WVBA 16-Chris would then face the winner of Pool B in the crossover match. UPVBC 16 beat WVBA Mizuno 15 to win pool B and then faced 16-Chris in the first semifinal match. 16-Chris kept it close but came up just short 23-25, 23-25. They would now face the loser of the other all WVBA semifinal, 16-Shannon and Mizuno 15.

WVBA Mizuno 15 beat both ITVC 16 Asics and SIVBC 16 Thunder before falling to UPVBC 16 to finish 2nd in pool B. 16-Shannon played steady and defeated the Academy 15s 2-0 in the other semifinal.

16-Chris defeated WVBA 15 to take 3rd while 16-Shannon survived a scare in set 1 against UPVBC, but ended up winning the finals 2-0 to keep their record unblemished on the season.

Mizuno 14 made their first appearance in the Gold Division of the U15 Power League Saturday. They competed well in all matches but struggled with consistency all day. They finished 8th in Gold.

Power League 3-Sunday
Round 3 of the Puget Sound Power League was held last weekend. Six of the seven Academy teams were in action on Saturday and Sunday.

WVBA Mizuno 18 won the last round of Power League so they will be playing at Napavine High School on March 14th.

WVBA Mizuno 17 finished 2nd in Gold Sunday with wins over Puget Sounds VBA 17, Olympia 17 Ro Sham Bo and ITVC 17 Asics. The one team they did not beat was SIVBC 18 Tsunami. This finish qualifies WVBA 17s for the Platinum Division in April. The Academy 17s and 18s will be in New Orleans that weekend and will not attend the final Power League round.

WVBA Mizuno 13 finished 2nd in Flight 6 with a loss to High Velocity 14 Rovente in the finals. This win will allow Mizuno 13 to move up to Flight 5 next month for the final Power League session. The Academy 13s have continued to improve every tournament. Sunday's standout players included steady setting from Fiona Tanuwidjaja and some hard hitting from Hannah "Tex" Green.

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