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National Championship History (Pdf) USA VOLLEYBALL INDOOR OPEN NAITONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S OPEN TOURNAMENT - GOLD FLIGHT No. Year Place Champion Runner-up 1. 1928 Chattanooga, TN Germantown, PA YMCA Hyde Park Chicago YMCA 2. 1929 Chicago, IL Hyde Park Chicago YMCA Division St. Chicago YMCA 3. 1930 Columbus, OH Hyde Park Chicago YMCA Denver, CO YMCA 4. 1931 Rochester, NY San Antonio, TX YMCA Division St. Chicago YMCA 5. 1932 Chicago, IL San Antonio, TX YMCA Hyde Park Chicago YMCA 6. 1933 Chicago, IL Houston, TX YMCA Hyde Park Chicago YMCA 7. 1934 Knoxville, TN Houston, TX YMCA Division St. Chicago YMCA 8. 1935 Binghamton, NY Houston, TX YMCA Division St. Chicago YMCA 9. 1936 Davenport, IA Houston, TX YMCA Philadelphia Central YMCA 10. 1937 Louisville, KY Duncan Chicago YMCA North Avenue Chicago YMCA 11. 1938 Detroit, MI Houston, TX YMCA Davenport, IA YMCA 12. 1939 San Francisco, CA Houston, TX YMCA Los Angeles, CA AC 13. 1940 Philadelphia, PA Los Angeles, CA AC Houston, TX YMCA 14. 1941 Ann Arbor, MI North Avenue Chicago YMCA Houston, TX YMCA 15. 1942 St. Paul, MN North Avenue Chicago YMCA Philadelphia Central YMCA 16. 1945 Minneapolis, MN North Avenue Chicago YMCA Jamaica, L.I., NY YMCA 17. 1946 Chicago, IL Pasadena, CA YMCA Downtown Los Angeles YMCA 18. 1947 Houston, TX North Avenue Chicago YMCA Pasadena, CA YMCA 19. 1948 South Bend, IN Hollywood YMCA Stars Downtown Los Angeles YMCA 20. 1949 Los Angeles, CA Downtown Los Angeles YMCA Long Beach, CA YMCA 21. 1950 Knoxville, TN Long Beach, CA YMCA Hollywood, CA YMCA 22. 1951 Springfield, MA Hollywood YMCA Stars North Avenue Chicago YMCA 23. 1952 Columbus, OH Hollywood YMCA Stars Stockton, CA YMCA 24. 1953 Boys Town, NE Hollywood YMCA Stars Long Beach, CA YMCA 25. 1954 Tucson, AZ Stockton, CA YMCA Hollywood YMCA Stars 26. 1955 Norman, OK Stockton, CA YMCA Hollywood YMCA Stars 27. 1956 Seattle, WA Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Stockton, CA YMCA 28. 1957 Memphis, TN Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Stockton, CA YMCA 29. 1958 Scranton, PA Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Westside, CA JCC 30. 1959 Des Moines, IA Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Westside, CA JCC 31. 1960 Dallas, TX Westside Los Angeles JCC Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars 32. 1961 Duluth, MN Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Westside Los Angeles JCC 33. 1962 Philadelphia, PA Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Pasadena, CA YMCA 34. 1963 San Antonio, TX Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Stockton, CA YMCA 35. 1964 New York, NY Hollywood, CA YMCA Stars Long Beach Century Club, CA 36. 1965 Omaha, NE Westside Los Angeles JCC Los Angeles Tigers, CA 37. 1966 Grand Rapids, MI Sand & Sea Club, CA Outrigger Canoe, HI 38. 1967 Detroit, MI Fresno VBC, CA Sand & Sea Club, CA 39. 1968 Portland, OR Westside Los Angeles JCC Outrigger Canoe, HI 40. 1969 Knoxville, TN Downtown Los Angeles YMCA Olympic Club S.F., CA 41. 1970 Honolulu, HI Chart House; San Diego, CA Balboa Bay Club, CA 42. 1971 Binghamton, NY Santa Monica, CA YMCA Chart House; San Diego, CA 43. 1972 Salt Lake City, UT Chart House; San Diego, CA Santa Barbara VBC, CA 44. 1973 Duluth, MN Chuck’s Steak, LA, CA Long Beach Ski Mart, CA 45. 1974 Knoxville, TN UC Santa Barbara, CA Balboa Bay Club, CA 46. 