Julie Owen Meyer, a former pediatric oncology nurse who has written a classic Jesse Tree Advent book, Our Long-Expected Gift. In her book’s introduction, Meyer writes “The Jesse Tree Advent allowed me to see Scripture in a new light. There is a deep relationship between God’s works and his end purpose, and I felt desperately moved to share how each story leads us straight to Jesus.” The book can be purchased at julieowenmeyer.com and is available as an audiobook on streaming services.
Gigi Whann, Anna Lee, and Sarah Floyd, three standouts on the state champion Highland Park volleyball team who have been recognized as MaxPreps All-Americans.
Whann has been named a First-Team MaxPreps All-American. Her achievements include recognition as District 12-5A MVP and Dallas Morning News Defensive Player of the Year. A senior leader and captain for the Scots, her dominant defensive play and consistency anchored the team all year. She will continue her volleyball career next season at the University of Arizona.
Lee, a junior, has been selected as a MaxPreps Junior All-American. She also earned District 12-5A Setter of the Year, led all of Texas 5A in assists, ranked seventh in assists in the nation, and was named to the Dallas Morning News All-Area Second Team. A key playmaker, Lee will return next season, bringing invaluable experience and momentum to the Scots.
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Floyd, a standout sophomore, has earned MaxPreps Sophomore All-American honors. Her exceptional postseason performance earned her the title of State Final MVP, and she was named to the Dallas Morning News First Team. Floyd’s impact on both offense and defense played a crucial role in Highland Park’s championship run.
