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Neil Hafley claims Acorn League boys volleyball championship
Acorn League boys volleyball
Neil Hafley coach Tara Maruyama smiles as Oliver Desjardines (18) celebrates with Ryan Medina Jr. after Medina Jr.’s monster service run to end the match. - photo by DAVE CAMPBELL
DAVE CAMPBELL
Bulletin correspondent
Published: Nov 23, 2022, 8:49 AM
Neil Hafley’s Ryan Medina Jr. tallied four aces in a seven-point service run to close out the second and deciding set Tuesday and give the Hawks the Acorn League boys volleyball championship with a 25-23, 25-19 sweep of Veritas at Stella Brockman School.
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Turul WPA aims to generate interest in water polo at younger age groups
Turul WPA
The Turul Water Polo Academy 12-under coed team includes local products Addison Danel, from left, Audrina Garcia, Molly Kaley, Sydney Lima and Grayson Davenport. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED
JONAMAR JACINTO
The Bulletin
Published: Jan 28, 2025, 7:15 AM
Coaches from rival aquatic sports programs in the area are combining efforts to introduce water polo to younger age groups. Erik Zador and Lauren Koury of Turul Water Polo Academy, formerly Ripon Renegades, fielded four teams this month during the three-week California Super League, including 12-under and 10-under coed squads.
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