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Awesome week in San Jose! @sanjosesharks

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I am extremely grateful to announce my commitment to continue my academic and athletic volleyball career at Pepperdine University. First, I would like to thank my entire family for shaping me into the player I am today, always motivating, supporting me, and pushing me past my limits. Thank you to @baytobayvolleyball for the constant support and teaching me how to give to others. I would also like to thank Coaches Winder, Pollock, Craft, and Reynolds for the privilege to be apart of such an amazing program! Go Waves! 🌊

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lotta long weekends

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@couldbethemove #rocknrollmarathon

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Summer Season 🔜

#baytobayvolleyball #volleyball #aauvolleyball #summer

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Feels great to be back

#baytobayvolleyball #volleyball

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Desculpa por ter falado tão rápido no vídeo haha, mas eu tinha pouco tempo pra gravar. Essa jogada mostra 3 detalhes muito importantes.

O primeiro é que muitas vezes o jogador não consegue reagir a tempo porque, na hora de saltar no bloqueio, ele fecha os olhos ou simplesmente perde o atacante de vista, então quando você for bloquear, tenha certeza de que vai manter os olhos no atacante o tempo todo. Leia o que ele está fazendo e tente antecipar qual vai ser o próximo movimento para não ser pego de surpresa.

A segunda coisa é acreditar na jogada o tempo todo. Se o passe não veio ideal, a bola ficou colada na rede, não aconteceu do jeito que você esperava? Continue acreditando e vai. Repare que o central não hesita, na transição ele já está indo e quando a bola foi tocada, ele já estava lá em cima. Ele nem deu tempo para o bloqueio subir e parar ele.

E a terceira coisa, me falaram que quem levantou essa bola foi o oposto e não o levantador. Então mais uma coisa interessante ai, o cara assumiu a responsabilidade, meteu a mão e fez um levantamento muito bom.

Se você quer jogar no seu mais alto nível dentro da quadra de vôlei, siga @d.maciel12

Shoutout to @cmillmedia for the great video

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It’s very common, especially with younger players, that once the play gets outside the normal situation, maybe the pass is too tight to the net or something unexpected happens, many players, especially middles, stop their approach. Sometimes that becomes the easiest and most accurate option for the setter.

The setter made an excellent decision here and the play only worked because the middle trusted it. Even with the ball tight to the net, he still committed 100%, got there early and was already up in the air ready to attack.

If he had stopped believing in the play, he probably wouldn’t have scored. The blockers would have had more time to react and soften the attack.

This is the mindset you need on the court and the same thing applies to blocking. Don’t close your eyes and assume the hitter is going to attack right into your block. Block while watching the hitter, reading what he’s doing and be ready to turn and save the ball.

When everybody plays with that level of commitment and awareness, the entire game changes.

Credit to @cmillmedia for this great video

If you want to play at your highest level on the volleyball court, follow @volleymovement

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Americas Finest City 🔱

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Oh college volleyball 🥲

When I was younger, all I wanted to do was follow my older brother around EVERYWHERE (sorry @bd2wg). It was truly very annoying of me, but man am I glad he played volleyball. October of 2016 and that first tournament changed my life forever. I felt what it was like to be part of a team (thank you SG Elite 18s Tsunami and @smhsbvb), and while my photos and videos were nowhere near ‘good,’ I learned a lot about what I loved.

The journey from there was about as far from smooth as you can get, but I wouldn’t trade my experiences for the world. This sport has brought me some of my best friends and gave me life when it felt like I had none left.

And ohhh these Bruins….no one will ever know what heart you put into this season. At times it felt like a living hell (see: the torrential downpour in Hawai’i), but I would do it all a million times over — all the tears, all the Doordash customer service calls, and all the late night recaps — just to be with this group again. The value of this team travels far beyond the wins and losses — they are defined by their resilience and their bravery to step on the court and represent the blue and gold. Being a part of this team was nothing like I imagined but more than I could’ve ever hoped for.

It has truly been the honor of my life to be a Bruin.

I am so excited for what’s next (🇺🇸🏐‼️), but it is so bittersweet leaving college volley. These past five seasons have made me better, stronger, and more sure of myself. All I hope is that I left it a little better than I found it 🤍

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🚨GAMEDAY🚨

2026 WCLA National Tournament starts today as our Golden Eagles begin with pool play at 6am (9am EST) against Missouri. Second game of pool play begins at 12pm (3pm EST) against College of Charleston. Livestream available for purchase at usalacrossetv.com or follow along the scores on the Tourney Machine app 🦅

🆚: Missouri, College of Charleston
⌚️: 6am, 12pm PST (9am, 3pm EST)
📍: Naples, FL

#GoldenEra | #GoGolden | #NoBetterPlace

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