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Meadowdale JV volleyball team wins JV Bearcat Invitational

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Meadowdale junior varsity volleyball team secured the Gold Bracket Championship at the sixth annual JV Bearcat Invitational Tournament on September 27. The team achieved victory against Sammamish, Hazen, Monroe, and North Creek High Schools in a grueling competition lasting over 12 hours. Coach Jason Thomas praised the dedication and contributions of all 11 players, fostering an upbeat atmosphere throughout the event. This championship win stands as a notable accomplishment for the Meadowdale program, reflecting its growth and competitiveness in local volleyball. The tournament not only showcased athletic prowess but also strengthened team bonds and community spirit.

Local supporters expressed pride in the team's achievements, highlighting their potential for future success. This victory adds to the excitement surrounding high school volleyball in the region. As the season progresses, the team aims to build on this momentum in upcoming matches.

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