Ten teams braved high winds and driving rains at the Pacific Islands Club on Tuesday night in the name of love as the 7th Annual Miller Lite Coed Four-Person Volleyball League coursed through the waters like a tiny tug in a tsunami.<\/p>\n
Three teams continued their push for perfection as Palaksi, America F@&# Yeah!, and Lick It, Stick It, Smack It each notched their third wins of the season unfettered by conditions termed lightly as less than ideal on the rain- soaked sand.<\/p>\n
America F@&# Yeah! was the first of the three beaters to reach the mark when they schooled the Eagles of Grace Christian Academy by taking the best-of-three in the worst of the weather.<\/p>\n
After taking the first set 11-6, America F@&# Yeah! said F@&# No! as the Eagles took the second set in extra points, 12-10. Rather than suffer defeat at the hands of the students, the righteous Americans rallied to bag the clincher, 11-4.<\/p>\n
Lick It, Stick It, Smack It was the next to win it when they rebounded from an opening 11-7 loss to the Sugoi Seven to sweep the next two 11-3 and 11-7. Nick Castro was in fine form during the storm and captain Rachel Bandelin provided the spark in the dark to extend their streak to three.<\/p>\n
Palaksi was the final team to gleam in the extreme as they smoked Puff, Puff, Pass in the final two sets 11-3 and 11-5 before packing up and going home.<\/p>\n
While they are still behind the top three titans of the town, Galuti put on a clinic for the kids from Saipan International School in a three-set sweep to extend their record to 2-0. After opening with a stunning 11-0 smoker, Galuti hung on to take the final two sets 11-7 and 11-9 to get out with a flawless six sets won on the season.<\/p>\n
In the only remaining game of the night, the good news cup runneth over for Got Beer? as they kicked Aschaabw to the curb 11-7, 11-0, and 11-8 to improve their record to 2-1.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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