Competitive spirit
Addison Mills signs on with Corban University last week during a signing ceremony at Ephrata High School. Mills said her competitive nature is part of what led to the opportunity to play college volleyball.
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Addison Mills on the court for the Ephrata Tigers. The senior plays as a pin hitter and said her height gives her an advantage on the court close to the net.
Addison Mills beams in her Corban University shirt. The full scholarship she received to play volleyball for the university will allow her to start studying business and communications.
Addison Mills talks to an official on the court. Mills said the adults in her life have been huge supporters as she worked to create the opportunities she wants for herself.
Addison Mills on the court for the Ephrata Tigers with her fellow players. Mills said having her teammates committed to showing up every day helps her do the same.
EPHRATA — Ephrata’s Addison Mills has signed with Corban University, a Salem, Ore.-based Christian institution, on a full-ride volleyball scholarship. Mills, a pin hitter on the court, said she had to consider her options after getting offers to play multiple sports – in part due to her height and competitive nature.
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