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USOA
(redirected from Underwater Society of America)

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USOAUniform System of Accounts
USOAUnited States of America (less common)
USOAUnderwater Society of America
USOAUnited States Ombudsman Association (Johnston, IA)
USOAUnited States Overseas Airlines
USOAUnited States Othello Association
USOAUnited States Olympic Academy (Colorado, CO)
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The Underwater Society of America is the sport's national governing body for about 50 club teams.
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL HOCKEY TAKES PLUNGE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Organizations Because of the increased interest in underwater hockey and the popularity of tournaments, participants have requested sanctioning by the Underwater Society of America (USOA).
Yeah, That's Right. Underwater Hockey by Collopy, Caryn J. / Parks & Recreation
Four times crowned national spearfishing champion by the Underwater Society of America and a world-record holder for bluefin tuna (398 pounds) and yellowfin tuna (255 pounds), Maas is recognized around the globe as a master in a sport that is enjoying a resurgent popularity.
A BREATH-TAKING DIVING EXPERIENCE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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