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Divine Savior And St. Thomas Aquinas Win Volleyball Tournaments. In addition, Golf, Bowling, Swimming 

The St. Thomas Aquinas young ladies' volleyball crew won the BCAA Big Eight Volleyball Tournament at Pompano Beach High School. 메이저사이트

The Raiders, the favorite, edged second seed Coral Springs Charter 19-25, 25-18, 15-13 in the finals. 

Kalin Hubbard (8 kills, 2 squares), Meredith Dixon (7 kills, 2 squares), Zori Brown (11 burrows, 3 squares), Liah Perez (11 helps, 9 burrows), Zoe Taylor (4 kills, 3 squares) were top entertainers against the Panthers (15-4). 

Trained by Lisa Zielinski, St. Thomas Aquinas (20-4) beat South Plantation 25-21, 25-18 in the elimination rounds. Coral Springs Charter fought against eminent loss to beat Cardinal Gibbons 21-25, 25-17, 15-9. 

Opening round, St. Thomas Aquinas d. Pompano 25-9, 25-13; Coral Springs Charter d. Cooper City 25-15, 25-15; South Plantation d Western 25-17, 25-17; Cardinal Gibbons d. Cypress Bay 25-17, 17-25, 15-6. 

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The Divine Savior young ladies' volleyball crew won the Westminster Christian Volleyball Tournament. 

The occasion highlighted 16 groups, including Divine Savior, Mater Academy and host Westminster Christian, three top groups in the state. 

The two-day competition booked pool play on the very first moment and end of the season games on day two. 

Divine Savior (20-4) went 5-0 in transit to the title. 

"That was an extraordinary few days of volleyball for our group. We played three strong groups on [day one] and had a decent outlook on coming to the gold section on [day two]," Divine Savior mentor Matt Willems said. "Overcoming Mater Academy and Westminster Christian in consecutive matches was a gigantic achievement. There are likely just a modest bunch of groups in the express that would have the option to pull that off. Mater Academy and Westminster Christian are both outrageously acceptable groups, and we feel Blessed to be leaving away as champions." 

In the elimination rounds, Divine Savior fought against eminent loss to edge Mater Academy 25-27, 25-13, 15-12. 

Isabella Mendoza recorded 21 kills and 14 delves in driving Divine Savior into the title match. Maite Alberdi (9 kills), Belyssa Cruz (10 burrows), Isabel Macia (19 helps), and Thalia Iglesias (11 helps) likewise dominated for the Sharks in the elimination round prevail upon Mater Academy (18-7). 

Westminster Christian (20-5) crushed St. Brendan (12-12) in the other elimination round coordinate, 25-17, 25-11, setting up the title confrontation with Divine Savior. 

Willems noted: "We have a ton of regard for Westminster Christian. [Coach] Julie [Doan Kurenuma] works really hard with her groups, and they rouse us to raise our degree of play. Our young ladies were very eager to confront them in the title match." 

Divine Savior leaped out from the get-go in the principal set before Westminster retaliated to tie it. The Sharks reacted with their own great race to ultimately control the set and win 25-18. The subsequent set was to and fro from the start with Westminster Christian in the long run taking it 25-21. 

Tied at one set each, a third set sudden death round would decide the boss. The two groups exchanged focuses to and fro at first, before Divine Savior began to pull away, building a 11-7 lead. Westminster showed a great deal of coarseness to close the hole to 13-11. Nonetheless, the Sharks in the end finished off the set 15-12 to take the match and the title. 

In the finals, Divine Savior was driven by Isabella Mendoza (24 kills and 11 burrows), Belyssa Cruz (13 burrows), Maite Alberdi (9 kills and 11 burrows), Carola Rodriguez (6 kills), Thalia Iglesias (18 helps and 9 burrows), and Isabel Macia (17 helps and 9 burrows). 

Willems said: "We had a ton of young ladies play well in these two incredible matches. The fans most certainly got the best possible deal with these two matches. Goodness! Inconceivable groups with mind boggling players simply following it. It was an advantage to be a piece of and extraordinary to leave away on top. This was an extraordinary day for volleyball fans in South Florida."