Van Nuys sports teams are preparing for a series of away games and home matches this week, with predicted wins in baseball, softball, tennis and volleyball against their rivals.
Van Nuys sports teams are gearing up for important matches this week. With games against strong rivals, players are confident and eager to compete on their home turf.
The Wolves volleyball team fell to the Vipers 3-1, with standout performances from Kinchen and Lauraya. The team looks to improve communication ahead of their next game.
Senior Camila Santiago reflects on her eight-year volleyball journey, highlighting her mental growth and future aspirations in the sport that has shaped her life.
Coaches across sports highlight the importance of personal growth, teamwork, and education, believing these elements foster both athletic and academic success for student-athletes.
In preparation for their first playoff game on Oct. 28, the lady wolves suffer a disappointing defeat to the VAAS Vipers with a 2-3 match on their senior night.
In a 3-0 victory, outside hitter Lauren Renard scores multiple kills against the Falcons while middle blocker Teagan Greer hits an overpass kill scoring for the Wolves.
The last chance towards entering a championship boys volleyball had was in the 2022 Division II playoffs, where they caught themselves in a 3-0 defeat in the finals against the Narbonne Gauchos.
On Friday, April 26, ASB (Associated Student Body) hosted the volleyball alumni games, in which former volleyball athletes return to the court and face off against the current volleyball team.
On Wednesday, April 17, the boys' volleyball team held its Senior Night in the Big Gym and dominated Canoga Park High School, winning with a score of 3-1.
