Volleyball Girls

When I look back on the 2023 JV girls' volleyball season, I would like to take a moment to reflect on our team's performance. Overall, I am proud to say that we worked hard, played hard, had fun, and improved throughout the season.

From the very beginning, our team set a high standard for ourselves. We showed up to practices and games with a positive attitude, ready to push ourselves to be the best we could be. Our dedication and hard work paid off, as we steadily improved our skills and strategies with each passing week.

But it wasn't just about the hard work for us. We also made sure to have fun and enjoy every moment of the season. We cheered each other on, celebrated our successes, and lifted each other up during the tough moments. The bond we formed as a team was truly special, and it made every game and practice that much more enjoyable.

As we look back on the season, we can all agree that we improved in countless ways. Our serves got stronger, our passes got more accurate, and our teamwork became more seamless. We learned from each other and from our opponents, and we never stopped striving to be better.

I want to thank each and every member of the team for their hard work and dedication throughout the season. I am proud to have been a part of such a fine group of athletes, and I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish in the future.

Coach Luke

It was so great to see you all grow as players and as teammates. What a great season. I look forward to working with you next season as we develop. My highlight of the season was watching how you came together and grew as communicators. As Coach Luke said, this season was very positive and really made us come together. See you next season!

BEST PLAYERS THIS YEAR (as voted by the team):

Rita

Alyssa

Tonkhing

Homdaeng

Tubtim

Nampetch

Bambam

THE BEST PLAYER (as voted by the team):

Earn

LEADERSHIP AWARD (as voted by the players):

Miki

JV Volleyball Girls team: Coach Luke, Bam Bam, Homdaeng, Minnie D., Tonkhing, Clare, Kaem, Tonkhaw, Miki (Captain), Nam Petch (Vice Captain), Cal, Mei, Praew, Proud, Tubtim, Meena, Atta, Melody, Grand, Earn, Candy, Alyssa.

G3U mixed Basketball

T he Concordian Dragons G3U mixed basketball team played very well in the G3U Basketball Tournament. The players were excited to play a tournament in this age group, got to make some new friends, and showed good sportsmanship the whole day. We would also like to thank the many parents who came to cheer. Next year, we will train hard for the AISAA G3U Basketball Tournaments for boys and girls.

Thanks, Raymond

T his year’s team surpassed expectations for the season considering that the previous two seasons of varsity boys' teams did not win a game in league play and had a point differential over negative 300. The boys finished second in league play and won five of their games in the AISAA tournament against national and international competition before falling short in the final.

The players improved their basketball skills and IQ over the season and displayed better teamwork the more they played together. Who knows what the boys can accomplish as they build more team chemistry next year?

Coach Daniel

D ragons JV Boys are the AISAA Basketball League and Tournament Champion this year!

These boys know that winning isn’t everything. Having fun, developing and improving skills, and good camaraderie stimulate them on and off the court. But they want to win every game! Team effort, focusing on their strength, and supporting each other have brought these boys the Championships.