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South High Charity Volleyball Tournament Raises $1,500

Members of this year’s winning volleyball team are John Roggendorf, Tyler Okui, Max Levinson, Matea Vukosa, and Jacobo Ariza Salamanca. (Photo courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

More than 175 students participated in the South High Charity Volleyball Tournament in November, raising $1,500 for the Nassau Suffolk Autism Society of America. The South High Girls Varsity Association has hosted this two-day tournament for over 25 years. Funds from this year’s event will benefit children and teens living with Autism.

In addition to a bracket-style volleyball tournament, this annual event also includes a costume contest and a rock-paper-scissor contest. Thirty-five teams entered the tournament as a fun way to show their athleticism, creativity, and school spirit.

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The Girls Varsity Association is a service organization at South High dedicated to honoring female athletes, promoting school pride, and supporting charitable causes. The faculty advisor is Tara Schiereck, dean of students/physical education teacher.

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