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Default Query Named Range Return Single Column Value

Excel; from a named range table of teams by division (BU10, BU12, GU10...)
and their standings, I want to place the value of a particular team name in a
separate sheet w/in the same workbook, who is in a certain division (BU10)
with a standing = 1, in essence query the named range and return a scalar
value similar to an SQL query.

Named Range 'MasterTeams'
Standing Division Team
------------------------------------
1 BU10 Edwards
2 BU10 Smith
3 BU10 Rojas
1 GU10 Rattigant
2 GU10 Markel
3 GU10 Ucamp

I want on another sheet containing the playoff bracket to have in a cell the
BU10 team name that has a standing of 1.
SQL: select top 1 team from MasterGames where division = 'bu10' and standing
= 1

TIA

 
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