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Girls volleyball redirects efforts following loss

Sloan Wuttke
November 15, 2019
Sports, Volleyball
After losing its first round of open Central Coast Section to Menlo Atherton 3-2 on Nov. 2, girls volleyball hopes to recover and redirect their efforts towards Norcal playoffs according to senior team captain ...

Girls volleyball alters warm-up routines

Sloan Wuttke
October 30, 2019
Sports, Volleyball
Junior Sophia Krugler said she has noticed the girls volleyball team frequently struggling to take the lead at the beginning of matches, possibly suffering from inconsistent performances. “Our last two games w...

Girls varsity volleyball team shifts mindset

Sloan Wuttke
September 30, 2019
Sports, Volleyball
The Paly girls varsity volleyball team recently conceptualized their deficiency in overall mindset following a game on Sept. 19 against Homestead, barely winning 3-2. According to junior Trisha Razdan, the t...

Girls volleyball hopeful under new leadership

Sloan Wuttke
September 8, 2019
Sports, Volleyball
Following the loss of their previous coach, the Paly varsity girls' volleyball team has been working to facilitate connections with their new coach. The team is aiming towards perfecting their mentality, tec...

Boys volleyball season comes to an early end

Leila Khan
May 17, 2019
Sports, Spring Sports, Volleyball
The boys varsity volleyball team did not make it to playoffs, however, they ended up moving their way up the division and landing a first place title by the end of the season. “We never ended up making playof...
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Boys volleyball team starts off new season with multiple wins

Leila Khan
March 30, 2019
Sports, Volleyball
With one full season under its belt, the boys varsity volleyball team kicked off the 2019 spring sports season with four wins and three losses. “Our season is off to a pretty good start,” senior captain Raymon...
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Volleyball season ends in CCS semi-finals after successful run

Eve Donnelly
November 8, 2018
Fall Sports, Sports, Volleyball
After crushing competition and ending the regular season with a record of 11-1, the girls volleyball season ended in the semi-finals of the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs. On Nov. 7, Paly faced Buchanan ...

Girls volleyball begins to prepare for CCS following first loss of season

Eve Donnelly
November 3, 2018
Sports, Volleyball
With league shortly coming to an end and the Central Coast Section (CCS) finals approaching soon, the Paly  girls volleyball team continues to work towards its many  goals. The team lost its first match agains...
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Girls volleyball team finds success in Chandler Invitational tournament

Eve Donnelly
October 14, 2018
Volleyball
Beginning league play in early September, the girls volleyball team is undefeated. Their main goal now is to have it remain that way. The girls defeated Homestead High School in their first league game of the ...

Girls volleyball rebuilds after losing graduated seniors

Eve Donnelly
September 5, 2018
Fall Sports, Sports, Volleyball
With each graduating class comes a multitude of expectations for the future, but also holes left behind. While the graduated seniors will be missed in classrooms and hallways, the area where arguably their void...
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