2015 Club Handbook. Club Mission or Philosophy  Beliefs and values of the club  What is most important to tell those considering joining the club.

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2015 Club Handbook

Club Mission or Philosophy  Beliefs and values of the club  What is most important to tell those considering joining the club

Programming Levels Offered  National Teams –  Compete to win bids to the USAV National Championships  Travel to out of state qualifying events  Power Leagues?  Play in the Iowa Region Qualifying Event Series  Compete in the Iowa Regional Championships  Zonal Teams –  Compete in higher level competition  May or may not participate in qualifying events  Can play in the Iowa Junior Regionals Qualifying or Gold Divisions  Potential for age waivers

Programming Levels Offered Cont.  Regional Teams –  Only compete in Iowa Region Events  Play in Gold level tournaments  May or may not have age waivers  Compete in the Iowa Regional Championships at the Gold Level  Local/City Teams –  Compete within a specific mile radius of their town  Can compete in the Gold or Silver Divisions at the Iowa Regionals  League Teams  Compete only in local league with no tournaments

Team Selection – Tryout Process  Clubs will abide by all Iowa Region tryout policies  Require players to sign a commitment letter with acceptance or denial  Total number of teams  Based on the number of athletes that tryout, available coaches, and facility availability  Goals for Teams  Teams for ages 12U-18U if all factors allow  Team Size  Must have a minimum & maximum number of players to form the team

Team Selection – Tryout Process Cont.  Invitation Teams  Primarily National Teams are hand selected after contacting the Club Director  Invitation & Tryouts for Unfilled Positions  Advertise the number of tryouts at each level  How many tryouts should the athletes attend  The cost of the tryouts  Tryout Teams  Number of tryouts for each age level  How many tryouts should the athletes attend  The Cost of the tryouts  Any other desired information

Team Selection – Tryout Process Cont.  Open Tryouts  Decided on a case-by-case basis  Athletes will be Evaluated  General athletic ability, skill level, knowledge, effort, competitiveness, attitude, sportsmanship, and interaction with others  Also take into Consideration  prior commitment to the club policies  Notification  Whether or not the athlete made the team  How athletes will be notified

Team Selection – Tryout Process  Discourage Moving to an Older Age Group Unless  Athletes show superior skills  Playing with the older age group will benefit the athlete  Movement of Players Between Teams  Based on the discretion of the club  Must be presented to the athlete & family before proceeding

Financial Information  Club Fees  Responsibility of each athletes and families to pay the designated amount  Dues Breakdown  List items that fees will cover, but not the specific amount per each item  Examples – uniforms, warm-up’s, coach payment, facility rental, and tournament fees  Fee Agreement  What is included in the club fees, what is the players responsibility  Number of installments and the due dates  Qualifying teams should meet to further discuss additional fees

Financial Information Cont.  Method of Payment  How can fees be paid  Who checks should be made out to  Fundraising  Number of fundraisers per season  Dates  What fees will the fundraisers help cover?

Club Structure  Board of Directors  Number of members (3-9)  Specify what they are in charge of  Club director  Generally the chair of the Board  Handles the day to day operations of running a club program  Club SafeSport Contact  Person to whom the club members should contact in regards to bullying, harassment, or hazing  Aid in filing reporting forms  Coaching Staff  Must meet all USAV and Iowa Region coaching policies before interacting with athletes

Contact Information  List the Name, best Phone & to contact the following people:  Club & Board Contacts  Board of Directors Members  Club Director  Board Treasurer  Board Member  Information by Teams  Team Representative  Coach & Assistant Coach  Player and their Parents

Practice Facility Information  For every location used for practice purposes list the following information:  Site –  Address  Enter Through  Site Supervisor  Site Phone Number  Site Rules  Equipment Storage Information  Emergency Exits & Tornado Shelter  Location of ice on site

