Hannan senior setter Josie Pathoumthong is back for her final season after overcoming knee issues that plagued her junior year. With over 2,200 career assists, she’s healthy and expected to play a pivotal role for the Hawks this season. Coach Rebekka Bonnaffee praises her skills and leadership, noting her impressive performance in a prior state championship run as a freshman. Pathoumthong is not only focused on volleyball but also on her academic goals, aiming for nursing while considering SEC schools for college.

By the Numbers
  • Pathoumthong has recorded 2,248 career assists, 685 digs, 228 kills, 79 aces, and 35 blocks.
  • She had 1,237 assists, 383 digs, 110 kills, and 31 aces last season.
State of Play
  • The Hawks have five seniors, including Pathoumthong, who is becoming more vocal as a leader.
  • The team practices three times a week and has a strong camaraderie, aiming for success this season.
  • Returning players like Marley Bankston and Grace Furlow add experience to the team's core.
What's Next

The Hawks kick off their season on August 31 against St. Michael the Archangel. They also have a scheduled home opener on September 9 versus Northshore. As they aim for another successful run, Pathoumthong's performance and leadership will be crucial.

Bottom Line

Pathoumthong's return to health and her growth as a player make her a key asset for the Hawks this season. Her experience, skills, and commitment to her teammates position her well for a breakout final year in high school volleyball.