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Sunday, April 21, 2024
Conyers Crowned BVA Corporate Volleyball Champions

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The Bermuda Volleyball Association hosted its 31st Annual Corporate Volleyball Tournament at Bernard’s Park.

This was a 6-a-side coed tournament, each team needed to have at least 3 females, with a max of 10 players total. Because this was a recreational tournament, teams were limited to 2 National Team Players.

Conyers were crowned the Champions, with Solstice finishing as the runners-up, and BMA was third. Clarien was the Consolation winner.
Monday, April 08, 2024
Hurdle & Queens Fall to Lindenwood on Senior Night

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Ty Hurdle was one of seven Queens University of Charlotte Men's Volleyball players celebrated on senior night in their last conference home match of the regular season, ultimately falling to Lindenwood by a 3-1 decision 30-28, 21-25, 25-16, 25-20.

Hurdle played in 3 games, he would have 2 Attack Kills, 3 Attack Errors, and 12 Total Attempts, Hurdle claimed a season-high nine digs to lead Queens University of Charlotte.
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Hurdle & Queens Fall to Lewis Flyers

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Ty Hurdle and his Queens University of Charlotte Men's Volleyball teammates fought a tough battle with the No. 14-ranked Lewis Flyers, winning the first set 25-21 — but eventually falling in the overall match 3-1.

Lewis would win the next three matches 25-11, 25-23, 25-14.
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Hurdle Helps Queens Defeat Tusculum

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Ty Hurdle and his Queens University of Charlotte Men's Volleyball teammates defeated Tusculum 3 – 0.

Queens jumped on Tusculum quickly in the first set. Finalizing the first-set victory was a 5-0 run led by Brian Camacho on the serve to take it 25-10.

In the first game, Queens recorded 10 kills on 14 attempts and zero errors, amounting to an impressive .714 hitting percentage.

In the second game, Tusculum kicked things into gear forcing 15 tie scores and six lead changes. With the help of a kill from Jaden Bramhall, Tusculum came within two points (23-21) to Queens, but two finalizing kills from Albert Warzocha would seal the deal and put Queens up 2 sets to zero.

In the third game, scoring spurts led by Colby Landry paced his Tusculum squad within reach of Queens, but multiple attack errors pieced with blocks from Shaphar Grant and Warzocha catapulted their squad to the 25-21 final victory.

In series history, Queens now lead 8-0 all-time, with the Pioneers only winning five sets in that time span.
Sunday, March 03, 2024
Nike Boston Volleyball Festival Concludes

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The Second Week of competition in the Nike Boston Volleyball Festival concluded with three Bermuda teams taking part.

The Paradise Hitters Under 18 team played their final match versus Fusion Power. This was a very tight match with long rallies. Unfortunately, the team lost the match 25-20, 22-25, 15-9. Even though they didn’t win their final match the team made the program, coaches, and their parents very proud of their fight and determination. The team ended up placing 37th out of 62 teams.

Big Wave Riders Under 17 team had a successful day winning their two matches. They came together on the last day showing strong volleyball and making great plays.

They defeated SOSVBC 25-15,25-14, and then they defeated Sport Time 25-22, 25-16. The team placed 24th out of 36 teams.

The Big Wave Riders Under 18 team played exceptionally well by cutting down their errors and making big play moments when the team needed it. They really gelled on the court and showed Boston and these teams how strong their skills have become.

They defeated the MASS Patriots 25-23, 25-18, and then they defeated the Legacy Boys 25-18, 25-18, they finished 36th out of 40 teams.
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