On Aug. 13, the Coronado High School girls varsity volleyball team defeated Christian High School in their home opener match. The Islanders won three sets and lost one, with the final scores set at 25-23, 23-25, 25-20 and 25-20.

“[Setter] Emily Page (3) and [outside hitter] Sadie Proctor (10) put on a show with their great connection on the offense side of the ball,” said coach Adeile Ahmu. Page and Proctor have been on varsity for the past four seasons. Photo courtesy of Kelly Moore.
Freshmen outside hitter Ashlyn Proctor was a powerhouse from the outside, making her debut in her first varsity match for the CHS Islanders. Photo courtesy of Kelly Moore.
Ahmu said she was able to change the lineup after each set and appreciated the depth of talent she has on the team this season. Photo courtesy of Kelly Moore.
“Our freshmen rookies definitely made a big presence during this match,” said Ahmu. “[Middle hitter] Emily Albin and [outside hitter] Ashlynn Proctor displayed why they were given the opportunity to play on varsity.” Photo courtesy of Kelly Moore.
Three-year-starter and defensive specialist/libero Avalon Haro played a key role in the Islander’s defense during their match against Christian. Photo courtesy of Kelly Moore.

The Islanders currently stand at a 7-2 record, with their next game set for Aug. 28 against Helix High School.

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Kylie Capuano is a reporter for the Coronado News. She graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University in 2024 with a Bachelors in multimedia journalism. She was the Features Editor for PLNU's student newspaper The Point. She loves to write anything from fashion, to human-interest, to current events. In her free time, she can be found wandering the local beaches with her film camera in hand.