Not Quite the NYT VB Crossword, 4/26

Another Sunday, another crossword.  Another 40 weeks or so and I’ll have a whole book of crosswords to print…or give to USAV to publish/make use of.

The clues and puzzle are images that you can print and adjust the sizes as you see fit.  You have permission to copy this if it is for personal use for yourself, your team, or within an organization–just not for profit…and please, cite the origin of it.

This one has some references to the Beach Boys, pep bands, Star Wars, and a Star Trek reference.  Not necessarily the crossword you want, but the crossword volleyball needs.

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