San Mateo volleyball: Audrey Shah

San Mateo’s Audrey Shao sets the ball in the first set of the Bearcats’ CCS win.

Never take a volleyball team’s record as an indication of how good or bad that team is when it comes to the Central Coast Section playoffs. It doesn’t take into account how competitive a league is, or what kind of non-league schedule that team plays.

Take, for example, Tuesday night’s Division II second-round game between fifth-seeded Lynbrook and host San Mateo, the No. 4 seed. The Vikings came into the match with an overall record of 19-8 and a second-place finish in league play with a 9-3 record.

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