2012 USAV Boys’ Junior National Championships
12 CLUB 1. Vaqueros 12-1 (Puerto Rico) 2. HVA 121 Young Guns (Lone Star)) 3. Bayou Boys 12U (Bayou)
13 CLUB
1. Borinquen Coqui 13-1M (Puerto Rico) 2. Ka Ulukoa M13D Mizuno (Aloha) 3. Ka Ulukoa M13 Mizuno (Aloha)
14 OPEN
1. Balboa Bay 14 Hurley (Southern California) 2. Pali 14 Quiksilver (Southern California) 3. 949 14 Black (Southern California)
FINISH LINE San Juan VBC players celebrate a bronze-medal fi nish in the 15 Open Gold division. (Photo: Timothy Heitman)
14 CLUB 1. Pitirres 14UM Ivan (Puerto Rico) 2. Torrimar 13U A Mas (Puerto Rico) 3. Outrigger 14 (Aloha)
15 OPEN
1. The HBC (Southern California) 2. Coastal Mizuno 15 (Old Dominion) 3. San Juan VBC (Puerto Rico)
15 CLUB 1. Pataneros 15U (Puerto Rico) 2. Vaqueros 15-1 (Puerto Rico) 3. Gigantes 15 M-Yariel (Puerto Rico)
16 OPEN
1. Ka Ulukoa M16 (Aloha) 2. Vaqueros 16-1 (Puerto Rico) 3. San Juan VBC 16 (Puerto Rico)
16 CLUB 1. TVA 16 PR (Puerto Rico) 2. Vaqueros 16-1 (Puerto Rico) 3. Team Rockstar 16-1 (Southern California)
17 OPEN
1. SCVC 17 Quiksliver (Southern California) 2. Vaqueros 17-1 (Puerto Rico) 3. NAVC 17U Green Bears (Canada)
17 CLUB
PERFECT PLATFORN Gabriel Rios of Vaqueros 15-1 passes during the 15 Club fi nals in a match that featured some friendly isalnd rivals. (Photos: J. Scott Clouse Timothy Heitman)
1. Calgary Elite West (Canada) 2. Vaqueros 17-1 (Puerto Rico) 3. HLVBC 17 Black (Southern California)
18 OPEN 1. WA Lightning B18 (Badger)
2. SCVC 18Quiksilver (Redondo Beach, California) 3. MVVC Red 18-1 (Northern California)
18 CLUB
For more photos of the 2012 USA Volleyball Boys’ Junior National Championships see the Digital edition of VolleyballUSA at
usavolleyball.org/mag
1. OCVC 18-1 (Southern California) 2. APV 18 Blue (Arizona) 3. Team Rockstar 18-1 (Southern California)
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