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2013 Tournament Results

(Teams participate in the Open Division of NTR tournaments unless otherwise noted)

Lone Star NQ

 

3rd  Place: 13 National Ro (American)

 

4th Place:  12 National Shea (National)

 

5th Place: 15 National Noah (American), 16 National JY (USA)

 

8th Place: 14 National Stewart (Open)

 

9th  Place: 11 James (Select), 15 National Craig (American), 15 National Gray (Open), 17 National Chelsea (American), 

 

Northern Lights NQ (Minneapolis)

 

4th Place:  14 National James (American)

 

9th Place:  13 National LC (American)

 

Mizuno Volleyfest

1st Place Champions:  13 National Ro

2nd Place:  12 National Shea, 14 National James

3rd Place:  13 National LC

Northeast NQ (Baltimore)

4th Place:  15 National Gray (Open)

5th Place:  15 National Noah (USA)

Mideast NQ (Indy)

5th Place:  15 National Gray (Open)

7th Place:  18 National (Open)

1st Place Silver:  16 National JY (USA)

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