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Tiburon girls help Marin Volleyball team win trip to nationals

The event included more than 100 other regional teams, with just one team advancing from the American division.

JOE BELLUOMINI PHOTOMarin Volleyball’s 14 Green team, at rear from right, includes coach JP Tan, Lola Belluomini of Tiburon, Charlotte Pacheco, Kennedy Milener, Sasha Fulford, Chloe Weibel of Tiburon, Payton Meyers, Wrenn Hold, Devon Humes and Kate Craine with assistant coach Tyler Finley. In front are Harlow Huston, Noah Zalayet and Christine Lin.
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Tiburon middle blocker Lola Belluomini and opposite-side hitter Chloe Weibel helped the Marin Volleyball’s 14 Green girls team win a shot at the American division 2025 USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championship in Dallas in June.

The team had a dominating performance at the Red Rock Rave Junior National Qualifier in Las Vegas April 19-21, where 14 Green won 100% of their sets, 24-0, to win 12 consecutive games.

The event included more than 100 other regional teams, with just one team advancing from the American division, which is the fifth-tier grouping.

The 14 Green team will go on to face the American division winners of the 12 other regional national-qualifier events at the championships June 25-July 3.

— Submitted by Laura Belluomini, with Kevin Hessel

A version of this story appeared in the April 30, 2025, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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