DPS was called to investigate reports of several inflatable rights violations Thursday night, as volleyballs continue to take a beating in the fifth consecutive Coors Light Co-ed Beach Volleyball League continued on the sand courts behind the Pacific Islands Club. <\/p>\n
Government Cheese, Team 9 and Faulker were able to bump set and spike their way to victories, while Cyphers, Gansha and Rusty Slinkys sat at home on the couch.<\/p>\n
The night\u2019s first three-set showdown featured the winless Government Cheese and the not-so-giddy Givity. Givity came out to take the first set 11-6, but the Cheese took the final two 11-8 and 11-4. With the win, team Cheese had climbed into a second to last place tie with the Givity with records of 1-3. Their next opponent is the Cleveland Steamers, tonight at 6pm. Givity next faces the Cyphers on Thursday at 7pm.<\/p>\n
The second pair of teams that duked it out in the sand was Team 9 and the Cleveland Steamers. After an hour of fiber-packed action, Team 9 dumped the Steamers in three straight sets. Team Steam dropped into a three-way tie at 2-2, while Team 9 advanced to the 3-1, in a tie with Faulker for second place.<\/p>\n
Faulker had to win against That\u2019s not Yogurt in order to keep pace with the Nine, and that\u2019s just what they did. They ate up the Yogurt in a three set sweep, 11-0, 11-3, and 11-3. <\/p>\n
Games are played Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm through the end of the season on Thursday, June 13.<\/p>\n
The team with the best win-loss record after eight games will be crowned the regular season champ, and a single-elimination tournament will be played Tuesday, June 15, for additional prizes.\t <\/p>\n
Each team of seven players is permitted four players on the court, with the stipulation that one female be on the court at all times.<\/p>\n
All the side-outs you can handle will be doled out again tonight at the PIC. If you would like further information about the Coors Light 4-Person Beach Volleyball League 2004, contact the Pacific Islands Club by calling 235-6231.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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