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17-06-2010, 18:49
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Re: Joining a Different Team
In my area there are 5 teams from our sponsor. Three of those are open to anyone from any school (the other two are limited to one school, but I don't know why). In fact, I am not on the team based out of my school. I joined the team from another school in my school district because I was invited by others who joined that team from my school. So, you too can probably join a team that isn't from your school. Just check with the team you want to join. Good luck.
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