Busta Spike is the Division 3South Tournament Champions for Parks and Recreation Coed Volleyball.

Busta Spike is the Division 3South Tournament Champions for Parks and Recreation Coed Volleyball.

Juneau Parks & Recreation 2016 Co-Ed Volleyball Post-Season Tournament Results

  • Sunday, April 24, 2016 1:05am
  • Sports

DIVISION 1

1. Valley Medical

2. Sideout

3. Fambam

4. Volley Ballerinas

DIVISION 2

1. Franzia

2. Go Bears

3. Devil’s Hideaway

4. Chuck & His Chicks

DIVISION 3 North

1. Sandbar – Poly and the Girls

2. Southpaw

3. Pounders

4. Alpine Construction

DIVISION 3 South

1. Busta Spike

2. Wild Alaskan Sets

3. CGI

4. Spiked Keylime

DIVISION 4

1. Spikezillas

2. Sugar and Spike

3. Magic Spike

4. NCADD

DIVISION 5

1. Odds & Sods

2. J&J Cleaning

3. Juneau Merc. – Packin’ Heat

4. Southeast Mine Supply

Sandbar - Poly and The Girls wins the Division 3North League and Tournament for Coed Volleyball.

Sandbar – Poly and The Girls wins the Division 3North League and Tournament for Coed Volleyball.

Franzia wins against Go Bears in two matches for the Division 2 Coed Volleyball Tournament Championship.

Franzia wins against Go Bears in two matches for the Division 2 Coed Volleyball Tournament Championship.

Valley Medical wins over Sideout in two matches for the Division 1 Coed Volleyball Tournament Championship.

Valley Medical wins over Sideout in two matches for the Division 1 Coed Volleyball Tournament Championship.

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