What do the volleyball junior school banners mean?

The banners of each school in Volleyball Juniors are a symbol that represent the logo and beliefs of each school's volleyball team. The following are explanations of the banners of several schools:

1. Nekoma High School: The Karasuno banner represents the crow that cannot fly and expresses the indomitable and courageous spirit of the school volleyball team.

2. Aoba Jogen: The grass wall newspaper represents the school’s determination and confidence, hoping to be invincible and indomitable in the volleyball competition.

3. Date Gong: The cheetah represents the strength and speed of the school and expresses the sharp and fast style of the school volleyball team.

4. He Jiunan: Spreading wings and flying represents the freedom and unrestrainedness of the school, and expresses the spirit of the school volleyball team’s continuous pursuit of progress and self-transcendence.

5. Karasuno High School: Fly, represents the determination and pursuit of the school volleyball team, and expresses the team members’ love for volleyball and their desire to win.

These banners not only represent the beliefs and goals of each school, but also reflect the spirit of competition and cooperation, tenacity and struggle in volleyball.