position on the court.
“We also have five kids on our bench that play the libero/DS position that I honestly believe could be the starters at any team in the league. I got four of the five of them in there tonight and we didn’t miss a beat.”
Senior hitter Jill Curran paced the Cougars with 10 kills and 14 digs, and Jess Angeline added 20 assists and nine digs.
“Slow starts hurt us,” Hopton said. “You have to fight hard to get the side-out and you can’t give up multiple points, and we did that. A lot of that has to do with the way Shanahan played. I don’t think they’ve played a better match than that.
“They served tough. I thought we passed really well in the first set but they hit better than we did.”
“I had a lot of fun watching this one,” Ashman said.
“Bishop Shanahan is very impressive,” added East head coach Peggy Hopton. “Tonight, they were the better team, for sure.
“When you play against a good team it’s only going to make you better. We now know that maybe we’re not as good as we thought. We have to get better.”
With, essentially, the Ches-Mont regular season crown on the line, and a top seed in the upcoming districts at stake, it was surprising how seemingly effortlessly the Eagles swept the Cougars 25-18, 25-19, 25-11.
“I wouldn’t say it was easy,” said Shanahan’s star senior Cara Shultz. “It was more about us playing very disciplined volleyball. This was definitely one of the highlights of our season.”
It wasn’t that the Eagles won for the 14th consecutive outing – it was how they won. Getting off to fast starts in each set, thanks to a bunch of service runs, and then never allowing East to grab the momentum by out-hitting and out-defending the Cougars.
“The key is starting strong,” Ashman said. “We knew coming into this environment that it was going to be loud, but we love this kind of atmosphere. We treated this as a playoff match because it was. This was to send a message to the rest of the district that, ‘hey, we’re still here.’”
Now 14-0 overall (10-0 in the league), Shanahan is now the only unbeaten team in the district, and has solidified its spot atop the power rankings with only two regular season matches to go. The Eagles are ranked second in the state in the latest poll by the Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association.
“Downingtown East is no slouch,” Ashman said. “They are ranked eighth in the state and they deserve to be.”
The Cougars fall to 10-1 (18-1 overall).
“I was proud of the way we kept battling, but Shanahan put the pressure on us and we were unable to respond,” Hopton said.
Shanahan’s motto: ‘Tradition Doesn’t Graduate’ was on clear display on Thursday. Coming off a league and district title, and a berth in the 2018 state title game, the Eagles lost a slew of seniors to graduation. But they haven’t skipped a beat a year later.
“I thought we really showed out and proved to people how Shanahan volleyball can really play. We came out on a mission,” said senior libero/DS Grace Casagrande.
“We are a very young team and I’m very happy with how we played,” Shultz added. “We came out of the gates swinging.
“We graduated a lot from last season, but we are still one of the best teams in the state. We have such a deep bench and every player is just as talented as the next.”
In the opening set, the Eagles raced out to an early 7-3 first set lead, but a service run by East’s Jordan Musantry eventually tied it. That’s when Shanahan went on a 7-1 rally to regain control, and then closed it out with late kills by Brooke Burns, Maddie Rudolph and Shultz, as well as a block and a dink from senior setter Mia Caporellie.
“Our energy stayed constant,” said Caporellie, who amassed 47 assist, 21 digs, three aces, five kills and three blocks. “It’s really fun when we all play at a high level. When everybody is on the same page, it’s like magic.”
Set number two was similar as the Eagles opened a 10-2 early lead, saw the Cougars battle back to within four at 11-7, and then staged another surge — thanks to three kills by Shultz – that put Shanahan back into command.
In the third set, it was 14-4 when Hopton called her sixth (and final) timeout. Shultz had six of her team-high 21 kills in the set, added 17 digs and wound up scoring 13 points on the evening off of her lethal jump-serve.
“One of our strengths is our service line,” Ashman explained. “We work on it a lot and a lot of teams don’t take it seriously. We work on it every single day. In our last two matches against Unionville and here tonight, we really showed it.”
Burns wound up with eight kills and five digs, Casagrande notched 25 digs and Cara’s younger sister, Coco, chipped in with six kills and 14 digs.
“I was really proud to see that they stuck with the game plan,” Ashman said. “We knew if we had ball-control and ran our middle (blockers), (East) wouldn’t know where balls were coming from. We can hit from any position on the court.
“We also have five kids on our bench that play the libero/DS position that I honestly believe could be the starters at any team in the league. I got four of the five of them in there tonight and we didn’t miss a beat.”
