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Sanger High Makes History: First State Volleyball Title
6 Jun
Summary
- Sanger High secured its first-ever state championship in boys volleyball.
- The team defeated Francis Parker of San Diego in four sets.
- This marks the first state championship appearance and win for any Sanger High team.

Sanger High School's boys volleyball team has etched their names in history by securing the program's first-ever state championship. This remarkable achievement marks a milestone after more than 120 years of the school's existence, as the Apaches defeated Francis Parker of San Diego in four sets last Saturday.
The victory is not only a triumph for Sanger High but also for the Central Valley, as they become the first team from the region to win a boys volleyball state championship. Furthermore, this is the first time any Sanger High sports team has ever competed in a state championship game.
Head coach Scott Okada highlighted the team's significant growth and developing belief throughout the season. With a young roster and only three graduating seniors, the Apaches are optimistic about building on this historic success and establishing a legacy of sustained excellence.