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2010 HP Travel Teams High Performance Program Summer, 2010 The Carolina Region is pleased to announce its 2010 High Performance... View Article
Read more2010 HP Travel Teams High Performance Program Summer, 2010 The Carolina Region is pleased to announce its 2010 High Performance... View Article
Read more2010 Junior National Volleyball Championships – Results 2010 Girl’s Junior National Volleyball Championships – Results Reno, NV Carolina Region Team... View Article
Read more2010 Junior Regional Championships – All-Tournament Winners Congratulations to all our honorees! Pictures of Regional Champions, Runner-Ups, MVPs, and All-Tournament... View Article
Read more2010 Junior Regional Championships 12 Platinum Champion – Triangle 12 Black 12 Platinum Runner-Up – Set Point 12 Black 12... View Article
Read more2010 USA Open National Championship Results 2010 USA Open National Championship Results Phoenix, AZ Carolina Region Team Results DIVISION... View Article
Read more2010 Adult Regional Championship Results Pictures from the Regional Championships are available on our Adult Regional Championship Pictures Page. Women’s... View Article
Read more2010 Adult Regional Championships Women’s Silver: Seriously? – Champion Hits & Giggles – Runner-Up Anne Sluder (Seriously?) – MVP Women’s... View Article
Read moreAccording to Article X, Section B.3. of the USA Volleyball Operating Code, Men’s Divisions are comprised of teams consisting of males only and Women’s Divisions are comprised of teams consisting of females only. The Carolina Region supports this definition. People of the opposite gender may appear on a team’s roster as a coach or to satisfy the official’s requirement, but they could not play in sanctioned competition. The Carolina Region will sanction co-ed tournaments for those tournament hosts willing to hold a co-ed tournament.
For Junior’s competitions, the Region will allow boys and girls to play together on the same team in the Girls’ 13 and under division (or lower) only to promote development (max limit of two males on a Girls 13 and under or lower roster). Those younger girls teams that have a boy on the roster should get permission from the tournament director before playing a coed roster at out-of-Region events (and CR two-day special events).