Sentence examples for developmental tournaments from inspiring English sources

Weamer has played in some AVP developmental tournaments, but now that the AVP has gone away, she's hoping to land with the National Volleyball League, which many are hoping can replace the void left by the AVP.

"Our commitment to developmental soccer aims to penetrate every aspect of grassroots growth; outside of our partnership with UNICEF, our dealers are encouraged to associate with localised developmental tournaments and become involved as much as possible to assist in similar initiatives.

The new European Cup will run alongside a challenge cup and a developmental tournament and will be headed by a company based in Switzerland, as opposed to current organisers European Rugby Cup (ERC).

No country opted to sacrifice the developmental side of the tournament on the altar of success although it is interesting that the four sides to reach the semi-finals are the four with the most senior internationals in their squad.

The consensus in factions provides stability, compatibility, and flexibility, and it partly solves the authorization problem of the contractual system (Whyte 1973).4 This phenomenon challenges the theories of developmental government and rank-order tournaments.

Finchem also said the Golf Channel would increase its four-day coverage of the developmental tour to at least 14 tournaments, from 12.

Checks to the head are barred in the Ontario Hockey League, the top developmental league for aspiring professional players, and at international tournaments like the Olympics.

Although women's basketball is following the same developmental arc as men's basketball, which began its N.C.A.A. tournament in 1939, complaints have grown about a lack of parity in the women's game.

The Futures Tour, a developmental tour for the Ladies Professional Golf Association, supports a local charity in each of its 20 tournaments throughout the country, which was a reason Chip In For a Cure organizers decided three years ago to seek an alliance with Futures.

The tournament also donated fifteen hundred dollars to help local children suffering from developmental disorders and cancer.

In 2014, they drew amateur club PSA Elite, a developmental lower-division team that had already been victorious in its first three rounds of the tournament.