Where to Find Information  Information about practices, tournaments, cancellations should be found:  Club Website  Club Social Media accounts  To report an injury at practice or event:  Contact club director  Fill out an incident report as well as medical claim form  Fax to region or scan and to region  Also list the contact information for  USA Volleyball Headquarters  Iowa Region Office  SafeSport Contacts

Conflict Resolution Guide  Prevention of Parents to Confront Coaches on Tournament Days  Encourage them to take notes about concerns regarding playing time, game tactics, strategy, individual, or team performance  Coaches should be instructed to walk away from the situation  Allow parents and players to schedule a time to meet with the coach either before or after practice  Player Concerns  Instruct players to remedy the situation with the coach before involving parents  Coaches need to be approachable and willing to compromise  If a concern is not resolved  Schedule a time for the player and parents to meet with the coach

Conflict Resolution Guide Cont.  If a solution is still not reached  Contact the club director to schedule a meeting with the parents, player, coach, and club director  If a player or parent wants to appeal  There should be a unbiased appeals committee setup to review the decision

Playing Time Expectations  Club Philosophy  Instruction during practice is what is paid for  Playing time at the discretion of the coach  Determining factors of playing time  Playing time will Vary  Depends on the team, position, and attitude  Playing time is Earned  Through practices and past game performances  Playing time is not to be Discussed  Parents & players should not approach the coach about playing time during or after a game.

Playing Time Expectations Cont.  When to ask the coach about playing time  Before or after practice  “What can I do to get more playing time or be a starter?”  Coaches should be assertive rather than accusatory  If parents have the concern the player needs to be in the meeting with the coach

Club Rules  Attendance  Practice  Tournaments  Excuses absences  Athletes must contact the coach prior to the absence – NOT the parents  Practices  Number and duration of practices per week  Players should be prepared to start at the designated time  Open vs. Closed  Bring own water bottle

Club Tournament Rules  Typical Tournament Day  Scheduled play starts at 8:00 am  Pool play (3-4 matches) followed by Bracket play  Bracket Play  Generally starts in the afternoon  Win and keep playing  Multi-Day Events  A couple days of pool play and the last day being bracket play  Generally, two waves (Am & Pm)  Length of Event  Schedules are a basic outline to times of matches  Tournaments can get ahead or fall behind, making it impossible to determine the end time

Club Tournament Rules Cont.  Travel Arrangements  Players are responsible for finding travel arrangements  Coaches encouraged not to transport athletes  Cannot attend a tournament  Athlete should notify the coach as soon as they know they cannot attend  Leaving an event  Notify the coach prior to leaving and sign out when they do leave  Team Areas  Team area represents the club and should be kept neat & clean  Secure valuables at owners risk  Dispose of all trash

Club Tournament Rules Cont.  Officiating Events  All players required to help with officiating detail  No use of electronic devices  No leaving the tournament early while the remainder of the team officiates  Win as a team, lose as a team, officiate as a team

Travel Policies  Travel Policies for the Club  Prohibits any sort abuse  Minimize one on one interactions  Local Travel  the club does not sponsor, coordinate, or arrange for travel  Athletes families are responsible for travel  Coach should not transport the minor alone

Travel Policies Cont.  Team Travel  Overnight travel when the club sponsors, coordinates, or arranges for travel  Travel Notice – advanced notice for athletes and family of travel arrangements  Coaches shall not room with players!  Curfews – coach decides a time for athletes to be in their room  Room Checks – background screened adults ensure athletes are in their rooms after curfew  Blocked TV Channels – ask hotels to block Pay Per View  Individual Meetings – will not occur in a private area with solely the coach and player  Family Members – are encouraged to stay with their teams

Travel Policies Cont.  Team Travel  Parental Request – club should meet most parental request for athletes traveling alone  Coaches Expectations – no use of drugs or alcohol  Prior to Travel – All parents and players should be aware of all policies  Disciplinary action – notify the parents if the athlete is alone  Other Suggested Policies  Athletes should remain with the team  Groups of 3 or more

