By
Tony Lee
On
Sunday, December 06, 2009
The lady Pirates volleyball team got off to a bad start by losing its first game at the California Community College Athletic Association state championship.But Orange Coast College won the next 12 out of 13 sets to make it to the finals today (Dec. 6) against Orange Empire Conference rivals Cypress College.Despite losing to the Chargers in their last meeting, the lady Pirates won the first set of games, 3-1, and then beat Cypress again in the sudden death, first-to-25 point set, to claim the state championship.Tournament MVP was freshman setter Kimya Jafroudi.More information will follow soon.[Photo courtesy of Nikki Osuna]
By
Tony Lee
On
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Orange Coast College's freshman setter Kimya Jafroudi (pictured) set a school Final 8 record against San Joaquin Delta Friday (Dec. 5) with her 64 assists at the California Community College Athletic Association state championships.She also racked-up 64 assists in only four sets.
The lady Pirates won that game 21-25, 22-25, 26-24, 18-25.
Congratulations Kimya.
Click here to see her Pirate of the Week article.
[Photo courtesy of Hank Schellingerhout]
By
Tony Lee
On
Saturday, December 05, 2009
Despite the playing the No. 4 seeded Sierra College, the No. 1 seeded Orange Coast College's women's volleyball team was upset by the Wolverines Friday (Dec. 4), 25-22, 18-25, 25-20, 26-24, at the California Community College Athletic Association state championships.In its first match in the loser's bracket, the lady Pirates (21-3) eliminated San Joaquin Delta College 25-21, 25-22, 24-26, 25-18 to stay alive in the tournament.Coast will play the loser of today's morning match at 1 p.m. and win another game after that to stay alive in the tournament. Coast will also need to win at least twice Sunday to claim the program's third state title in the last five seasons.Freshman setter Kimya Jafroudi had 64 assists against Delta, Poe Gantt had 26 kills and Nikki Osuna had 20 digs.Against Sierra, Gantt led the lady Pirates with 19 kills and Osuna had 18 digs.That 18 digs set the single-season record for digs, previously held by Ashlee Moon (451 in 2006), and Osuna now has 473 heading into today.