The ND Royals and St. John’s Knights met for the first time since their championship game in 2017. After three wild sets, the top two teams in the league put together an instant classic with ND getting the edge 31-29, 22-25, 26-24.
The Okkodo Bulldogs defended home court Tuesday evening in a match-up of the North against the Sanchez Sharks.
The Academy Cougars rolled into the Dale J. Jenkins Gymnasium on the St. John Campus to try and do what no team has this season: beat the St. John Knights, who came into the contest at 8-0. Academy eventually shook off the nerves and survived a tough match to get it done! The Cougars handed the Knights their first loss of the season in three sets 16-25, 25-23, 25-19.
The GW Geckos survived a three-set battle against the home team JFK Islanders in IIAAG girls volleyball Friday evening.
The St. Paul Warriors were undefeated under new head coach Nate Pineda after taking down the GW Geckos over the weekend. Tuesday presented their toughest challenge yet by hosting the
The GW Lady Geckos put their best effort forward in week 2 of the IIAAG girls volleyball season as they traveled down to Agana to do battle with the Academy Cougars.
ND Royal Carlie Quinata is a leader, volleyball champion and volleyball league MVP. What you didn’t know is that her volleyball talents weren’t gifted, but instead earned. Hard work a determination continue drive the young star even in the face of adversity.
The St. John’s Knights needed three sets to get a victory over the JFK Islanders to keep their hot start to the 2018 IIAAG girls volleyball season alive and well.
The ND Royals girls volleyball team’s first week into their 2018 title defense has been a trial by fire. After hosting the GW Geckos on opening night, the Royals payed visit to the Academy Cougars Saturday evening where they managed to get a close victory while holding off two Cougar rallies.
The JFK Islanders claimed victors over the St. Paul Warriors in a Friday evening showdown in IIAAG girls volleyball.
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Roque Martinez’s first ‘fight’ was in second grade in which he says he won by ‘unanimous decision’.