Social Media Policies  Club Policy on Communications  18U – communications between athletes, parents, and coaches should be transparent  14U – communication should be with the parents directly  Anything a coach says to a player should also be acceptable to say to a parent  Use both and phone messages to parents and players  Do not hesitate to speak to parents  If coaches have any concerns about communications from athletes, the parents should be contacted immediately  All club members should know and abide by the proper protocol of social media

Code of Conduct  Tournament & Practice Code of Conduct  Keep gyms Clean  Parking  Designated areas  Drop athlete off then park  Leave handicap spots open and room for emergency vehicles  Event Food Guidelines  Eat in designated areas  Be aware of allergies and the facility regulations addressing those  Abide by the event policies on coolers

Code of Conduct Cont.  Tournament Site Regulations  No use of alcohol or tobacco products at the site of the event  Profanity & Intimidation  Remarks or gestures toward a player, official, or spectator may mean automatic suspension by the officiating team  Harassing an official during or after a match  Grounds for expulsion  Gross Unsportsmanlike Acts  Tournament Directors have the right to DQ a player from the event  Physical Assault  Subject to Iowa Region Disciplinary action  Law Enforcement should be notified immediately

Code of Conduct Cont.  Travel Code of Conduct/Code of Honor  Suggested by USA Volleyball for every club  Include items about respect and sportsmanship and illegal behavior  Remind athletes and Coaches they represent themselves, the club, the Iowa Region, and USA Volleyball  Coaches Code of Conduct  It is the coaches responsibility as a member of USAV to maintain professional relationships with athletes.  Spectator Code of Conduct  Should abide by the Iowa Region Spectator Code of Conduct  Entry to Region Events are a courtesy.

Code of Conduct Cont.  Parent Code of Conduct  The Club and Region expect parents, or guardians to maintain a civilized code of conduct at volleyball events  Player Standards of Conduct  More than just playing volleyball  Must represent the Region, club, and team with great sportsmanship

Consequences for Violations  Each Violation is considered separately  Possible Sanctions:  Apology note  Personal apology  Loss of playing time  Removed from event  Monetary fines  Community Service  Removal from the club  Loss of USAV Membership

Participation Agreement & Consent  I, have read, understand, and agree to the policies, procedures and obligations set forth in the club Player’s/Parents Handbook. As evidence by my signature, I certify that I have read and understand all of the foregoing and consent to abide by the rules as set forth herein. ___________________________________ __________________________________ Print Participant's Name Team’s Age Level or Name  _________________________________________________________ Participant’s SignatureDate

Parent’s Agreement & Consent  I, have read, understand, and agree to the policies, procedures and obligations set forth in the club Player’s/Parent’s Handbook. As evidence by my signature, I certify that I have read and understand all of the foregoing and consent to abide by the rules as set forth herein. In addition, I certify that as Parent or/Guardian of this participant, have explained to my son/daughter the aforementioned stipulated conditions and their ramifications, and I consent to his/her participation in the programs conducted under USAV, Regional Volleyball Association and the club in which he/she is a member. I agree to pay the fees set forth by the club, allowing my child to participate in the program.  _________________________________ _____________________________  (1) Parent/Guardian Name Relationship  ____________________________________________ __________  Parent/Guardian Signature Date  ___________________________________ ___________________________  (2) Parent/Guardian NameRelationship  ____________________________________________ ____________  Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Club Staff Agreement & Consent  I, have read, understand, and agree to the policies, procedures and obligations set forth in the club Player’s/Parents Handbook. As evidence by my signature, I certify that I have read and understand all of the foregoing and consent to abide by the rules as set forth herein.  ___________________________________ ___________________________________  Club Staff Position (s)  ___________________________________ ___________________________________  Print Your Name Team’s Age Level or Name  _________________________________________________________ ______________  Your Signature Date