Varsity and Junior Varsity Boys and Girls Volleyball
Varsity and Junior Varsity Boys and Girls Volleyball
Our Boys and Girls Varsity teams recently faced some tough opponents, Olympia and SenTia, Our teams’ determination and hard work were on full display. Despite the challenges, both teams gave their all, with impressive plays, strong serves, and unwavering team spirit. We want to give special shoutouts to all the fans who cheered them on and to the players who never gave up!
Keep your heads high, keep pushing forward, and let’s continue to grow stronger together. Onward to the next game!
Volleyball Senior Night was an unforgettable event, honoring the senior athletes who have dedicated so much to the team. Each senior made an impressive entrance, accompanied by their mother or a favorite teacher, receiving a cool poster as a token of appreciation for their commitment. It was a heartfelt moment, full of smiles and pride.
The celebration continued as the seniors ran alongside their teammates, sharing high-fives and words of encouragement. This display of friendship perfectly set the stage for the evening’s games.
The Varsity Boys showcased impressive teamwork and strategy, 𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝟐-𝟎. The Varsity Girls played with heart and determination in a match that kept the crowd on the edge of their seats. With the pep band playing and thundersticks booming, the support from the audience was electric.
A huge thanks to the seniors, their families, the coaches, and the fans for making this Senior Night a truly memorable and inspiring event!
In the last match which was full of
competitiveness and intensity,
our SPASH Vasity volleyball
teams, playing at home, went up
against Hanoi International
School (HIS). Our players
demonstrated an excellent
epitome of a full dedication into
the game, showcasing passions on
the court and even from the
benches. Although both of our
girls teams lost 1-2, there were
plenty of positive takeaways from
the game, especially during the
second set, where we secured a
hard-fought 29-27 victory.
SPASH’s improvement compared
to last year is clear, as the team
managed to take a set this time,
whereas they consistently lost 2-0
in previous matchups.
The second set, played by boys, was
the most intense point of the match.
Our players remained calm under
pressure, coming from the situation
where every single point was worth a
big deal, showing great teamwork.
Key players like Zhao An Tan, Gia
Khang Ly, Gi Yeol Park, and Honor
Czeczuga played significant roles
that made the opponents struggle.
What stood out from their play was
their linkage in the attack, which had
improved remarkably. Adding on,
mistakes were also less frequent,
minimizing unnecessary points lost.
It wasn’t just about individual
performances either; the entire team
composed together, pushing for
every point and refusing to back
down, showing how far we’ve come in
just two months.
Though the final set didn’t go our
way, one thing was crystal clear: the
rapid improvements. Our players are
building stronger communication on
the court, reacting faster, spiking
harder, and most importantly, passing
correctly to neatly build up attacks.
We’re learning to play as a cohesive
accord, which is starting to reflect in
the way we handle pressure-filled
situations. This progress is a big sign
of how much potential the team has.
While our SPASH Volleyball team
worked on the court, we also observed
players’ individual efforts and goals
set. The goals of most players were to
focus on their volleyball skills and
practicing more. Some had even more
specific goals such as to “gain more
muscles” or to “jump spike serve ace in
a match,” and these goals are either
gradually or rapidly being close to
successes.
Again, it seems really obvious that our
team has been showing a great deal of
improvements in a short amount of
time. Granted, they will continue to
put more and more dedication into
their practices and self-
improvements. As a leading effect,
SPASH volleyball will soon be able to
not only compete against those good
volleyball teams like UNIS and
Concordia but also aim for the win
against them.
As we prepare for our upcoming
matches against RGSV, Concordia,
and the following HAC Cup, there is a
lot of optimism surrounding the team.
With this level of effort and the
continued growth we are seeing, it’s
only a matter of time before we start
turning these close matches into wins.
We believe the future looks bright for
our SPASH volleyball team, and each
game brings us one step closer to
reaching our full potential. Keep it up
SPASH Volleyball!
We proudly honored the dedication and hard work of our Junior + Varsity boys and girls volleyball, Middle School Basketball, and Swimming teams with Season 1 Awards. Athletes were recognized as most improved, going above and beyond, outstanding managers, and Eagle Award recipients.
