NC Rally Streak

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  1. 1Tap the side the ball is coming to.
  2. 2Don't miss.
  3. 3Beat your streak.
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    North Carolina top 10

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    Charlotte versus the Triangle is a friendly rivalry on any court, and now it can play out on the North Carolina Rally Streak board. Today's NC top 10 shows the best rallies posted from the mountains to the coast. One strong run can put your town on the list.

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    Real matches in North Carolina

    North Carolina's busiest tournament months are spring and fall, with more indoor events in winter. Events around Charlotte and Raleigh fill fastest. See every open event on the North Carolina tournaments page, check this week's list at open North Carolina tournaments this week, or go local with Charlotte, Raleigh.

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    North Carolina board questions

    Do Charlotte and Raleigh have separate boards?

    No. Both post on the North Carolina board. Use your city in your nickname if you want to keep score.

    Is there an age limit to post?

    No. The board asks only for a nickname and a state. It never asks for an email or age.

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