Argumentative Analysis: The Girls Volleyball Team

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The girls' volleyball team is back and better than ever! The girls are focused and ready to compete, while also representing their very own Huskies of Chino Hills. The team practices every day from 5:00 to 7:00 inside the small gym. During each practice, the team works on their skills and aims to improve themselves to get ready for competitions. During a competition, the girls give it their all and don't let themselves get distracted by anything. When they're not practicing, the girls focus on school and manage their grades as best they can. They have stated during an interview that managing grades can be difficult; some mentioning that they had to do homework extremely late at night or even the morning before school. Despite this, the girls find time to bond and occasionally talk outside of practice.

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