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Righettis Frankie Platero goes for the spike on Arroyo Grandes Taylor Jenish and Andrew Midyett in Tuesday nights volleyball match. \/\/Joshua E. Duffy\/Contributor <\/p>\n
The Arroyo Grande High School boys volleyball team is off to a hot start, thats for certain. <\/p>\n
The Eagles improved to 7-1 overall and 3-0 in PAC 7 League play after a 3-0 victory over the defending league champion Righetti Warriors on Tuesday. <\/p>\n
The Eagles are a young team starting on the floor this season, with two sophomores currently in the rotation. <\/p>\n
Our team is well-rounded, and thats why we are successful, Arroyo Grande head coach Laurel Allen said. We depend on everybody to play their part. <\/p>\n
A few of the players having an impact so far this season are sophomore Jack Empey and senior Tanner Howard. <\/p>\n
Empey is the setter, who despite being a sophomore brings a lot of experience to the floor. <\/p>\n
You can see his experience and confidence on that court moving the ball around, Allen said of Empey. <\/p>\n
Howard plays the libero position and has really worked hard over the past seasons to become one of the key players on the team, Allen said. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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