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Team Japan victorious in the 2nd 4v4 Grand Slam Series
21st June 2010
The 2nd round of the Richmond Volleyball 4v4 Grand Slam tournaments was held in Merton for the 1st time and was won by Team Japan (Open Division), Stanford (Mixed Div 1) and Tuskers (Mixed Div 2).
The competition has grown again with a total of 24 teams and with four more events to go new teams are still welcome to register and challenge the top teams in either the Open Division (for the serious players) or the Mixed Divisions.
Anyone can enter a team- it is open to all ages, abilities and gender.
The concept behind the 4v4 Series is to take volleyball on tour across South West London promoting and increasing local volleyball activity
for all levels of the community from novice players to Olympic hopefuls.
Teams accumulate points over the 6 events to win ranking points for big prizes.
We also pride ourselves giving you a format with lots of matches and with little down time. Volleyball players just want to play so we offer a minimum of 12 sets which are self-referred sending you home tired but happy!
The next 4v4 Series tournament will be on: Sun 4th July, Thornbury Park (Hounslow), followed by Sun 18th July, Fairfield Ground (Kingston), Sun 1st Aug, Gunnersbury Park, and then the finals on Sun 15th Aug, Palewell Common (Richmond).
Team entry is £20.00 per event. Registration is 9.30am.1st matches start at 10am.
Open Division
1st Sunday Express (4pts),
2nd Japan (4pts),
3rd Hampstead Spikers (3pts),
4th Fatality (3pts),
5th Wimbledom Yaa (3pts),
6th Las Bailarines (2pts),
7th Commuters (1pt),
8th Chocolate Cake (1pt).
Mixed Division 1
1ST IVA 2 (9pts),
2nd IVA 1 (7pts),
3rd Stanford (5pts),
4th Sunshine (4pts),
5th Chilli Peppers (3pts),
6th Rhinos (3pts),
7th Holly & Gerry (2pts),
8th Team Martina (2pts),
9th Richmond Girls (1 pt),
10th The Pomodoros (1pt),
Mixed Division 2
1st Tuskers (11 pts),
2nd Kingston Teams (4 pts),
3rd Cerus 1 (3pts),
4th Team Family (2pts),
5th Cerus 2 (1 pts),
Click here to view all tournaments dates and locations
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