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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How do you find this information? Advanced Event Systems seems so user unfriendly. I was wondering if one can find all the tournaments a team signed up for. Or: can I find all the tournaments a team played during a previous season? [/quote]
Many CHRVA tournaments are in AES - there isn't a way right now to choose a team and see all the events managed in AES that a team has registered for, however once tournaments start and teams get a ranking for this season you will be able to click on that team (from the AES rankings - not the USAV rankings) and see any AES tournaments they have competed in or registered for.  Even this will not be completely accurate as it will show tournaments that the team registered for regardless of whether they were Accepted, Dropped, Waitlisted or whatever.

For now, you can browse events (choose Events-&gt; More Filters and then USAV and Chesapeake region) and then choose a tournament and see what teams are registered.  For example there is a MDJRs tournament on January 3 and you can see all the teams that registered and their current status.

The other platform that's used for some tournaments that many CHRVA teams go to is SportWrench ([url]https://sportwrench.com/[/url]) In SportWrench the easiest way to find a tournament is to search for it by name and then see what teams are registered (if the tournament has made them available).  Some of the tournaments that use SportWrench include Volley by the James in Richmond, Capitol Hill Classic, and the National Harbor Showdown. Right now you can see which teams are registered for Volley by the James, but not Capitol Hill Classic - they usually enable viewing registered teams closer to the tournament.

There are other platforms used in other regions that you might see, but AES and SportWrench should get most of the tournaments that CHRVA teams play in.

As far as what local tournaments Metro Travel teams attend, they generally will only play in one smaller regional tournament plus Capitol Hill (which is a CHRVA tournament) which satisfies the requirements to qualify for bid regionals. My sense is that they try to get in a regional tournament as early as possible, so they register for the first few CHRVA tournaments with an Open division in January and then attend the one that they get accepted that works best with the rest of the team's schedule.  They seem to try to get it out of the way before the first bigger tournament on MLK weekend.[/quote]

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