Former Hidden Valley, Brookville Stars Players Roll in Liberty Success

A YEAR AGO, KYLEE BEECHER REACHED THE PINACCLE AT HIDDEN VALLEY WITH BACK TO BACK STATE TITLES..
NOW SHE BEGINS A NEW CLIMB AT LIBERTY UNIVERSITY.. AND CAN ALREADY TELL HOW STEEP THE NEW CHALLENGE WILL BE..
Beecher: “A different speed, agility. It’s just something you have to work on.“ 
ANOTHER FORMER LOCAL STANDOUT PLAYING FOR FLAMES.. BROOKVILLE’S BRITTANY CAMPBELL.. AND ALTHOUGH SHE IS MISSING SOME TIME WITH A KNEE INJURY.. SHE TAKES HER NEW CHALLENGE VERY SERIOUSLY..
Campbell: “This is Division 1, this is a job.  I love it, but you definitely have to have alot of discipline and dedication.“ 
ONE OF THE BIGGEST EXPERIENCES FOR FRESHMAN.. BEING ABLE TO TELL THE FRAZZEE TRIPLETS APART..
Megan Frazee: “They will have trouble in the first day or so, but once they are around us and can tell facial expressions, its easier.“ 
KYLEE SHOULD ALSO HAVE AN EASY TIME.. MEGAN FRAZZEE IS HER ROOMATE..
Coach Carey Green: “Usually we have older players with younger players, and the older players mentor them, being a big sister to them.“
Beecher: “They give me alot of support, taking me step by step.“ 
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AS FOR WHAT MEGAN HAS LEARNED ABOUT KYLEE?..
Frazee: “She talks in her sleep every once in awhile, I’m usually out of it, so I just roll back over and go back to bed.“
PLENTY OF REST WILL BE KEY FOR THE FLAMES QUEST FOR ANOTHER N-C-A-A TOURNAMENT RUN..
IN LYNCHBURG.. CHRIS WHITLEY, 10 ON YOUR SIDE SPORTS..  )