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El Camino Real is rising up with 15-match winning streak in girls’ volleyball

El Camino Real girls' volleyball coach Alyssa Lee talks to the team during a timeout.
El Camino Real girls’ volleyball coach Alyssa Lee talks to the team during a timeout. The Royals are 15-1 this season after a sweep of Granada Hills.
(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)
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Alyssa Lee, class of 2009, was the first captain on coach Tom Harp’s girls’ volleyball team at Granada Hills. Now she’s beating the teacher in matches as the head coach at El Camino Real.

“It’s not the first time,” Harp said.

El Camino Real is on a 15-match winning streak after sweeping the Highlanders 25-20, 25-15, 25-23 on Tuesday in a West Valley League opener. El Camino Real’s only loss was to defending City champion Palisades in its opener.

Lee said she believes her team has made lots of progress over the last month and was pleased with the performance against her alma mater.

“It’s always fun,” she said of coaching against her former coach.

Libero Larissa Dakoske was exceptional receiving serves, and Grace Hazelton was El Camino Real’s most productive offensive weapon.

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