Jordyn Dixon, Eurekana editor-in-chief
This is Dixon’s fifth semester on staff where she serves as Editor-in-chief of the Eurekana Yearbook. Dixon enjoys photography, shopping and watching movies. She is involved in SADD and E!Crew at Eureka. One word to describe her; confident. A conversation she wants to have with the world, “I would want to know how everyone is bettering the world they live in.” Dixon’s dream job is to be a real estate developer and hopes to improve and build new communities all around the country. Twitter: jdixonEHS_hub
![Final set over, the girls varsity volleyball team celebrates after their victory over Francis Howell Central at Pattonville, making them sectionals champions. The team is now moving onto the state games for the first time in school history. “We haven't made it past districts since 1996,” Avery Crowder, setter said. “ It was super exciting. Eureka volleyball has never been to state. It is super exciting to be a part of the team that is making it to state for the first time in history. I think we definitely deserve it. We have all worked so hard and I am so proud of all of my teammates. I know we are going to do great at state. The games this weekend can go anyway. All four teams that are going, [Willard, St. Theresa, Lafayette and Eureka] are good. They are all going to be great games. Lafayette is our biggest competitor. We have always had that fight with them. We lost to them earlier in the season on a close game, but we have been working on our blocks and making sure we can shut down their hitters so we can win.” They will play at The Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau in the Final Four game on Friday, Nov. 1. If the Wildcats win, they will move on to play the State Championship game on Saturday, Nov. 2.](https://ehshub.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/10_27-JD-girls-varsity-volleyball-vs-Francis-Howell-Central-sectionals-1-CROP-900x600.jpg)
