High school girls’ volleyball bows out early at KISAC
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High school girls’ volleyball bows out early at KISAC
Annie Cho and Elena Lee
The high school girls’ volleyball teams traveled to Saint Johnsbury Academy (SJA) and Branksome Hall Asia (BHA) for the Korean International School Activities Conference (KISAC) tournament on Oct. 26 to Oct. 27. After two days of intense matches, the varsity team finished in sixth place and the junior varsity (JV) claimed fifth.