1975 Reno, NV Chart House; San Diego, CA National All Stars, CA 47. 1976 Schenectady, NY Malibu, CA ANVA; Los Angeles, CA 48. 1977 Hilo, HI Chuck’s; Santa Barbara, CA Malibu, CA 49. 1978 El Paso, TX Chuck’s; Los Angeles, CA Outrigger Canoe; Honolulu, HI 50. 1979 Dayton, OH Nautilus; Long Beach, CA Outrigger Canoe; Honolulu, HI 51. 1980 Portland, OR Olympic Club; San Francisco, CA Chuck’s; Los Angeles, CA 52. 1981 Arlington, TX Nautilus; Long Beach, CA Chuck’s; Los Angeles, CA 53. 1982 Hilo, HI Chuck’s; Los Angeles, CA Olympic Club; San Francisco, CA 54. 1983 Memphis, TN Nautilus Pacifica (CA) Outrigger Canoe; Honolulu, HI 55. 1984 Seattle, WA Nautilus Pacifica (CA) Riunite; Westwood, CA SECTION vI 56. 1985 Long Island, NY Molten SSI; Torrance, CA Raymond Const.; Huntington Beach, CA 57. 1986 Wichita, KS Molten; Torrance, CA Banana Boat; Malibu, CA 58. 1987 Berkeley, CA Molten; Torrance, CA Reebok; Westwood, CA 59. 1988 Salt Lake City, UT Molten; Torrance, CA Raymond Const.; Huntington Beach, CA 60. 1989 Toledo, OH Kenneth Allen; Chicago, IL Washington; Springfield, VA 61. 1990 Raleigh, NC Nike; Carson, CA Trunks; San Diego, CA SECTION vI 62. 1991 Kansas City, MO Nike; Carson, CA Offshore; Woodland Hills, CA 63. 1992 Reno, NV Creole Six Pax; Elmont, NY Raymond Const.; Huntington Beach, CA 64. 1993 Memphis, TN ASICS; Huntington Beach, CA Team Paul Mitchell; Huntington Beach, CA 65. 1994 Tulsa, OK ASICS/Paul Mitchell; Power/I Dig; Long Island, NY Huntington Beach, CA 66. 1995 Chicopee/Holyoke, MA SHAHTER Ukranians; Ukraine ASICS/Paul Mitchell; Huntington Beach, CA 67. 1996 Dallas, TX Pol-Am; Brooklyn, NY Vol Events Creole; Long Island, NY 208 68. 1997 Kansas City, MO Canuck Stuff VBC; Team Paul Mitchell; Huntington Calgary, Canada Beach, CA 69. 1998 Tucson, AZ T-Town; Tulsa, OK Dean Witter; Virginia Beach, VA 70. 1999 San Jose, CA LAAC; Los Angeles, CA Team Paul Mitchell; Hunt. Beach, CA 71. 2000 Columbus, OH Team Paul Mitchell; Los Angeles Athletic Club; Los Huntington Beach, CA Angeles, CA 72. 2001 Milwaukee, WI Los Angeles Athletic Club Team Paul Mitchell; Hunt. Beach, CA 73. 2002 Dallas, TX Team Paul Mitchell; Southern Cal Reebok; Huntington Beach, CA Orange County, CA 74. 2003 Minneapolis, MN Team Paul Mitchell; Calcit Kamnik; Slovenia Southern CA Region 75. 2004 Atlanta, GA Bameso-I Dig; TPC; Great Lakes Region Garden Empire Region 76. 2005 Denver, CO Bameso; Palmetto Region Team Paul Mitchell; Southern California Region 77. 2006 New Orleans, LA Team Paul Mitchell; Ft. Wayners VB; Hoosier Region Southern Calif. Region 78. 2007 Austin, TX Team Paul Mitchell; Aliso So Cal Riptide; Mission Viejo, CA Viejo, CA 79. 2008 Atlanta, GA Team Paul Mitchell; Southern TPC Beavers; Great Lakes Region California Region 80. 2009 Minneapolis, MN Team Paul Mitchell; Southern Team BC; Canada California Region 81. 2010 Phoenix, AZ 2nd City/Premier; Great OCVC/Smack; Southern California Lakes Region Region 82. 2011 Dallas, TX Creole; Garden Empire Team GoNation; New England Region Region 83. 2012 Salt Lake City, UT Lights Out; Great Lakes Paul Mitchell; Southern California Region Region 84. 2013 Louisville, KY Team Florida Wave Men; Team Pineapple; Hoosier Region Florida Region 85. 2014 Phoenix, AZ Agoge; Canada OCVC Chacarrons; Southern California Region 86. 2015 Detroit, MI Lights Out Volleyball Club; OCVC Chacarrons; Southern Badger Region California Region 87. 