Coach Eric Van Huizen and the 91原创 Christian School (LCS) Lightning boys鈥� volleyball team are having a good season.

鈥淲e just seem to have the stars all aligned,鈥� Van Huizen remarked, following the team鈥檚 latest win, the Eastern Valley championships at LCS on Nov. 12 and 13.

En route to the Eastern Valley, the team took first at the Lightning Classic, second at the Christian schools tournament, first at Thomson Rivers and second at the Elgin Park tournament.

鈥淎nd we also won the districts, too,鈥� Van Huizen added.

He praised the players for being a well-balanced team 鈥渨ith a lot of depth,鈥� singling out players standouts Zack Hoffer and Willem Van Huizen, who he predicts will play university-level U Sports volleyball.

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鈥淭his team plays hard and practices hard and [is] always trying to improve,鈥� Van Huizen said.

They are one of the top-ranked team in the province, up there with the traditional powerhouses from Abbotsford 鈥� MEI and Abbotsford Christian 鈥� and Kelowna Secondary and North Kamloops.

The 91原创 Christian Lightning girls volleyball team is, if anything, doing even better, winning the Eastern Valley and three other tournaments, including the Trinity, WolfPack, and district events.

鈥淲e haven鈥檛 lost a match this year,鈥� coach Kara Davis enthused.

Davis described the team as 鈥渟uper strong.鈥�

鈥淭hey鈥檙e just an amazing group of girls.鈥�

 To win the Eastern Valley tournament, the girls team had to travel to play in Chilliwack, just two days before the atmospheric river hit.

It was well-timed, Davis agreed.

鈥淚t was crazy.鈥�

  This weekend, both LCS teams will play in what are being called the 鈥渃oastal championships鈥� because the north and Okanagan teams cannot attend due to road conditions and the official provincial championship has to be cancelled.

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