LA Pierce has won its first Men's Volleyball State Championship in a decade and a half, proving that their win over LBCC was not a fluke. All tournament, the Brahmas turned it up a notched and saved their best volleyball for the postseason. A job well done.
Love the game. Love the game for the pure joy of accomplishment. Love the game for everything it can teach you about yourself. Love the game for the feeling of belonging to a group endeavoring to do its best. Love the game for being involved in a team whose members can’t wait to see you do your best. Love the game for the challenge of working harder than you ever have something and then harder than that. Love the game because it takes all team members to give it life. Love the game because at its best, the game tradition will include your contributions. Love the game because you belong to a long line of fine athletes who have loved it. It is now your legacy. Love the game so much that you will pass on your love of the game to another athlete who has seen your dedication, your work, your challenges, your triumphs… and then the athlete will, because of you, Love the game. -unknown
Erik Curtis great post. I tried out for the OCC in 1987. Loved to play. Now I’m in love with team Jesus, who is coming back soon to pick up His Team 🙏🏻❤️🇸🇪
LA Pierce has won its first Men's Volleyball State Championship in a decade and a half, proving that their win over LBCC was not a fluke. All tournament, the Brahmas turned it up a notched and saved their best volleyball for the postseason. A job well done.
Love the game. Love the game for the pure joy of accomplishment. Love the game for everything it can teach you about yourself. Love the game for the feeling of belonging to a group endeavoring to do its best. Love the game for being involved in a team whose members can’t wait to see you do your best. Love the game for the challenge of working harder than you ever have something and then harder than that. Love the game because it takes all team members to give it life. Love the game because at its best, the game tradition will include your contributions. Love the game because you belong to a long line of fine athletes who have loved it. It is now your legacy. Love the game so much that you will pass on your love of the game to another athlete who has seen your dedication, your work, your challenges, your triumphs… and then the athlete will, because of you, Love the game. -unknown
Erik Curtis great post.
I tried out for the OCC in 1987.
Loved to play. Now I’m in love with team Jesus, who is coming back soon to pick up His Team 🙏🏻❤️🇸🇪
This was fun