CLICK ON THE TITLE ABOVE TO SEE THE FINAL RESULTS OF EACH AGE GROUP.
This years event played host to more than 400 teams from across the state of Florida that competed on 54 courts in Halls NA & NB of the Orange County Convention Center. The level of competition was very high at these championships as several teams won the opportunity to play at the Junior Olympics that will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center June 26th - July 5th 2009.
The tournament had two divisions: A National BID Division and a Regional Non-Bid Division. We commend all of the South Florida teams that competed in the Florida Regional.
Below is a list of the teams that did very well in their respective age group - Congratulations.
National:
13's Gold 3rd Place - Boomers 13-1 Elite
15's Gold 3rd Place - Club Florida 15 Mizuno
Regional
12R Bronze Winner - SFVC-11 Regional
14R Silver Winner - Wildfire 14 National
14RG Gold Second - SFVC 14 Regional
15RO Gold Second - Boomers 15-2 National
16RO Silver Winner - Florida Gold Coast 16-1
16RG Gold Winner - SFVC 16 National
16RG Bronze Winner - Palm Beach Jr's 16 Red - Grahi
17RG Gold Second - South Florida Flyers 17 Club
We are expecting a few stories from some parents on this event. Once we receive them we will post them. We invite your comments or stories.
To see pictures - please click on the image of the Florida Regional - Orlando on the top of the side bar.
2 comments:
Why do you guys only talk about south dade?
Simple -
There are currently two parents that have taken the time to either help me prepare stories or have written stories themselves for the report. One parent's girls play on Boomers and Palm Beach Jrs and the other parent's child plays on South Dade. I have writen all of the clubs and the only ones to be actively participating at the moment are Ocean Beach Volleyball, Volleyball Players Academy, South Florida Volleyball and South Dade.
If you are affiliated with another club, please advise the directors that we are here to promote every club and every player. But as the old proverb states: "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink".
It's up to the other clubs, parents and players to take an active role in the report.
Bottom line we are here to support everyone. Please remember that this is a free service and if more people get involved and maybe write two or three articles a year we would have a greater and diverse representation of Volleyball in South Florida.
Now comes a question for you - When are you going to write a nice article on Volleyball in South Florida - for us to post it?
Please send your story to: volleyballreport@gmail.com
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