Dover Girls Varsity Volleyball Team wins independence division championship for first time in history

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Dover Public Schools celebrated a historic achievement at the recent Board of Education meeting, highlighting the Dover Girls Varsity Volleyball Team's remarkable success as the Independence Division champions for the first time in school history.

Coach Kaylee Moran, who took the helm this season, expressed immense pride in the team's accomplishments. "I never could have imagined that we would be winning our division for the first time in school history," she said. Under her leadership, the team not only clinched the division title but also qualified for the NJSIAA state tournament for the first time in five years.

The meeting showcased individual player achievements, with senior captain Brianna Otero becoming the all-time school leader in assists, while Sarah Canaveral set two single-season records in blocks and kills. Atiana Danzi made her mark as the all-time leader in career digs, and sophomore Lismar Piguero achieved the highest career blocks record.

Coach Moran acknowledged the hard work and dedication of her assistant coaches and the entire team, emphasizing that their success extended beyond the court, fostering personal growth and teamwork. The meeting concluded with a heartfelt introduction of the entire 2024 Dover High School Girls Volleyball Team, celebrating their accomplishments and the pride they bring to the Dover community.

Converted from Dover Public Schools BOE Meeting - 11-19-2024 meeting on November 19, 2024
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