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Post by volleynerdmw on Feb 7, 2020 11:45:41 GMT -5
I may be a little biased but how in the world is A5 South not in the Power Pools ? They beat HJVElite and KC Power at NL. I think there’s still one more power pool to be released? I thought top 32 could be wrong. You're correct 4 power pools of 8
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Post by jjmac13 on Feb 8, 2020 9:13:54 GMT -5
You are correct there is another PP coming, I checked the flowchart...I was referring to 17's
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Post by bluepenquin on Feb 9, 2020 11:06:06 GMT -5
Here is the Black Ink Rankings for 18U Pool A-C. I don't have a roster for Premier Nebraska. Only 2 teams in the Top 20 aren't participating.
Pool A 1. TAV (Texas) - 37.5 2. Coast (CA) - 23 4. Houston Skyline (TX) - 21.0 5. KC Mavs (KS) - 20.5 7. Munciana (IN) - 19.5 10. Mintonette (OH) - 15.5 17. Legacy (MI) - 9 33. Sky High (IL) - 1.5
Pool B 6. Milwaukee Sting (WI) - 20 9. Adversity Adidas (IL) - 17.5 13. Far Out Black (MI) - 11.5 15. Top Select (FL) - 10 16. Houston Juniors (TX) - 9.5 18. KC Power (KS) - 8.5 20. A5 (GA) - 6.5 23. NPJ Forefront (OR) - 5.5
Pool C 8. VC Nebraska (NE) - 18 11. Dallas Skyline (TX) - 14 12. KIVA (KY) - 12.5 19. WAVE (CA) - 7 21. Elevation (OH) - 6 26. Nebraska Premier (NE) - 4 27. Arizona Storm (AZ) - 3.5 30. EC Power KOP - 2
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Post by DoubleOh7 on Feb 9, 2020 12:27:41 GMT -5
Here is the Black Ink Rankings for 18U Pool A-C. I don't have a roster for Premier Nebraska. Only 2 teams in the Top 20 aren't participating. Pool A 1. TAV (Texas) - 37.5 2. Coast (CA) - 23 4. Houston Skyline (TX) - 21.0 5. KC Mavs (KS) - 20.5 7. Munciana (IN) - 19.5 10. Mintonette (OH) - 15.5 17. Legacy (MI) - 9 33. Sky High (IL) - 1.5 Pool B 6. Milwaukee Sting (WI) - 20 9. Adversity Adidas (IL) - 17.5 13. Far Out Black (MI) - 11.5 15. Top Select (FL) - 10 16. Houston Juniors (TX) - 9.5 18. KC Power (KS) - 8.5 20. A5 (GA) - 6.5 23. NPJ Forefront (OR) - 5.5 Pool C 8. VC Nebraska (NE) - 18 11. Dallas Skyline (TX) - 14 12. KIVA (KY) - 12.5 19. WAVE (CA) - 7 21. Elevation (OH) - 6 27. Arizona Storm (AZ) - 3.5 30. EC Power KOP - 2 Premier Nebraska Is this it bluepenquin for Premier Nebraska - advancedeventsystems.com/rankings/3600
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Post by bluepenquin on Feb 9, 2020 15:34:13 GMT -5
Thanks - Looks like Nebraska Premier has 4 points with 4 HM prepvolleyball players.
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Post by volleynerdmw on Feb 10, 2020 9:06:09 GMT -5
I thought I read somewhere that AES should be updated today and with the entire 2020 schedule.
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Post by volleav on Feb 10, 2020 9:39:11 GMT -5
I thought I read somewhere that AES should be updated today and with the entire 2020 schedule. The TC NIT schedule will be posted Monday, Feb. 10 via AES on the event web site by 12 p.m. MT.
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Post by n00b on Feb 10, 2020 10:50:44 GMT -5
I thought I read somewhere that AES should be updated today and with the entire 2020 schedule. The TC NIT schedule will be posted Monday, Feb. 10 via AES on the event web site by 12 p.m. MT. They pushed it back to 5pm MT
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2020 14:34:40 GMT -5
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Post by volleynerdmw on Feb 11, 2020 16:00:24 GMT -5
Getting close... D1 coaches allowed out for the first time. Let the stress begin... Invite only of ht best teams in the country. Full of coaches, awesome volleyball, anxious PSAs and parents. College Coaches and Club directors talking about 2022-23 kids within the frame work of the new rules. First year that the new rules are in force at the beginning of the recruiting cycle.
