![The second rally of the year which had the theme of "Peanuts" recognized winter sports, with different rally games and performances as well. "I do think that the juniors' class competition [performance] was really good, but I would say that everyone did great and put in a lot of effort," Kieza Martinez (10) said. "It definitely takes a lot to perform in front of a crowd so i'm very proud of everyone."](https://ayalabulldogtimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/MG_0280-1200x799.png)
As the end of the volleyball season approaches, Ayala’s girls volleyball teams faced off against the Claremont Wolves on Thursday, October 10, in a set of games filled with excitement and determination.
The Frosh team set the tone early, dominating the court with an impressive performance that led straight to victory. Ayala handled both sets with ease and finished off with scores of 25-3 and 25-19, showcasing their teamwork and skill.
The Junior Varsity (JV) match proved to be more intense, unfolding in a battle that stretched across three sets. After a hard-fought first set, Ayala fell just short, losing 25-27 to the Wolves. However, they came back in the second set, winning at 25-13. The final set was a nail-biter, with both teams fighting for every point, but Ayala ultimately triumphed 15-10, securing the win.
The Varsity team faced a tougher challenge, unable to secure a win against Claremont. Despite their efforts, the Bulldogs came up short, ending the match with a loss.
The evening highlighted Ayala’s determination, particularly in the Frosh and JV matches, as they continued to build momentum heading into the final stretch of the season. Looking ahead, excitement is building for Senior Night this Tuesday, where the teams will honor their senior players and celebrate their contributions to the program.
