St. Vincent’s Academy Volleyball recently celebrated two seniors reaching major milestones.
On October 3, Senior Libero Sophie Chu-Dy notched her 750th career dig, continuing the energy and leadership that define her four years with the Saints’ defense. A returning All-Greater Savannah first-team pick, Sophie tallied over 300 digs, 400 serve receptions, and 60 aces last season. She remains one of Savannah’s top players to watch in 2025.
St. Vincent’s Academy senior libero Sophie Chu-Dy is joined by Head Coach Sarah Stewart (left) and Assistant Coach Leia Dedic after recording her 750th career dig milestone on October 3. (Courtesy St. Vincent's Academy)
A week earlier, on Senior Night, September 23, Senior Right-Side Hitter and Setter Kaylyn Gill reached her 750th career assist, highlighting her ability to set up scoring opportunities and maintain team composure. Also a 2024 All-Greater Savannah first-team pick, Gill recorded 383 assists and 231 kills last season while leading the Saints to the state quarterfinals. Her versatility and leadership directly contribute to the Saints’ strong performances.
St. Vincent’s Academy senior right-side hitter and setter Kaylyn Gill celebrates her 750th career assist milestone on September 22 with Head Coach Sarah Stewart (left) and Assistant Coach Leia Dedic. (Photo Magnolia Manor Creations Photography)
Both players have been recognized by Savannah Morning News sports reporter Dennis Knight as two of the top returning volleyball players in the Greater Savannah area for 2025, and their latest milestones prove exactly why.
PHOTO CREDIT: Magnolia Manor Creations Photography
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