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Edmonds Community College Athletics

                 Angela D'Amelio                 Alyssa Dahl

Vancouver, WA -- Sophomore middle blocker Angela D’Amelio was selected Northern Region Offensive Player of the Week and Freshman Libero Alyssa Dahl was selected Northern Region Defensive Player of the Week by the NWAACC for the week ending October 28.

In matches against Shoreline and Skagit Valley, D’Amelio had 17 kills and had a 31% kill efficiency.  She added 2.5 blocks, 7 digs, and 1 Ace on 92% serving accuracy.  “Angela has really begun to understand what makes her successful and her numbers recently have shown that,” said Coach Tony Miranda.  “While not the flashiest of middles, Angela has discovered her strengths and has used them to her advantage.  Injuries have pushed her into a leadership role on this team and she has responded well.  Her progress was evident by great play at the Spokane Crossover, and she continues to show improvement as she ended the week with a great performance against Skagit Valley, leading is in kills and hitting efficiency.” 

In those same two matches, Dahl had a great performance as well, totaling 36 Digs, and 6 Aces, with a 95% serving accuracy.  She also passed at an average of 2.5 (out of 3) for the week on 46 attempts.  "Alyssa continues to improve as our Libero," said Coach Miranda. "She has significantly increased her digs per set, consistently passes over 2.3 every match and has now added a very tough serve to her arsenal.  She has been leading the team in number of serves as well as serve percentage, this week she also led the Tritons on service Aces.  Her improvement at the Libero position will be a key to our continued success."

Edmonds Community College fields seven athletic teams as part of the Northern Region of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC). Scholarships are available for prospective athletes in all sports.

Edmonds Community College's athletic facilities include the Tritons Baseball Complex and Seaview Gymnasium. The gymnasium offers basketball courts, a weight room and locker facilities for use by students, faculty, and staff with a valid EdPass.

Off-campus facilities for softball and soccer competitions are located at Lynnwood High School and Meadowdale High School.

Seaview Gymnasium is also home to the Physical Education Department, as well as intramural and recreational activities.

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