Archer in Westside Today: Archer Beach Volleyball Battles for IBVL Playoff Spot
Archer's Beach Volleyball team was covered by Westside Today on April 27, 2017.
Excerpt from the article:
"The Archer School for Girls volleyball team, which practices and plays matches at the Annenberg Community Beach House, has compiled its best beach volleyball team in the last five years, and the depth and knowledge will be put to the test this season in the always rugged Westside Division of the 80-school Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League (IBVL)."
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"The Archer School for Girls volleyball team, which practices and plays matches at the Annenberg Community Beach House, has compiled its best beach volleyball team in the last five years, and the depth and knowledge will be put to the test this season in the always rugged Westside Division of the 80-school Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League (IBVL)."
Click here to read the full story.
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