The Belmont junior and senior girls volleyball teams are looking to bring their success from the regular season into the upcoming playoffs.
Junior girls head coach Ken Lowe said the season has gone well his squad.
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In league play, the girls went 21-1 (in sets) in their pool. Lowe said he thinks the team is currently ranked third or fourth in the region.
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City playoffs for the junior girls started Monday at St. Michaels University and Claremont Secondary School. The top three teams from the day (determined after the 骋补锄别迟迟别B次元官网网址檚 press deadline) move on to play Wednesday at Belmont.
Island championships are scheduled for Nov. 17 and 18 at Claremont.
Meanwhile BelmontB次元官网网址檚 senior girls continued t recently capturing the Vic Lindal Cup (the city league championship) after defeating Oak Bay in the final.
On Monday, the seniors also participated in the lower Island championships, with results determined after the 骋补锄别迟迟别B次元官网网址檚 press deadline. Belmont will also host the Island championships this year on Nov. 17 and 18.
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