The Cypress Christian School varsity volleyball program is celebrating three impressive individual achievements as Bella Thomas, Sarah Troxel and Karly Schielack each reached significant career milestones during the 2026 season.
These accomplishments highlight the dedication, talent and hard work of three Lady Warriors who have made important contributions to the team’s success on the court.
Senior setter Bella Thomas reached 800 career assists, demonstrating her leadership, consistency and ability to direct the Warriors’ offense. As a key playmaker, Thomas has played an important role in creating scoring opportunities and keeping the team’s offense moving throughout the season.
Senior outside hitter Sarah Troxel recorded 1,200 career kills, an outstanding achievement reflecting her offensive talent and competitive drive. In her first season at Cypress Christian School, Troxel has made an immediate impact, bringing experience, leadership and a powerful offensive presence to the Lady Warriors.
Karly Schielack reached 400 career digs, highlighting her defensive consistency, quick reactions and determination to keep plays alive. Her effort and commitment on the defensive side of the court have made her a valuable contributor to the team’s success.
While these milestones recognize individual accomplishments, they also reflect the teamwork, perseverance and commitment to excellence that define the Cypress Christian School volleyball program. Each achievement represents countless hours of preparation and the support of teammates and coaches working together toward shared goals.
These individual accomplishments have contributed to a memorable season for the Lady Warriors, highlighted by a second consecutive undefeated district championship and another appearance in the TAPPS State Final Four.
Congratulations to Bella, Sarah and Karly on these outstanding career milestones! The CCS community is proud of their accomplishments and the dedication they have shown throughout their volleyball careers.
