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The 2021 Shelter Island varsity volleyball team. Front row, from left, seniors Emma Martinez, Lydia Shepherd, Jane Richards and Grace Olinkiewicz. Back row, from left, Angelina Rice, Myla Dougherty, Bella Springer, Lily Page, Franny Regan, Valeria Reyes, Dayla Reyes, Izzy Fonseca and Coach Cindy Belt. (Credit: Theo Olinkiewicz) Shelter Island Volleyball, spring 2021, had a season like no other. We started practice on Monday, March 1, over six months later than the usual fall start. The varsity squad finished their fast and furious season on Friday, April 16. During that time we often played or practiced six days a week. Every Monday, all players and coaches were tested for COVID. Each time we entered the gym temperatures were taken and self-certification health forms signed. Masks were worn and physical contact discouraged. ....
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We all knew that this volleyball season would be a little different due to COVID-19. On Monday, March 15 we began to appreciate why we are sticklers about mask wearing, ball sanitation and separate practices for varsity and junior varsity. The Greenport/Southold team was scheduled to play us, but the team has been hit with a positive COVID test, and they are out of action for two weeks. Just two days previously the teams had traveled to Sag Harbor to play the Pierson Whalers. JUNIOR VARSITY JV squads often face a much steeper learning curve than varsity squads. Position specialization and the expectation that all rallies will use three hits takes some time to get used to. The athletes have been working diligently on learning the finer points of the game and entered the Pierson match with much improved confidence. ....