Emma Hannagan and Joseph Ahearn

Warrnambool's Emma Hannagan and Joseph Ahearn speak ahead of representing Victorian volleyball teams.

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00:00I'm joined by Joseph Ahern and Emma Hannigan, guys, both made the Vic volleyball teams for

00:05your age group.

00:06I'll start with you, Emma.

00:07Are you looking forward to it?

00:08You've been to a few before.

00:09Yes.

00:10I can't wait.

00:11I always love going away with the girls.

00:12It's really exciting.

00:13Yeah, I can't wait to compete.

00:14And you told me you've had a bit of a curse with bronze medals.

00:18Yes, I've had a few bronze medals in my room, so I'd love to break that and get silver or

00:23gold, but we'll see what happens.

00:25And Joseph, this is your first time on the team.

00:27Are you looking forward to it?

00:28Yeah, I'm really excited.

00:29I've never belonged so well on the team, so it'll be lots of fun, for sure.

00:32And do you have any goals for the tournament?

00:35Yeah, it'd be great to place a medal, so get to that bronze medal match and have a win

00:41maybe, or even go further than that.

00:43It'd be great.

00:44And you guys play locally in Warrnambool.

00:46Has that been a good place to develop your skills?

00:49I'll start with you, Emma.

00:50Yeah, it always is.

00:52Tuesday nights they're on a men's net, so it makes me jump a bit higher, but it's always

00:58great.

00:59And Joseph, you've learned a lot in your five years you've been playing.

01:02Yeah, I had a Tuesday night.

01:04It's great, great fun.

01:06And reffing too, the lower divisions, is great too.

01:09Get to see some of the younger players come through, which is good.

01:12Well guys, good luck for Adelaide.

01:13Thank you.