Elementary volleyball teams hit the court in Geoje for both tournaments of the season
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Elementary volleyball teams hit the court in Geoje for both tournaments of the season
Lily, Writer
The elementary volleyball teams closed the 2026 season with both the South Korea Association of International Schools (SKAIS) divisionals on Jan. 31 and finals at Atherton International School (AIS) on Feb. 10.
A record number of participants of 48 athletes traveled to Geoje with six girl teams and two boy teams. The tournaments marked the culmination of dedicated practice and teamwork.