Kalani Rose’s team had a so-so showing at its first Open qualifier in Orlando, but expected to be much better in Dallas. The team has four who jump touch 10-0 or higher and two Division I recruits. Houston Skyline Black is the club’s second team, but that’s just a designation. They went to Houston Skyline 17 Black, which tied for third and Rockwood Thunder 17 Elite which tied for fifth. With six qualified teams finishing within the trickle down limit of eight, there was room only for two bids in 17 Open.After a DS suffered an injury, Sydney Breon stepped into a role passing and playing defense and did an outstanding job. Drive Nation ends up with a T-9 on its resume, but its play was better than that.Īniya Clinton continued her outstanding play for TAV, which got strong work from an unusual source. Metro finished second, essentially triple qualifying. TAV ended up first, thanks to a dominating win over Drive Nation. Making it to the Gold bracket semifinals would come down to points. TAV started the pool off by sweeping national No. Three teams ranked among the latest top 13 by were in Sunday’s three-team pool. Unlike TAV’s 10-0 run through NEQ the weekend before, this one had some Gold pool adversity. We knew it would be a great opportunity to play at a high level.” “There were so many top level teams at Lone Star this year. “Our goal was to stay focused and compete,” assistant coach Melanie Mercer said. In 17 Open, TAV 17 Black won its second qualifier in a row, sweeping A5 17-Jing in the championship match. There weren’t too many reports received by coaches of winning or qualified teams, but we’ll do our best with what we have.

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