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Post by socal3 on Feb 11, 2020 17:00:32 GMT -5
My kids were playing club around the inaugural Triple Crown event. I want to say 2014 ish. I remember it was a really nice event, but I recall only a handful of teams... top teams in the country. It seems to have expanded now. Are there multiple divisions and showcase events? Anyone care to weigh in on format.
Also, do you have a link to the new recruiting rules? Do the rules only impact 2022+ or everyone
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Post by n00b on Feb 11, 2020 17:19:38 GMT -5
My kids were playing club around the inaugural Triple Crown event. I want to say 2014 ish. I remember it was a really nice event, but I recall only a handful of teams... top teams in the country. It seems to have expanded now. Are there multiple divisions and showcase events? Anyone care to weigh in on format. Also, do you have a link to the new recruiting rules? Do the rules only impact 2022+ or everyone They power pool the tournament so the top 8 teams only play each other on day 1. Same with teams #9-16, #17-24, and #25-32. Then teams #33-120ish compete to move up. After that, it's a 64-team single-elimination tournament. So those top 8 teams should only play two out of 8ish matches against teams outside of the Top 16. Great format that gives both the top teams and the mediocre teams the competition that they want. The main point of the new recruiting rules are that coaches cannot have ANY sort of dialogue with recruits before June 15th after their sophomore year of high school. That restriction includes passing messages through a club coach.
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Post by axelfoley on Feb 11, 2020 17:49:04 GMT -5
My kids were playing club around the inaugural Triple Crown event. I want to say 2014 ish. I remember it was a really nice event, but I recall only a handful of teams... top teams in the country. It seems to have expanded now. Are there multiple divisions and showcase events? Anyone care to weigh in on format. Also, do you have a link to the new recruiting rules? Do the rules only impact 2022+ or everyone I think location has helped get more top teams in the mix. I recall hearing in the past flights to SLC and lodging were high for that time of the year. With it being in the Midwest it opened up opportunity for more Midwest and East Coast clubs. Even allows it to be drivable for more Texas teams.
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Post by socal3 on Feb 11, 2020 18:06:48 GMT -5
My kids were playing club around the inaugural Triple Crown event. I want to say 2014 ish. I remember it was a really nice event, but I recall only a handful of teams... top teams in the country. It seems to have expanded now. Are there multiple divisions and showcase events? Anyone care to weigh in on format. Also, do you have a link to the new recruiting rules? Do the rules only impact 2022+ or everyone They power pool the tournament so the top 8 teams only play each other on day 1. Same with teams #9-16, #17-24, and #25-32. Then teams #33-120ish compete to move up. After that, it's a 64-team single-elimination tournament. So those top 8 teams should only play two out of 8ish matches against teams outside of the Top 16. Great format that gives both the top teams and the mediocre teams the competition that they want. The main point of the new recruiting rules are that coaches cannot have ANY sort of dialogue with recruits before June 15th after their sophomore year of high school. That restriction includes passing messages through a club coach. Thank you and WOW no contact at all. So we won’t see any commitments prior to summer before junior year? That’s a huge change. I remember my kids calling and talking to coaches and getting messages from their high school and club coaches. Is this for boys too?
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Post by n00b on Feb 11, 2020 18:29:53 GMT -5
They power pool the tournament so the top 8 teams only play each other on day 1. Same with teams #9-16, #17-24, and #25-32. Then teams #33-120ish compete to move up. After that, it's a 64-team single-elimination tournament. So those top 8 teams should only play two out of 8ish matches against teams outside of the Top 16. Great format that gives both the top teams and the mediocre teams the competition that they want. The main point of the new recruiting rules are that coaches cannot have ANY sort of dialogue with recruits before June 15th after their sophomore year of high school. That restriction includes passing messages through a club coach. Thank you and WOW no contact at all. So we won’t see any commitments prior to summer before junior year? That’s a huge change. I remember my kids calling and talking to coaches and getting messages from their high school and club coaches. Is this for boys too? It’s for all but a handful of NCAA sports. Almost certain it’s the same for men’s volleyball.
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