2025 season recap
Our teams are built on a foundation of hard work, grit, and perseverance. We believe that growth comes through dedication—on and off the court. Each athlete in our program is pushed to compete, improve, and support their teammates like family. No matter the age or level, every Minoi team represents our commitment to excellence, character, and community.
2025 season recap
Our teams are built on a foundation of hard work, grit, and perseverance. We believe that growth comes through dedication—on and off the court. Each athlete in our program is pushed to compete, improve, and support their teammates like family. No matter the age or level, every Minoi team represents our commitment to excellence, character, and community.
12u red regional
Coaches: Uelese Vaa’ulu Jr. & Rachel Grochmal
Our girls showed great progress, grit and development this year. 12U Red consisted of a lot of first to second year players who love the game and put time into getting better.
This group of girls were able to compete and advance in the levels of 12U as the year progressed. Starting from the bottom to playing in the Open Division. Placing high in many tournaments and ultimately obtaining gold and other medals in the process.
12u red regional
Coaches: Uelese Vaa’ulu Jr. & Rachel Grochmal
Our girls showed great progress, grit and development this year. 12U Red consisted of a lot of first to second year players who love the game and put time into getting better.
This group of girls were able to compete and advance in the levels of 12U as the year progressed. Starting from the bottom to playing in the Open Division. Placing high in many tournaments and ultimately obtaining gold and other medals in the process.
12u Black National
Coach: Chelsea Fa’alogo
Considered to be the most winningest team at Minoi, 12U Black had a great year. Taking the Open division by storm, they were able to win multiple golds in both 12U & lower 13U divisions.
This team was able to capture two golds in USAV qualifier tournaments in the Boise Intermountain & Las Vegas “Red Rock Wave” this past year.
12U Black continues to excel through hard work, determination and focus.
12u Black National
Coach: Chelsea Fa’alogo
Considered to be the most winningest team at Minoi, 12U Black had a great year. Taking the Open division by storm, they were able to win multiple golds in both 12U & lower 13U divisions.
This team was able to capture two golds in USAV qualifier tournaments in the Boise Intermountain & Las Vegas “Red Rock Wave” this past year.
12U Black continues to excel through hard work, determination and focus.
13u red regional
Coach: Linda Willitz
Our 13U Regional team is a shining example of growth, heart, and determination. Through hard work and a team-first mindset, they learned how to play together and compete at a high level. They embraced the challenges, pushed through setbacks, and showed true perseverance every step of the way. What stands out most is their love for the game and their passion for the process—getting better each day, together.
They improved and finished strong in the Triple Crown tournament, placing 5th.
13u red regional
Coach: Linda Willitz
Our 13U Regional team is a shining example of growth, heart, and determination. Through hard work and a team-first mindset, they learned how to play together and compete at a high level. They embraced the challenges, pushed through setbacks, and showed true perseverance every step of the way. What stands out most is their love for the game and their passion for the process—getting better each day, together.
They improved and finished strong in the Triple Crown tournament, placing 5th.
13u Black National
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 13U National team played with intensity, focus, and heart all season long—competing at one of the highest levels in the country. They faced off against top-tier clubs both in Utah and across state lines, consistently proving they belonged among the best.
This team took Silver at the prestigious Triple Crown tournament, standing out as the only Utah team to place, and finished 5th out of 95 teams at both the Red Rock Wave Qualifier in Las Vegas and AAU Nationals.
Their drive, chemistry, and commitment to excellence made this season one to remember.
13u Black National
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 13U National team played with intensity, focus, and heart all season long—competing at one of the highest levels in the country. They faced off against top-tier clubs both in Utah and across state lines, consistently proving they belonged among the best.
This team took Silver at the prestigious Triple Crown tournament, standing out as the only Utah team to place, and finished 5th out of 95 teams at both the Red Rock Wave Qualifier in Las Vegas and AAU Nationals.
Their drive, chemistry, and commitment to excellence made this season one to remember.
14u Black national
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 14U National team is a young, developing group with a hunger to grow and a passion for the game.
Throughout the season, they showed steady progress, building confidence and improving their all-around skills with every tournament.
Known for their resilience and never-give-up attitude, this team battled hard and earned a strong 9th place finish out of 95 teams at the SLC Showdown.
With their work ethic and love for learning, they’re excited to keep leveling up for the upcoming season.
14u Black national
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 14U National team is a young, developing group with a hunger to grow and a passion for the game.
Throughout the season, they showed steady progress, building confidence and improving their all-around skills with every tournament.
Known for their resilience and never-give-up attitude, this team battled hard and earned a strong 9th place finish out of 95 teams at the SLC Showdown.
With their work ethic and love for learning, they’re excited to keep leveling up for the upcoming season.
16u Black National
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 16U National team showed what consistent hard work and dedication can accomplish. From the start of the season, they committed to growing together—sharpening their skills, building chemistry, and pushing through challenges.
Their efforts paid off with an impressive 5th place finish out of 118 teams at the SLC Showdown and a Bronze medal at the highly competitive Triple Crown tournament.
This team proved they could rise to any occasion and compete with the best.
16u Black National
Coach: Cyrus Fa’alogo
Our 16U National team showed what consistent hard work and dedication can accomplish. From the start of the season, they committed to growing together—sharpening their skills, building chemistry, and pushing through challenges.
Their efforts paid off with an impressive 5th place finish out of 118 teams at the SLC Showdown and a Bronze medal at the highly competitive Triple Crown tournament.
This team proved they could rise to any occasion and compete with the best.