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[Photo] Behind the net: Junior Jenna Rickelman’s journey on the girls water polo team
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May 23, 2024
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![With her arms held high, junior Jenna Rickelman throws the ball across the pool during a girls water polo practice. With hours of practice after school and over the summer, Rickelman saw many improvements in her water polo skills. “When I look at [my] stats, I'm so much better than I was last year,” Rickelman said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Untitled-design-2-.png)
![“[Something I regret is] sticking my leg in between two girls when going for the ball during the State Cup game. That’s how I tore my first ACL. I tore my other ACL when I was playing in a CO-ED game. I landed on my leg weirdly, and my knee buckled. This made me realize what’s important. I’m not always going to be able to play soccer. [Tearing my ACL] made me realize there are other things out there. It opened up my life a little bit because I used to be hyper-focused on soccer.” – Mallory Bricker, 10](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/kbricker-1-900x600.jpeg)
![“[Something I regret is] sticking my leg in between two girls when going for the ball during the State Cup game. That’s how I tore my first ACL. I tore my other ACL when I was playing in a CO-ED game. I landed on my leg weirdly, and my knee buckled. This made me realize what’s important. I’m not always going to be able to play soccer. [Tearing my ACL] made me realize there are other things out there. It opened up my life a little bit because I used to be hyper-focused on soccer.” - Mallory Bricker, 10](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/DSC_1721-900x600.jpg)