Senior hitter Jill Curran paced the Cougars with 10 kills and 14 digs, and Jess Angeline added 20 assists and nine digs.
“Slow starts hurt us,” Hopton said. “You have to fight hard to get the side-out and you can’t give up multiple points, and we did that. A lot of that has to do with the way Shanahan played. I don’t think they’ve played a better match than that.
“They served tough. I thought we passed really well in the first set but they hit better than we did.”
October 2nd
Bishop Shanahan hosted Coatesville and won in straight sets 3-0, improving their record to 12-0 (7-0 Ches-Mont), and wrapping up a tough 5 match week, beating Avon Grove, Southern Lehigh (PAVBC #1 AAA), Oxford, Arch Bishop Carroll (PAVBC #10 AAAA) and Ursuline (DE).
The Eagles were led by Caroline McNaulty with 5 kills, 2 digs, Laura Brozey with 4 kills and 2 digs, Ava Thorley with 4 kills, 9 digs and 2 aces and Mary Howski with 3 aces and 4 digs.
Next week Shanahan will be hosting Unionville 11-1 and undefeated in Ches-Mont play on Tuesday 10/8 after school and heading to Downingtown East (on Thursday 10-10 7pm) the other undefeated team in the Ches-Mon at 14-0 and currently ranked #8 in the PAVBCoaches poll and # 1 in District 1's points rankings. Next week should clear up who will be crowned the league champion.
Bishop Shanahan hosted Coatesville and won in straight sets 3-0, improving their record to 12-0 (7-0 Ches-Mont), and wrapping up a tough 5 match week, beating Avon Grove, Southern Lehigh (PAVBC #1 AAA), Oxford, Arch Bishop Carroll (PAVBC #10 AAAA) and Ursuline (DE).
The Eagles were led by Caroline McNaulty with 5 kills, 2 digs, Laura Brozey with 4 kills and 2 digs, Ava Thorley with 4 kills, 9 digs and 2 aces and Mary Howski with 3 aces and 4 digs.
Next week Shanahan will be hosting Unionville 11-1 and undefeated in Ches-Mont play on Tuesday 10/8 after school and heading to Downingtown East (on Thursday 10-10 7pm) the other undefeated team in the Ches-Mon at 14-0 and currently ranked #8 in the PAVBCoaches poll and # 1 in District 1's points rankings. Next week should clear up who will be crowned the league champion.
September 27th
Bishop Shanahan finished the first 3 of 5 matches this week while extending their undefeated streak to 9. Tuesday beating Avon Grove 3-0 by the scores of 25-7, 25-8 & 25-10. Last night the Eagles traveled to the #1 ranked team in PAVBCoaches poll for AAA volleyball; So Lehigh, and was victorious 3-0 with set scores of 25-14, 25-18 & 25-17. Shanahan played well at all aspects of the game, Serving well, playing relentless defense and providing an exceptional strong and well calculated attack. Leading the way last night was Cara Shultz with 15 kills, 3 aces and 14 digs, Grace Casagrande with 19 digs, Mia Caporellie with 38 assists, 10 digs and 2 blocks, Maddie Rudolph with 3 kills and 6 blocks and Brooke Burns with 9 kills 2 aces, 2 blocks and 7 digs.
On the 27th, Shanahan had a league match at Oxford HS and again swept their opponent with a 3-0 victory and set scores of 25-10, 25-18 & 25-17. Today the Eagles were led by Caroloie McNulty with 6 kills and 6 digs, Ava Thorley with 3 kills, 2 aces and 9 digs, Laura Brozey with 3 kills, 3 blocks and 1 dig. Emily Ettien and Catherine Rae ran the Eagles offense today adding (Em) 15 assists & 2 aces, (Rae) with 12 assists and 1 ace. Up next the Eagles will be hosting the 2nd Annual Bishop's Cup quad match on Saturday with Archbishop Carroll, Emmaus and Ursuline (DE). Match times are 11am, 1pm & 3pm.
Bishop Shanahan finished the first 3 of 5 matches this week while extending their undefeated streak to 9. Tuesday beating Avon Grove 3-0 by the scores of 25-7, 25-8 & 25-10. Last night the Eagles traveled to the #1 ranked team in PAVBCoaches poll for AAA volleyball; So Lehigh, and was victorious 3-0 with set scores of 25-14, 25-18 & 25-17. Shanahan played well at all aspects of the game, Serving well, playing relentless defense and providing an exceptional strong and well calculated attack. Leading the way last night was Cara Shultz with 15 kills, 3 aces and 14 digs, Grace Casagrande with 19 digs, Mia Caporellie with 38 assists, 10 digs and 2 blocks, Maddie Rudolph with 3 kills and 6 blocks and Brooke Burns with 9 kills 2 aces, 2 blocks and 7 digs.
