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The current softball field to be converted into a beach volleyball facility.

Planning begins for De Anza’s first beach volleyball facility

Anisa Qadir | November 13, 2022

De Anza College has begun planning for a new beach volleyball facility to replace the current softball field, with construction dates to be finalized.  Beach volleyball has been one of the fastest...

Middle-blocker Molly Vainish spikes the ball past the Gavilan block in a 3-1 home win at De Anza College on Nov. 3.

De Anza women’s volleyball wins 3-1 against Gavilan Rams

Jacqueleine Liu, Reporter | November 4, 2021

The De Anza College Mountain Lions defeated Gavilan 3-1, winning the first two sets and the fourth set on Wednesday. The Lions jumped out in the first set with a final score of 22-10. The team also...

Photo of De Anza womens volleyball team, courtesy of De Anza College Athletics

De Anza women’s volleyball team receives Scholar Team award

Vi Nguyen, Reporter | March 25, 2021
Through their academic and athletic performance, the 2019 De Anza College women’s volleyball team received the California Community Athletic Association’s Scholar Team award.
Kayla Thor and Nia Burns missing a attack from Foothill.

Women’s volleyball win a tight game with confidence

Susan Garcia, Staff Reporter | October 19, 2018

De Anza women’s volleyball team defeated Foothill College in an intense home game, last Friday, Oct. 12. During the first set the Dons showed attitude, Allie Pereira was one of the players that scored...

Griselda Romo, right striker, spikes the ball over an Ohlone College player in the Dons loss to the Renegades.

Volleyball woes continue, drop eight straight

Anthony Montes, Sports Editor | October 7, 2015

An uninspired start and inconsistent play by the De Anza women’s volleyball team led to a three-set loss (25-17, 25-18, 25-17) against the Ohlone College Renegades on Friday Oct. 2. The Dons began...

Freshman Valerie Evans (2) spikes the ball against Hartnell College during the third set Tuesday Nov. 5.

De anza volleyball rallies: The Dons play it close until the fifth and final set

Lance Petit, Staff Writer | November 18, 2013

The De Anza College women’s volleyball team was defeated by Hartnell College in the final set on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The Dons started the first set strong punishing Hartnell with constant strong...

Volleyball overcomes for win

Li Wei Shih, Staff Writer | November 12, 2013

De Anza College women’s volleyball Dons defeated City College of San Francisco Wednesday, Oct. 30. De Anza scored four points within the first few minutes of the game with CCSF trailing close...

Communication, teamwork leads Dons to win

Serena Scaglione, Staff Writer | November 4, 2013

The De Anza volleyball team won 3-0 against San Jose City College in a brisk match Wednesday, Oct. 23. Communication among players played a major role in the Don’s quick victory. “They were talking...

Sophomore Julie Sam (2) takes a great leap to spike the ball into the opponent’s court

Player Profile: Julie Sam

Rika Kumar, Staff Writer | October 21, 2013

Captain of De Anza College volleyball team, sophomore Julie Sam, started playing on a whim when one of her best friends asked her to play at a volleyball camp the summer before high school, and continued...

De Anza Dons team huddle before the match against Santa Rosa Junior College on Wednesday Sept. 11.

Women’s volleyball loses after tough fight

Marion Hohfeld, Staff Writer | September 20, 2013

De Anza women’s volleyball team lost 0 - 3 to Santa Rosa Junior College in a tough match Wednesday afternoon. After winning Reedley Tournament the prior weekend, head coach Dawnis Guevara looked forward...

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