Palo Verde outside hitter Michael Simister didn’t get the outcome he had envisioned a season ago when the Panthers were ousted in the Sunset Region semifinals by Shadow Ridge.
Boys Volleyball
The Most Valuable Player chants for Palo Verde senior Michael Simister began pouring in from more than 200 Panther students prior to the first serve on Wednesday.
Jordan Glenn knew the state championship match was about to end, and he wanted to be the one to finish it.
Follow the link for the schedule and results (when available) for the 2015 state boys volleyball tournaments.
Palo Verde boys volleyball coach Phil Clarke doesn’t mind not having a big, go-to outside hitter on his team because it allows setter Cole Willson the freedom to fully direct the offense.
The Clark boys volleyball team’s whole season centered around getting another shot at defending champion Mojave in the state Division I-A championship game.
Del Sol boys volleyball coach John Cress wasn’t sure how his team would perform in the Division I-A state playoffs after losing standout junior Kalai Ho to a torn anterior cruciate ligament last weekend.
There’s probably not a more confident team than Mojave as the boys volleyball state tournaments begin this week.
When walking around the Las Vegas High campus, one constantly hears that it is a “family.”
In the beginning of the volleyball season, Legacy coach Ray Lewis knew his team was much better than what people had expected.
Follow the link for the schedule and results (when available) for the Division I boys volleyball region tournaments.
Palo Verde’s boys volleyball team hadn’t experienced much success against Shadow Ridge in recent years, so the Panthers had revenge in mind when they faced the Mustangs on Thursday in the Sunset Region semifinals at Legacy.
Playing at home in any sport has shown its advantages since the dawn of athletic competition.
Chris McCoy had 16 kills Wednesday to lead Sierra Vista’s boys volleyball team to a 25-18, 17-25, 25-23, 26-24 win over host Western.
When his team took a two-set lead Tuesday, Liberty boys volleyball coach Brandon Kersting couldn’t resist the urge to recall previous advantages the Patriots had given away.
