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2014 Northern Lights Power League! Thanks for playing! Northern Lights would like to thank all teams for participating in the 2014 Northern Lights Power League! We hope you will join us next season for a bigger and better Northern Lights Power League! 18 & Under Division Final Finish Team Name 1 Mizuno Northern Lights 181 2 Mizuno Northern Lights 161 3 Mizuno Northern Lights 182 4 Mizuno Northern Lights 171 5 Mizuno Northern Lights 151 6 Mizuno Northern Lights 18B 7 Mizuno Northern Lights 18R 8 Mizuno Northern Lights 172 9 Mizuno Northern Lights 162 10 Vital 18-1 Elite 11 Mizuno Northern Lights 17B 12 Mizuno Northern Lights 15B 13 Vital 17-1 Elite 14 Mizuno Northern Lights 152 15 Team Edge 17-1 16 Mizuno Northern Lights 16B 17 Mizuno Northern Lights 17R 18 Shakopee 17-1 19 Vital 17-2 Elite 20 TCU Titans 18U 21 Team Edge Orange 17-1 22 Mizuno Northern Lights 17W 23 Croix Attack 17-1 24 Giants 17-1 25 Thunder 17-1 26 Waconia 17-1 27 White Bear Lake 17 Black 16 & Under Division Final Finish Team Name 1 Mizuno Northern Lights 15B 2 Mizuno Northern Lights 16R 3 Mizuno Northern Lights 141 4 Mizuno Northern Lights 15R 5 Vital 16-1 Elite 6 Mizuno Northern Lights 131 7 Vital 16-2 Elite 8 Mizuno Northern Lights 15W 9 Mizuno Northern Lights 16W 10 Vital 15-1 Elite 11 Mizuno Northern Lights 142 12 Team Edge 16-1 13 Thunder 16-1 14 Mizuno Northern Lights 15Z 15 Club EP 16U Black 16 Southern Extreme 16 Black 17 RAGE Volleyball 161 18 Vital 15-2 Elite 19 Team Edge 15-1 20 Lakeville South 16-1 21 EastRidge 16-1 22 Centennial 15-1 23 Croix Attack 16-1 24 Centennial 16-1 25 Waconia 15-1 26 Shakopee 16-1 27 Croix Attack 15-1 28 New Prague 16-1 29 Irish Elite 15U-1 30 Thunder 15-1 31 EastRidge 15-1 32 Club EP 14U Black 33 Centennial 15-2 34 SAJO 16 35 RAGE Volleyball 151 36 Shakopee 16-2 37 Lakeville South 15-1 38 White Bear Lake 16 Black 39 SAJO 15-1 40 EastRidge 16-2 41 Waconia 14-1 42 TCU Titans 16U 43 Hastings Heat 16-1 44 White Bear Lake 15 Black 45 New Prague 15-1 46 RAGE Volleyball 162 47 RAGE Volleyball 152 48 Vital 15-3 Elite 49 Team Edge 15-2 50 Shakopee 16-3 51 SAJO 15-2 52 Southern Extreme 16 Green 53 White Bear Lake 15 Orange 54 Cottage Grove 16-2 55 Club 'Sota 16 Club 14 & Under Division Final Finish Team Name 1 Mizuno Northern Lights 14B 2 Mizuno Northern Lights 14W 3 Irish Elite 14U-1 4 Shakopee 14-1 5 Mizuno Northern Lights 14R 6 Team Edge 14-1 7 Vital 14-1 Elite 8 Mizuno Northern Lights 121 9 Prescott Power 14-1 10 Mizuno Northern Lights 132 11 Team Edge 13-1 12 Apple Valley 14-1 13 Prior Lake Extreme 14-1 14 Croix Attack 14-1 15 Club EP 14U Red 16 Shakopee 14-2 17 SAJO 14-1 18 Mizuno Northern Lights 13B 19 Vital 13-1 Elite 20 Lakeville North 14-1 21 Eagan 13-1 22 EastRidge 14-1 23 SAJO 13-1 24 Lakeville South 14-1 25 Lakeville South 13-1 26 Centennial 13-1 27 Irish Elite 13U-1 28 EastRidge 13-1 29 Western Warriors 13-1 30 White Bear Lake 14 Black 31 Croix Attack 13-1 32 RAGE Volleyball 141 33 Western Warriors 14-1 34 Waconia 14-2 35 Minneapolis VIBE 14-1 36 Shakopee 14-3 37 RAGE Volleyball 131 38 Club EP 14U White 39 New Prague 13 Red 40 Lakeville North 14-2 41 Vital 14-2 Elite 42 Apple Valley 14-2 43 Owatonna Spikers 13-1 44 New Prague 14-1 45 Hastings Heat 14-1 46 TCU Titans 14U Black 47 Thunder 13-1 48 Northfield 14-1 49 Irish Elite 14U-2 50 Prior Lake Extreme 13-1 51 Western Warriors 13-2 52 Owatonna Spikers 14-2 53 Team Edge 13-2 54 Minneapolis VIBE 13-2 55 TCU Titans 14U Blue 56 Waconia 13-1 57 RAGE Volleyball 142 58 Minneapolis VIBE 14-2 59 Minneapolis VIBE 13-1 60 City of Lakes 14 Blue 61 Shakopee 14-4 62 Croix Attack 14-2 63 Club 'Sota 14 Club 64 Irish Elite 13U-2 65 Club 'Sota 13 Club (1) 66 Hastings Heat 13-1 67 City of Lakes 14 Green 68 SAJO 13-2 69 Cottage Grove 13-1 70 EastRidge 13-3 71 Cottage Grove 14-1 72 EastRidge 13-2 73 White Bear Lake 13 Black 74 Croix Attack 13-2 75 New Prague 13 Black 76 RAGE Volleyball 132 12 & Under Division Final Finish Team Name 1 Irish Elite 12U-1 2 Mizuno Northern Lights 122 3 Club EP 12U Black 4 Mizuno Northern Lights 12B 5 Mizuno Northern Lights 111 6 Shakopee 12-1 7 Lakeville North 12-Blk 8 Western Warriors 12-1 9 Lakeville South 12-1 10 Apple Valley 12-1 11 Centennial 12-1 12 Lakeville North 12-Red 13 SAJO 12-Shanks 14 Owatonna Spikers 12-1 15 Lakeville South 12-2 16 Mizuno Northern Lights 112 17 Northfield 12-1 18 EastRidge 12-1 19 New Prague 12 Red 20 Spartan Wave 12-1 21 Thunder 12-1 22 Shakopee 12-2 23 Club 'Sota 12 Club 24 Vital 12-1 Elite 25 SAJO 12-Massey 26 Western Warriors 11-1 27 Club EP 12U Red 28 Lakeville South 11-1 29 Centennial 11-1 30 Club EP 12U White 31 Farmington 12-1 32 Prior Lake Extreme 12-1 33 RAGE Volleyball 121 34 Minneapolis VIBE 12-1 35 TCU Titans 12U Black 36 Owatonna Spikers 12-2 37 Lakeville North 11-1 38 Cottage Grove 12-1 39 White Bear Lake 12 Black 40 Irish Elite 12U-2 41 Shakopee 12-4 42 Western Warriors 12-2 43 EastRidge 11-1 44 Owatonna Spikers 12-3 45 TCU Titans 12u Blue 46 Shakopee 12-3 47 Lakeville South 11-2 48 Farmington 12-2 49 Hastings Heat 12-1 50 Northfield 11-1 51 New Prague 12 Black 52 Chaska Juniors 12 Black.
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