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Boys Volleyball Battled Adversity This Season

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By Brantley Burtop
May 19, 2026
The Warrior boys volleyball team and captain Noah Hernandez huddle together prior to the start of play. “This picture shows our strong team chemistry,” Hernandez said. “Even with a lot of new players, we truly bonded well and became a very different team from the previous years. In the picture, we are bringing it at the start of a new set, talking about plans and hyping each other up to win a set.“ Photograph Courtesy of Bella Brokopp
The Warrior boys volleyball team and captain Noah Hernandez huddle together prior to the start of play. “This picture shows our strong team chemistry,” Hernandez said. “Even with a lot of new players, we truly bonded well and became a very different team from the previous years. In the picture, we are bringing it at the start of a new set, talking about plans and hyping each other up to win a set.“ Photograph Courtesy of Bella Brokopp
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The Warrior’s boys volleyball team gathers for the national anthem prior to the game at Central York on April 7. “The pre-game national anthem, I feel, is an important part of each one of our games and really brings everyone together from both schools despite us being opponents,” senior Gordon Lezama said. ”We had just come off of a tough JV loss so I was preparing for a tough, competitive game against their varsity squad.” Photograph Courtesy of Bella Brokopp
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