ROCK SPRINGS — Eight people addressed the Western Wyoming Community College Board of Trustees on Thursday, voicing frustration and disappointment over the school’s recent decision to eliminate the women’s volleyball program.

Before public comment began, Vice Chairman Jim Jessen reminded the audience of meeting rules and noted that trustees could not take action on the volleyball program because it was not listed on the agenda.

Parents, players, former employees and relatives spoke for more than an hour, criticizing both the decision and how it was handled.

Sonya Hunt, who has a student at the college, questioned the school’s cost analysis.

“I have not seen anything put out to support the volleyball program,” she said. “That saddens me greatly.”

Sophomore player Reagan Davis, from Pin

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