Mira Costa boys volleyball team in revenge mode
Keith Waddell recorded nine kills from the outside hitter position in Mira Costa’s semifinal win over visiting Esperanza. Photo Mira Costa versus Loyola. Arguably, there is no better high school boys volleyball rivalry in the nation and the perennial powerhouses will write another chapter to the legacy of their programs when the teams meet for the third time this season to determine the CIF Southern Section-Ford Division 1 Championship in a match to be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Cypress College. Bragging rights for the victor are nearly as important as the title itself. The majority of players on both sides know each other having been teammates on club volleyball teams. “We have so many friends playing for Loyola that I’d rather beat Loyola and not win CIF – but now we can do both. I’m really looking forward to it,” said Mira Costa’s Keith Waddell, who had nine kills, eight digs and two blocks in Mira Costa’s 18-25, 25-15, 25-19, 25-20 semifinal win over visiting Esperanza Tuesday evening. With the exception of the starting setters, Saturday’s meeting between the schools will pit members of the Southern California Volleyball Club (SCVC) (Mira Costa team with Loyola setter…
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