What's Happening?
The Harvard-Westlake girls volleyball team recently celebrated their successful season with a banquet, highlighting their achievement of winning the Division I CIF State Championships. Under the leadership
of Coach Morgan Wijay, who was named the Daily News’ Coach of the Year, the team finished the regular season with a 6-4 record and placed third in the Mission League. They went on to win the regional championships and ultimately triumphed in the state championships against Woodcreek High School. During the banquet, Coach Wijay emphasized the importance of personal growth alongside athletic development, encouraging the players to feel empowered and confident in their abilities. The event also featured speeches from graduating seniors reflecting on their experiences and the impact of the program.
Why It's Important?
The success of the Harvard-Westlake girls volleyball team is significant as it highlights the impact of strong leadership and teamwork in achieving high-level sports accomplishments. Coach Wijay's focus on both athletic and personal development underscores the broader role of sports in fostering confidence and empowerment among young athletes. This victory not only brings prestige to the school but also sets a standard for future teams, inspiring younger players to strive for excellence. The team's achievement can enhance the school's reputation in athletics, potentially attracting more talent and resources to the program.
