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Welcome to our house.   Home of the #1 12s team in the nation.   In June, 2007,  for a three-peat for the Aloha Region of sending four teams to the USAV Junior Olympics , Jammers VBC  12s, 13s, 16s and 17s all earned bids to the USAV Girls Junior Olympics.  Our 16s and 17s teams were nationally ranked.

     We are honored to introduce Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson, our new co-Director.  Tanya was the NAIA National Player of the year in 1993, the Jeep Eagle Aloha Bowl Female Athlete of the Year in 1993, and twice Pacific West Conference Player of the year in NCAA Division II.  She has been assistant coach for nine years at Chaminade University.  She is still active in the AVP beach volleyball circuit and is a co-founder of Extreme Fitness Hawaii.   In 2008, she will coach Jammers 17s. 
Jammers 2008 Summer Clinic
Training for girls 9-18 with coach Deb:   three clinics, each with six sessions are offered in July, 2008:
Halawa District Park Gym (Clinic I or Clinic ii) 
July 15, 22, 24, 29, 31   
   Clinic I             5:30 - 7pm      ages   12 - 14s     Beginner s  
   Clinic II            7:00 - 8:30      ages   13 - 15        Advanced
   Both Clinic I and II include a Saturday session on  July 19
   8:30 – 10:00 a.m.  (2^nd Session for Beginner’s)
   10:30-noon (2^nd Session for Advanced)
Advanced   = Club experience of 3 yrs or  more)

                          4 - 5:30 pm    9 - 13   Beginners

Cost Per Session:   $210  -- Click on Handouts to download the registration form.

For training for boys or girls under age 10, we also recommend 

Extreme Fitness Hawaii .

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Congratulations to all Jammers who competed in week one of the Pacific Northwest Qualifier in eastern Washington.

Jammers 13 Black won the Gold medal.  Jammers 13 Black dropped only one set in three days of tough competition.  This is the second Junior Olympic bid tournament the team have won in one week.  Their next mainland appearance will be at the USAV Junior Olympics in Dallas, TX, at the end of June.

Jammers 13 Red performed valiantly, tying for third place in the Silver bracket in the 13 Under division.

Jammers 14 competed in OPEN and ended in 2nd place in Flight 1, 6th place overall.  For point of reference, there were 18 14U teams in OPEN (the more competitive division) and 45 teams in Club.

Jammers 15s competed in OPEN and ended tied for 3rd place in Flight 2, 11th place overall.  For reference, there were 16 15U teams in Open and 44 teams in Club.

Thank you to the parents and coaches who worked just as hard as the girls did!

In an exhausting weekend for Jammers VBC, Jammers 12 Black and Jammers 13 Black qualified for the USAV Junior Olympics.  Jammers 12 suffered an early morning jitters loss in their first match against Kaulukoa Black.  Jammers 12 were successful in their next two matches.  Jammers 12 Black played Kaulukoa Black for a second time and gave Kaulukoa Black their first loss of the day.  In the double elimination tournament, the two teams were tied and played a sudden death, winner take all one set match to 25.  Jammers 12 black showed poise and consistency to win the tournament.

Jammers 13s played without losing a single set in the JO bid tournament for the Aloha Region 13s bid to the Junior Olympics.  Because the tournament was double elimination, Jammers 13 black had to defeat OVC Kainoa twice.  The core of Jammers 13 black were the gold medalists at the 2007 Junior Olympics in the 12-under division.

Jammers 13 red made it to the semi-finals of the tournament after being one of only two teams with one loss.  Unfortunately, their setter tweaked her ankle and was not able to play in the semifinals.  Jammers 13 Red ended in 3rd place in the tournament. 

Jammers 14s ended in 2nd place after an exhausting tournament.  They were undefeated up to the finals of the competition.  Because the tournament was double elimination, it was necessary to play Maunalani 14s a second time.  Maunalani 14s swept Jammers 14s in their second match of the day.  The tied teams then played a sudden death single set match to 25, which was won by Maunalani 14s. 

Jammers 17s played in the Colorado Crossroads national qualifier.  They won the bronze in 17s Open. 

The USAV Junior Olympics will be held in Dallas, TX, beginning at the end of June and extending through early July.