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The Kings Academy volleyball team eyes 7th straight district title while chasing state championship
Summary by PBG News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Kendall Hyde , as published by WPTV Palm Beach County (NBC 5)
· October 13, 2026
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With an 18-5 record heading into the playoffs, The Kings Academy volleyball team in Palm Beach County is one of the favorites to win the Florida state championship and could also claim a seventh straight district title. Coming into this volleyball season, few teams in the state were talked about...
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Key points Coming into this volleyball season, few teams in the state were talked about... With an 18-5 record heading into the playoffs, The Kings Academy volleyball team in Palm Beach County is one of the favorites to win the Florida state championship and could also claim a seventh straight district title.
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What is this story about? With an 18-5 record heading into the playoffs, The Kings Academy volleyball team in Palm Beach County is one of the favorites to win the Florida state championship and could also claim a seventh straight district title. Coming into this volleyball season, few teams in the state were talked about...
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