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Varsity volleyball takes on Grant

Mia Belaunzaran, Advertisement Manager • October 3, 2025
McDaniel joins a huddle after scoring a point. The players gathered at center court to celebrate. They had a close first set against Grant.
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The younger players rise in the stands and raise their pom-poms to cheer. As their teammates walk onto the court, loud cheering can be heard. The support from the sidelines kept the energy high throughout the game.
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About the Contributor
Mia Belaunzaran
Mia Belaunzaran, Advertisment Manager
Mia enjoys playing sports, painting, listening to music, and hanging out with friends whenever she can. She is an advertising manager for the Oracle program, and she is excited for her first year with newspaper.