STATE: Wolves Volleyball defeats Ramona Bulldogs

By Andre Davancens, Sports Editor|Published June 9, 2021

Coach Azarly has been coach of the Volleyball team since 2017 building. He is loved by his players for his dedication to the sport, the school, and the players. (CREDIT: Andre Davancens | THE MIRROR)

Making history, the Wolves Volleyball team won their first state championship game. On June 8 they faced the Ramona High School Bulldogs and won 3-2.

The Wolves continue striving for greatness even during graduation week dedicating the season to Coach Omri Azarly who will be moving on from Coaching the team.

“He really brought this team together and made it what it is,” Tristan Timpers says. “All the way from JV in tenth grade to Varsity my senior year, we made it, we won the first D1 Championship in school history.”

The Wolves will continue their climb through the Southern California State Regional Division 4 Championships facing the Capistrano Valley Christian School Eagles on June 10.

About the Writer

Andre Davancens, Sports Editor

Andre Davancens is the Sports Editor for The Mirror. Currently a senior, he has been in journalism since his junior year. Outside of journalism, he is a student athlete as well as the co-president of First Gen Empowerment VNHS. In the future, he plans on majoring in global studies and pursuing a career as a photographer or journalist.