Attitude winning games
The men's volleyball team is
now four games deep into the regular
season, holding a 2-2 record.
They seem to be finding their
groove.
The men played Sheridan November 9, losing to the team with what player Andrew Joycey described as a "flat" performance. "We did not come out strong against Sheridan at all, we played very flat game with poor execution by the whole the team. We played with a bad attitude and really the only plus was our passing," he added.
The Falcons then went on to play their first home game against Mohawk on November 11, where a different-minded team came out to play. The Falcons won in what Joycey described as a "bar-setting game." The men were fueled by the home crowd and their new attitude, playing one of the strongest games of the year so far.
"Mohawk was an awesome game; it was our chance to bounce back and we did. The passing was better, as was the hitting. We just played better as a team; we were way more focused and we wanted to win," said Joycey.
Though the men still need to work on minor problems such as working on their hitting plays and working out some new team kinks, when they polish those areas, they will be a very strong team. Come out and support your Falcons at home — check the schedule online at tinyurl.com/mensvball2011.
The men played Sheridan November 9, losing to the team with what player Andrew Joycey described as a "flat" performance. "We did not come out strong against Sheridan at all, we played very flat game with poor execution by the whole the team. We played with a bad attitude and really the only plus was our passing," he added.
The Falcons then went on to play their first home game against Mohawk on November 11, where a different-minded team came out to play. The Falcons won in what Joycey described as a "bar-setting game." The men were fueled by the home crowd and their new attitude, playing one of the strongest games of the year so far.
"Mohawk was an awesome game; it was our chance to bounce back and we did. The passing was better, as was the hitting. We just played better as a team; we were way more focused and we wanted to win," said Joycey.
Though the men still need to work on minor problems such as working on their hitting plays and working out some new team kinks, when they polish those areas, they will be a very strong team. Come out and support your Falcons at home — check the schedule online at tinyurl.com/mensvball2011.
