Fresh off hosting a successful event of their own at the season-opening Winter Bump in Myrtle Beach, the Grand Strand Juniors Volleyball Club took their winning act on the road over the weekend.
The Grand Strand Juniors traveled to Birmingham (AL) to compete in the AAU Icebreaker tournament, which attracted more than 100 teams from across the South and as far away as Chicago (IL).
Both the GSJ 17 National and GSJ 18 National captured Gold Championships by going undefeated for the weekend. GSJ 16 National finished third and GSJ 15 National came in fifth to round out an impressive showing for the club.
The participating GSJ teams posted a combined record of 19-2 against some tough competition.
– Photo courtesy of Coast FA
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