On the 27th, Shanahan had a league match at Oxford HS and again swept their opponent with a 3-0 victory and set scores of 25-10, 25-18 & 25-17. Today the Eagles were led by Caroloie McNulty with 6 kills and 6 digs, Ava Thorley with 3 kills, 2 aces and 9 digs, Laura Brozey with 3 kills, 3 blocks and 1 dig. Emily Ettien and Catherine Rae ran the Eagles offense today adding (Em) 15 assists & 2 aces, (Rae) with 12 assists and 1 ace. Up next the Eagles will be hosting the 2nd Annual Bishop's Cup quad match on Saturday with Archbishop Carroll, Emmaus and Ursuline (DE). Match times are 11am, 1pm & 3pm.
September 24th
Shanahan hosted league opponent today; Avon Grove and was victorious 3-0 with set scores of 25-7, 25-8 & 25-10. Leading the way for the 7-0 (6-0 Ches-Mont) Eagles serving strong was Cara Shults with 7 aces, Mia Caporellie & Brooke Burns both with 4 aces, and Grace Casagrande with 3 aces. Shanahan will take a trip to So Lehigh tomorrow for a non-league match with the #1 AAA team in the state who is also undefeated with a 20 - 0 record. This should be quite the battle among 2 of the top teams in the state facing off. Good luck Shanahan!
Shanahan hosted league opponent today; Avon Grove and was victorious 3-0 with set scores of 25-7, 25-8 & 25-10. Leading the way for the 7-0 (6-0 Ches-Mont) Eagles serving strong was Cara Shults with 7 aces, Mia Caporellie & Brooke Burns both with 4 aces, and Grace Casagrande with 3 aces. Shanahan will take a trip to So Lehigh tomorrow for a non-league match with the #1 AAA team in the state who is also undefeated with a 20 - 0 record. This should be quite the battle among 2 of the top teams in the state facing off. Good luck Shanahan!
September 19th
Shanahan volleyball traveled to cross town rival Downingtown West and emerged victorious in straight sets improving their record to 6-0 (5-0 Ches-Mont) by scores of 25-10, 25-17 & 25-9. Leading the way for the Eagles was Coco Shultz and Bridgett Kelly both with 7 kills. Bridget also added 5 blocks and 2 digs, while Coco had 2 aces and 4 digs.
Shanahan volleyball traveled to cross town rival Downingtown West and emerged victorious in straight sets improving their record to 6-0 (5-0 Ches-Mont) by scores of 25-10, 25-17 & 25-9. Leading the way for the Eagles was Coco Shultz and Bridgett Kelly both with 7 kills. Bridget also added 5 blocks and 2 digs, while Coco had 2 aces and 4 digs.
September 17th
Tonight the undefeated Bishop Shanahan girl's volleyball team travel to WC Rustin for their league match and continued their unbeaten streak for the season in the 3-0 battle. Shanahan was led by Srs Cara Shultz with 21 kills, 1 ace and 20 digs and Mia Caporelli with 3 aces, 15 digs and 34 assists. Shanahan also had good performances fro Bridget Kelly, Maddie Rudolph and Coco Shultz all adding 6 kills. Defensively for the Eagles they were led by Grace Casagrande with 16 digs, Maddie Kempski with 9 digs, Brooke Burns with 7 digs in their 25-21, 25-20 & 25-16 victory. Shanahan improves to 5-0 overall (4-0 in league). Up next for the Eagles is Downingtown West on 9/19.
Tonight the undefeated Bishop Shanahan girl's volleyball team travel to WC Rustin for their league match and continued their unbeaten streak for the season in the 3-0 battle. Shanahan was led by Srs Cara Shultz with 21 kills, 1 ace and 20 digs and Mia Caporelli with 3 aces, 15 digs and 34 assists. Shanahan also had good performances fro Bridget Kelly, Maddie Rudolph and Coco Shultz all adding 6 kills. Defensively for the Eagles they were led by Grace Casagrande with 16 digs, Maddie Kempski with 9 digs, Brooke Burns with 7 digs in their 25-21, 25-20 & 25-16 victory. Shanahan improves to 5-0 overall (4-0 in league). Up next for the Eagles is Downingtown West on 9/19.
