As the new volleyball season begins, all eyes are on the San Dimas High School team and their head coach, Joe Hanson. Coach Hanson is looking to continue the team's success from previous seasons and has high hopes for this talented group of players. But who are the players that will lead San Dimas High School to victory? And what can we expect from the team this year?
First and foremost, Coach Hanson is excited to have a strong group of returning players, who will play a crucial role in the team's success. These players include senior middle blocker Priscilla Romero, senior setter Audrey Sanchez, senior defensive specialist Abby Sangalang, and senior middle blocker Jaelyn Ramos. Coach Hanson also acknowledges the importance of junior players like setter/outside hitter/right side hitter Jayden Hanson and outside hitter Natalie Starkey.
What makes these players special is not only their skills on the court, but also their ability to work well together as a team. Coach Hanson emphasizes the importance of having a "Team First" mentality, and he believes that this group of players truly embodies that philosophy. In addition to returning players, Coach Hanson is also excited about some new talents that will make an immediate impact on the team.
He mentions senior outside hitter Bobbie Torrez, who has had a strong summer and preseason and is expected to be a key player this season. When it comes to team chemistry and camaraderie, Coach Hanson looks for players with strong character traits such as gratitude, resiliency, integrity, and a team-first mentality. This year, Priscilla Ramos and Jayden Hanson have been chosen as team captains, and they will play a crucial role in promoting these values and fostering a strong bond within the team.
But it's not just about having a strong team off the court. Coach Hanson knows that motivation is key to pushing his players to their full potential. That's why he plans on implementing team bonding events throughout the year, as well as having team talks on meaningful quotes. Additionally, a yoga instructor has been brought in to work with the girls, promoting mental toughness and mindfulness.
However, the preparation for this season has not been without its challenges. Injuries and a difficult schedule have presented some obstacles for the team. Nevertheless, Coach Hanson remains focused on setting personal and team goals, and simulating game-like situations in practice to improve their performance on the court.
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