Varsity boys volleyball won their first ever CIF NorCal game on Tuesday, May 16th in a 3-0 sweep against the Nevada Union Miners. Led by PAL MVP Kevin Tomita and PAL first team Sean Murphy, the Scots showed their strength on both sides of the ball as well as their incredible team chemistry. This winning is nothing new for the Scots, as they continue to make history after a 10-0 PAL season and a D1 CCS championship against Braham High School,. Carlmont now looks to play 5 seed De La Salle on May 18th in the regional semifinals.
Live from the field: Varsity boys volleyball continue historic season against Nevada Union
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About the Contributor
Rintaro Sato, Segment Producer
Rintaro Sato is a junior in his second year of journalism and he hopes to bring his love of sports and research to Scot Scoop. Sato plays baseball at Carlmont as well as at GamePrep Baseball Academy and he enjoys watching and following various other sports along with baseball in his free time. Sato is also one of the junior class vice presidents for the Scots.
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