September 12th
The volleyball team hosted league rival WC Henderson and won in straight sets 3-0. The Eagles were led by Coco Shultz with 4 aces, 9 kills and 19 digs. In the 25-17, 25-11, 25-15 league battle, #Shanahan also had great performances from Mia Caporellie with 28 assists, 3 aces and 13 digs; Bridget Kelly with 7 kills, 2 digs and 1 block; Brooke Burs with 7 kills and 9 digs; Maddie Kempski with 13 digs; and Caroline McNaulty with 4 kills and 2 blocks. The Eagles improve their record to 4-0 overall and a 3-0 league record. Congratulations, Lady Eagles!
The volleyball team hosted league rival WC Henderson and won in straight sets 3-0. The Eagles were led by Coco Shultz with 4 aces, 9 kills and 19 digs. In the 25-17, 25-11, 25-15 league battle, #Shanahan also had great performances from Mia Caporellie with 28 assists, 3 aces and 13 digs; Bridget Kelly with 7 kills, 2 digs and 1 block; Brooke Burs with 7 kills and 9 digs; Maddie Kempski with 13 digs; and Caroline McNaulty with 4 kills and 2 blocks. The Eagles improve their record to 4-0 overall and a 3-0 league record. Congratulations, Lady Eagles!
September 10th
The volleyball team traveled to WC East for their league match, claiming a 3-0 win! The Eagles were led by Mia Caporellie with 10 aces, 5 digs and 15 assists. Leading the way with hitting was Coco Shultz with 9 kills and Brooke Burns, Maddie Rudolph, and Ava Thorley all added 5 kills apiece. Defensively #Shanahan was led by Grace Casagrande with 18 digs, and Brooke Burns with 13 digs. The team raised their record to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the Ches-Mont league play. #BSHS will host WC Henderson, another league match, today after school. Let's go, Lady Eagles!
The volleyball team traveled to WC East for their league match, claiming a 3-0 win! The Eagles were led by Mia Caporellie with 10 aces, 5 digs and 15 assists. Leading the way with hitting was Coco Shultz with 9 kills and Brooke Burns, Maddie Rudolph, and Ava Thorley all added 5 kills apiece. Defensively #Shanahan was led by Grace Casagrande with 18 digs, and Brooke Burns with 13 digs. The team raised their record to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the Ches-Mont league play. #BSHS will host WC Henderson, another league match, today after school. Let's go, Lady Eagles!
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The BSHS volleyball team opened the season by winning in three straight sets against Kennett HS! This was the 200th league victory for Shanahan. Leading the way for the Eagles were Cara Shultz with 10 kills, 2 aces, and 13 digs and Coco Shultz with 8 kills, 2 blocks and 3 digs. Mia Caporellie had 2 aces, 22 assists, 7 digs and 3 kills. There was strong serving from Lauren Gallagher who scored 12 points from the service line including team high 4 aces. Next up for the volleyball team is a tough, non-league opponent at home vs Emmaus from Allentown's District 11 tonight at 5pm! Let's go, Lady Eagles!
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2018 - 2019
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Congratulations to the BSHS Volleyball team on a wonderful season! The team placed 2nd in the State PIAA Class 4A Championship!
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The Lady Eagles continue in the State Championship after defeating Downingtown West in the quarterfinals!
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Congratulations to the BSHS Volleyball Team who claimed a victory in the first round of the State Championship!
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2018 District I Champions! Headed to states!
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Congratulations to the BSHS Volleyball Team who wrapped up the season with a victory over Great Valley HS with a 3-1 Ches-Mont League match. A special congratulations to the team's graduating seniors who recently celebrated their Senior Night! The team's regular season record is 16-1, 12-0 league record. This earns them a #1 seed for the District 1 playoffs that will start soon. Way to go, Lady Eagles!
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The Volleyball Team celebrated the 2018 BSHS Homecoming Pep Rally!
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The BSHS Volleyball team took first place at the Parkland Invitational!
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Congratulations to the BSHS varsity Volleyball team who won the Wilson High School Invitational on September 8th! Go Lady Eagles!
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The BSHS Volleyball team hosted its first annual Shanahan Alumni Day Picnic in August. They invited all former and current Shanahan volleyball players to Shady-Side Park in Downingtown for food, music, fun, and of course....Volleyball!
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Bishop Shanahan High School
220 Woodbine Road Downingtown, PA 19335 Phone: 610-518-1300 Fax: 610-343-6220 
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