Girls tennis fall short on becoming Sunset League Champions
FVHS girls tennis lost against Los Al on Tuesday, missing the Sunset League Champion Title for the first time in 25 years by a few games.
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FVHS girls tennis lost against Los Al on Tuesday, missing the Sunset League Champion Title for the first time in 25 years by a few games.
The Lady Barons come out victorious in their long hard fought battle against the Lions, scoring a goal in the first half with seconds to spare.
Even though she started playing field hockey the summer before eighth grade, Madison Grogan has transferred permanently from junior varsity onto varsity field hockey at FVHS.
With only one more match until Sunset League, the Lady Barons power through still undefeated, winning the match against Huntington Beach 15-3.
On Thursday, Girl’s volleyball crushed Newport Harbor at their home court. This victory secures them a spot in the California Interscholastic Federation for the first time in over three years.
On Tuesday night, the senior girls on the varsity volleyball team, had their last home game against Huntington Beach and lost with scores 20-25, 16-25 and 8-25.
Fountain Valley’s varsity girls tennis is still undefeated, pulling two wins against Marina and Edison as they have gone into the second half of season.
Girls varsity field hockey had a tough loss against Newport Harbor as they try to redeem themselves.
FVHS girls volleyball went up against the Marina Vikings on Thursday, October 13 and came out victorious, with key plays by Erin Finley (’17) and Amy Hinnant (’17).
On Friday Sept. 7 the girls volleyball team went up against Los Alamitos High School with a tough loss of 1-3.