RECAP: 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships – Session 1
06/21/2022
The first session of the 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships finished up on June 18th
49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships – Session 1
Dates: June 15-18
Location: Orange County Convention Center & ESPN Wide World of Sports
Photos | Results | BallerTV Stream | Watch ESPN
ORLANDO, Fla. (June 21, 2022) -- The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is currently hosting the world’s largest volleyball tournament. From June 15 – July 1, more than 70,000 athletes and coaches, representing 48 states, two U.S. territories, and four international countries (Canada, Colombia, Dominican Republic, and Peru), will converge on the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) for the 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships and AAU Boys’ Junior National Volleyball Championships.
Session 1 of the 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships has just wrapped up and a select group of teams capturing championship gold. Session 1 competition began on June 15th and ran until the final championship was earned on June 18th .
The best 10U through 18U teams from across the United States traveled to the Orange County Convention Center and occupied the North, South, and West Concourse. With more than 210 courts, the action never stopped.
In between the action on the court, the fun off the court never stopped either. Session 1 was made special with the AAU Cares Dig Pink Campaign, a celebration of Father’s Day, and the introduction of the 360 degree camera at the AAU Social Media booth. TikToks, videos, and memories were all made.
Pool play kicked things off on Wednesday. Thursday was one of the staples of the AAU Junior National Volleyball Championships with the Dig Pink Campaign. As part of the AAU Cares initiative, AAU is again partnering with the Side-Out Foundation as an official Dig Pink Campaign location to raise money for breast cancer research. All participants were encouraged to wear pink for AAU’s Dig Pink Day on June 16. Sessions 2 and 3 will also participate on June 20 and 24. For more information on the 2022 Dig Pink Campaign, click here.
Once pool play was concluded, it was time to find the best of the best. National Champions were crowned in each age division group with championship games held at Orange County Convention Center. ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex hosted Gold division championship play. Eighteen (18) gold champions were crowned by the end of competition on June 18:
10 & Under TOVC (PR)
11U Open A5 Mizuno 11 Lori (GA)
11U Club Gainesville Juniors 11 Black (FL)
12U Open Asics Munciana Peppers (IN)
12U Premier SASVBC G 12-1 (HI)
12U Classic FL Momentum 12U Neon (FL)
12U Club Mizuno Northern Lights 12-1 (MN)
13U Open A5 Mizuno 131 Karen (GA)
13U Premier Mauloa 13's (HI)
13U Club OPU 13 Adidas (FL)
13U Classic SASVBC G 12-1 (HI)
14U Open Boiler Juniors 14 Gold (IN)
14U Premier JJVA 14 Teal (FL)
14U Club KEVC 14-1 (MN)
14U Classic Club 1 14 Skronkstrong (IL)
14U Aspire A5 Mizuno 131 Karen (GA)
18U Open Asics Munciana Samurai (IN)
18U Premier FaR Out 18 Black (MI)
For a full list of results, click here.
Want to rewatch some of the intense rallies and championship celebrations? All games were streaming live on BallerTV. Select girls’ National Championship games were also played at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and broadcasted live on Watch ESPN and the ESPN App.
The action continues as Sessions 2 and 3 will crown more Girls’ National Champions. Starting on June 28 until July 1, the AAU Boys’ Junior National Volleyball Championships will take their turn on the court.
If you and your team were a part of this amazing atmosphere, share your photos with us. Just use the hashtag #AAUVBNatls. And check our social media to see if your team has been featured: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Leave us a comment to let us know how your team did.
For more information, visit aauvolleyball.org.
Dates: June 15-18
Location: Orange County Convention Center & ESPN Wide World of Sports
Photos | Results | BallerTV Stream | Watch ESPN
ORLANDO, Fla. (June 21, 2022) -- The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is currently hosting the world’s largest volleyball tournament. From June 15 – July 1, more than 70,000 athletes and coaches, representing 48 states, two U.S. territories, and four international countries (Canada, Colombia, Dominican Republic, and Peru), will converge on the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) for the 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships and AAU Boys’ Junior National Volleyball Championships.
Session 1 of the 49th AAU Girls’ Junior National Volleyball Championships has just wrapped up and a select group of teams capturing championship gold. Session 1 competition began on June 15th and ran until the final championship was earned on June 18th .
The best 10U through 18U teams from across the United States traveled to the Orange County Convention Center and occupied the North, South, and West Concourse. With more than 210 courts, the action never stopped.
In between the action on the court, the fun off the court never stopped either. Session 1 was made special with the AAU Cares Dig Pink Campaign, a celebration of Father’s Day, and the introduction of the 360 degree camera at the AAU Social Media booth. TikToks, videos, and memories were all made.
@aausports Some views of AAU Girls Volleyball National Championships Wave 2! What wave are you in? #fyp #foryoupage #aau #aausports #aauvolleyball #aauvb #aauvball #aaugirlsvb #aauvbnatls #aaugirlsvbnatls #nationals #volleyball #vb #vball #harrystyles #music #volleyballmusic #championship #championships #volleyballnationals #aauvolleyballnationals #aaunationals #amateurathleticunion #baden #ballertv ♬ Music For a Sushi Restaurant - Harry Styles
Pool play kicked things off on Wednesday. Thursday was one of the staples of the AAU Junior National Volleyball Championships with the Dig Pink Campaign. As part of the AAU Cares initiative, AAU is again partnering with the Side-Out Foundation as an official Dig Pink Campaign location to raise money for breast cancer research. All participants were encouraged to wear pink for AAU’s Dig Pink Day on June 16. Sessions 2 and 3 will also participate on June 20 and 24. For more information on the 2022 Dig Pink Campaign, click here.
Once pool play was concluded, it was time to find the best of the best. National Champions were crowned in each age division group with championship games held at Orange County Convention Center. ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex hosted Gold division championship play. Eighteen (18) gold champions were crowned by the end of competition on June 18:
10 & Under TOVC (PR)
11U Open A5 Mizuno 11 Lori (GA)
11U Club Gainesville Juniors 11 Black (FL)
12U Open Asics Munciana Peppers (IN)
12U Premier SASVBC G 12-1 (HI)
12U Classic FL Momentum 12U Neon (FL)
12U Club Mizuno Northern Lights 12-1 (MN)
13U Open A5 Mizuno 131 Karen (GA)
13U Premier Mauloa 13's (HI)
13U Club OPU 13 Adidas (FL)
13U Classic SASVBC G 12-1 (HI)
14U Open Boiler Juniors 14 Gold (IN)
14U Premier JJVA 14 Teal (FL)
14U Club KEVC 14-1 (MN)
14U Classic Club 1 14 Skronkstrong (IL)
14U Aspire A5 Mizuno 131 Karen (GA)
18U Open Asics Munciana Samurai (IN)
18U Premier FaR Out 18 Black (MI)
For a full list of results, click here.
Want to rewatch some of the intense rallies and championship celebrations? All games were streaming live on BallerTV. Select girls’ National Championship games were also played at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and broadcasted live on Watch ESPN and the ESPN App.
The action continues as Sessions 2 and 3 will crown more Girls’ National Champions. Starting on June 28 until July 1, the AAU Boys’ Junior National Volleyball Championships will take their turn on the court.
If you and your team were a part of this amazing atmosphere, share your photos with us. Just use the hashtag #AAUVBNatls. And check our social media to see if your team has been featured: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Leave us a comment to let us know how your team did.
For more information, visit aauvolleyball.org.
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