2017 Minneapolis, MN SoCal Avalanche, Southern Hoosier - Team Pineapple, Hoosier California Region Region 88. 2018 Dallas, TX TeamLVC, Iroquois Region Team Freedom, Garden Empire 89 2019 Columbus, OH Academy United, Northern RUKKUS, Southern Calfornia California WOMEN’S OPEN TOURNAMENT - GOLD FLIGHT No. Year Place Champion Runner-up 1. 1949 Los Angeles, CA Eagles; Houston, TX L.A. Training Academy; L.A., CA 2. 1950 Knoxville, TN Voit 1; Santa Monica, CA Red Shields; Houston, TX 3. 1951 Springfield, MA Eagles; Houston, TX Red Shields; Houston, TX 4. 1952 Columbus, OH Voit 1; Santa Monica, CA Wahines; Santa Monica, CA 5. 1953 Boys Town, NE Voit 1; Los Angeles, CA Red Shields; Houston, TX 6. 1954 Tucson, AZ Houstonettes; Houston, TX Red Shields, Houston, TX 7. 1955 Norman, OK Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Red Shields; Houston, TX 8. 1956 Seattle, WA Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Houstonettes; Houston, TX 9. 1957 Memphis, TN Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Houstonettes; Houston, TX 10. 1958 Scranton, PA Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Challengers; Long Beach, CA 11. 1959 Des Moines, IA Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Challengers; Long Beach, CA 12. 1960 Dallas, TX Mariners; Santa Monica, CA Genies; Los Angeles, CA 13. 1961 Duluth, MN Breakers; Long Beach, CA Dallas YMCA; Dallas, TX 14. 1962 Philadelphia, PA Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Downtown YMCA; Dallas, TX 15. 1963 San Antonio, TX Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Spartans; Los Angeles, CA 16. 1964 New York, NY Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Renegades; Los Angeles, CA 17. 1965 Omaha, NE Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA S. Bay Cities; Triumph, CA 18. 1966 Grand Rapids, MI Renegades; Los Angeles, CA Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA 19. 1967 Detroit, MI Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Renegades; Los Angeles, CA SECTION vI 20. 1968 Portland, OR Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Renegades; Los Angeles, CA 21. 1969 Knoxville, TN Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA All Stars; Honolulu, HI 22. 1970 Honolulu, HI Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA Sul Ross State Univ.; Alpine, TX 23. 1971 Binghamton, NY Renegades; Los Angeles, CA Shamrocks; Long Beach, CA 24. 1972 Salt Lake City, UT E. Pluribus Unum; Houston, TX Region 13 All Stars; L.A., CA 25. 1973 Duluth, MN E. Pluribus Unum; Houston, TX Renegades; Los Angeles, CA SECTION vI 26. 1974 Knoxville, TN Renegades; Los Angeles, CA Wilt’s Little Dippers; L.A., CA 27. 1975 Reno, NV adidas; Norwalk, CA Wilt’s Little Dippers; L.A., CA 28. 1976 Schenectady, NY Pasadena YMCA; Pasadena, TX adidas; Norwalk, CA 29. 1977 Hilo, HI Spoilers; Hermosa, CA adidas; Norwalk, CA 30. 1978 El Paso, TX Nick’s; Los Angeles, CA Spoilers; Redondo, CA 31. 1979 Dayton, OH Mavericks; Los Angeles, CA adidas; Norwalk, CA 32. 1980 Portland, OR NAVA; Fountain Valley, CA Renegades; Los Angeles, CA 33. 1981 Arlington, TX Utah State; Logan, UT Palo Alto YMCA; Palo Alto, CA 34. 1982 Hilo, HI Monarchs; Hilo, HI Gym Master; Logan, UT 35. 1983 Memphis, TN Syntex; Stockton, CA Fish Market; Palo Alto, CA 209 36. 1984 Seattle, WA Chrysler; Palo Alto, CA X-Tecs; San Diego, CA 37.
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