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Spring Challenge VI
is now available

Thank you for your interest in our tournament! Registration is easy. Please follow the steps below to get started and off you go. Steps to complete:


  • Your team is registered for the tournament on the NAGVA website.
  • Enter Team Name, Division, Number of Players and submit team fee.
  • Ensure team confirmation on NAGVA within 24 Hours.
  • If you encounter any issues with the registration or your payment, please email info@playlavo.org. Please be sure to review the payment deadlines and refund policy on the tournament page.

See you on the courts!


WOMEN DIVISION REGISTRATION EXEMPTION


The women's division being offered at the Spring Challenge tournament is exempt from the NAGVA rules and regulations in place for the men's division. LAVO will be charged with administering registration and rules and regulations. Below are the list of WOMEN teams that have registered for the tournament.


FIRST TIME PLAYING IN A NAGVA TOURNAMENT?


Because this tournament is NAGVA sanctioned, each person on your team must register with NAGVA individually. LAVO is merely the hosting organization. This is an annual registration and will cover them until Memorial Day weekend when their yearly season concludes. There is a $35/person fee for this, and it is accomplished by following the "click here to register" link on the NAGVA homepage (www.nagva.org). When they register and pay, they will receive a NAGVA number that you will then use to build your roster for the tournament. Women's division is exempt from all NAGVA fees due to no official division offering within NAGVA. Registration for Women's division will be handled by LAVO Commissioner Mary Velis (mary@playlavo.org).


In addition to the individual registration, you need to register your team with NAGVA annually. This is a $40 annual fee. This only needs to be done by the team captain. You accomplish this by first registering as an individual. Once you are registered, you will log into the system and follow the "My NAGVA" link. At the bottom of that page will be an option for you to register a new team. Once you have completed this registration, a gold star will appear by your NAGVA number at the top of the page when you log into the system. You will click on this star to manage your team for the rest of the season.


Once you have a team registered with NAGVA, you will need to register that team for the San Diego tournament. You do this by clicking on that gold star. When you click on it, you will see the team you have registered and will click on that team name. This will take you to a page with some drop down lists. First select the tournament you want to play in "Spring Challenge VI," and then select the division you want to register for "A" and then click the "add team" button. This will add your team to the team list for the San Diego tournament and you will be able to see your team name listed as pending on the San Diego page of the NAGVA website.


You can now build your roster for the tournament by again following the gold star and clicking on the team name. This time you will see the San Diego tournament in the "Registered Tournaments" section at the bottom of the page. You will click on the tournament name which will take you to a page where you will enter the individual player's NAGVA numbers to add them to your roster.


In order to be confirmed for the tournament, you will need to pay the tournament fee to the San Diego tournament. This is not an individual fee, but one lump sum coming from someone on the team. You do this by following the link from the tournament specific website http://www.playlavo.org/sdtourney and follow the "Click here to pay your team fee" button. Once your team fee is received by the tournament, the tournament director will list your team as confirmed on the NAGVA website.


To pay the San Diego tournament fee, you do not need to have your roster completed or all the players registered with NAGVA. You can do that as soon as you would like.


It sounds like a long tedious process, but it's actually pretty easy.

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