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As a young club, with five seasons under their belt, the Hurricane Volleyball Club demonstrated that they are competitive in the USAV Carolina Region and in various AAU, JVA, and USAV tournaments!

In their first season, the Hurricane Volleyball Club made the quarter finals 4 out of the 6 tournaments in the JR-15 West Carolina Region Volleyball. They also advanced once to the semifinal. The 15U team went on to win the Iron Volleyball Club St. Patrick’s Day Invitational Tournament on 3/17/2019.

In the Coronavirus shorted season, the Hurricane Volleyball Club 14U Team Thunder won two JR-14 West Carolina Region Volleyball tournaments in Valdese and Mt. Airy. In the Valdese tournament, the Hurricane Volleyball Club won by going undefeated. Out of the five tournaments this year they participated in, they won, or made it to semi-finals in three of the five tournaments. 

The Hurricane Volleyball Club 14U Team Storm made it to three semifinals out of five tournaments.

Both 16U teams, Hurricanes and Cyclones, made the semifinals in tournament this season.

The club had a great season and participated in its first 2 day tournament at the AAU Super Regional Tournament in Greensboro, NC.  The 15U team earned silver and the 17U team came a win shy of making the semifinals.

HVC graduated its first graduating class. Of the 18s age bracket, 1/3 of the athletes signed on to play collegiately for the upcoming season. This past season, HVC offered Regional, Zonal, and National level teams; these teams traveled to tournaments in TN, VA, SC, and NC this season. This year, Hurricanes also began offering Lil Canes, a developmental program for boys and girls ages 8-11.

This season, teams in every age bracket won medals, including tournament wins in the Rocky Mount Spring Fling, Shamrock Gold Division in VA, K2 Madness in the Mountains in TN, Rocky Mount Super Regional, Charlotte AAU Grand Prix in SC, and numerous Carolina Region tournaments. HVC also added the Mini Canes program, developmental training for boys and girls ages 6-8. This was the program's first time offering an extended season which sent players to VA, SC, and NC tournaments throughout an additional month of game play.