3rd place
Highlights
Our athletes have earned medals at tournaments across the country, along with numerous bids to national events. This page highlights some of those achievements.
The record so far
Mamu Beach opened in 2025. Everything below was won since then by our own athletes, on the sand, in the divisions they play. Jump to a series:
The furthest they have gone
Results at USA Volleyball and BVNE national events, plus the bids that sent Mamu athletes to a national championship.
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1st place
Gold, and a 2026 bid to the Junior National Championships in Hermosa Beach, California.
1st and 2nd
Gold and silver on the same afternoon, and two more bids to Hermosa Beach.
2nd place
A third Mamu pair on the medal stand, and a third bid to the Junior National Championships.
USA Volleyball
Six athletes selected into USA Volleyball's beach development pathway, with a Mamu director on the sand as their coach.
Selected
Coached by Julie Doan Kurenuma.
The state series
The tour our athletes compete on most weekends through the season.
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Three medals
16U 1st: Lulu Rodriguez and Bella Fernandez. 16U 2nd: Jordan Kurenuma and Danella Dos Santos. 14U 3rd: Alyssa Klurman and Hannah McGrath.
Medal
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Wellington is a long drive from Palmetto Bay. These are the mornings that made it worth it.
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SSOVA
The Sunshine State Outdoor Volleyball Association series.
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Beyond the juniors bracket
Including a women's open division, a national futures tour, and an invitational at a USA Volleyball training venue.
1st place
1st and 2nd
1st: Dani Arroyo and Hailey Pena. 2nd: Jordan Kurenuma and Bella Fernandez.
2nd place
An open women's division, not a juniors bracket.
2nd in silver
Miami-Dade County
Selected by Miami-Dade County coaches across the whole county, indoor and beach.
First team
Also named: Sophia Broche, Isa Sotolongo, Jordan Kurenuma and Bella Fernandez.
Honorable mention
No tryout, no partner needed. Athletes are placed by level when they arrive, and they choose which tournaments they travel to.