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Nov 27, 2012
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Updates since October’s Meeting ◦ Latest interest list ◦ Individual updates from interested schools Questions Recently Brought Up Proposed Points/Ranking System Selection of Open Tournament Dates Selection of Playoff format League Administration during Season Any other topics?
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Triangle Area ◦ Applications Received (6): Cardinal Gibbons Ravenscroft Broughton Athens Drive Apex St. David’s ◦ Applications Anticipated (3): Middle Creek Carrboro Wake Forest/Rolesville ◦ Under Consideration (3): Raleigh Charter School South Granville Franklinton Outside Triangle Area ◦ Applications Received (2): New Bern – The Epiphany School Triad Home Schoolers ◦ Applications Anticipated (2): West Carteret – Morehead City United Faith Christian Academy - Charlotte ◦ Under Consideration (3+): Burlington – The Elon School South Stokes Northwest Guilford Greenville area ?? Wilmington area ?? Hickory area ??
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Will be providing 30 FREE Spalding outdoor balls for distribution to interested clubs on first come-first serve basis – All have been reserved
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Free rentals on weekday afternoons Jaycee Park – need to wrap up by 5:30/6PM due to evening adult leagues (exception Fridays – no league) Green Road Park – more flexible contingent on no new adult leagues forming Fee-based rentals on Saturdays $15/hr/court (approx $400-450 for large tourney utilizing 6 courts) Saturday tournament fees can be shared by participating schools (approx. $20/team) Jaycee Park ◦ Lighting will be replaced during winter months. Projected completion by mid-March ◦ Cranks to adjust nets at Jaycee to be provided to club administrators practicing at that site… still in works… might require a training session from Raleigh Parks and Rec Background Checks: ◦ Requesting that forms be filled out by club supervisors so city can do free background checks. (Mark will distribute)
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Can we utilize 8 th graders ? ◦ This happens with some of the smaller independent schools but since NCHSAA designates varsity sports as 9 th -12 th then we’ll stick with that. Perhaps add beach volleyball at middle schools down the road. Can homeschoolers compete on a high school club? ◦ No Combining schools to form a single club? ◦ No May 11 th Playoff Date Conflicts with Quest for Excellence Indoor Tournament in Greensboro ◦ Suggested to stick with date though Insurance Concerns? ◦ Check with your school to see if insurance coverage follows the participant, regardless of location of competition 2012 Collegiate Championships weekend of May 4/5 ◦ Consider pulling some teams together to travel to Gulf Shores, AL which also has junior beach tournament and HP beach camp. This wouldn’t necessarily be tied to the high school club programming, just sharing.
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For seeding in tournaments/playoffs. More flexible than seeding based on win/loss records. Utilize system that was used on Carolina Region Jr Beach Tour in 2012: ◦ Points awarded to individuals (to accommodate partner switching) based on finish and size of tournament ◦ A points average based on # of competitions contested will be used for rankings so to accommodate widely different participation numbers ◦ Will need to be adapted to handle head-to-head competitions. Suggestion: Group Consensus: Awards less points than a tournament because it’s a one- match/team competition. See last column in chart below. Winner of #1 seeded teams’ match gets the equivalent of 1 st place points. Loser gets 2 nd. Winner of #2 seeded teams’ match gets 3 rd, loser 4 th and so on ◦ Partial listing: FinishPoint % 24+ teams 16-23 teams 12-15 teams 6-11 teams Head to Heads 1100.00%12090603015 290.00%10881542713 380.00%9672482412 470.00%8463422110 560.00%725436189 655.00%6649.53316.57 750.00%604530156 845.00%5440.52713.54 940.00%483624123 1037.50%4533.7522.511.251
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March: Too early in season? Group consensus: Book all dates! March 15 th – Friday evening – March 16 th – Saturday – only conflict is 1 Carolina Region indoor tourney – Club 13-15s April ◦ April 5 th – Friday Evening - Might drop due to it being at end of Spring Break ◦ April 6 th - Saturday - only 1 indoor tourney for CLUB division for 13-15s in Carolina Region - Might drop due to it being at end of Spring Break ◦ April 12 th - Friday Evening ◦ April 13th - Saturday (Lone Star - 13s-15s only) May: Conflict with any school or non-school teams wanting to go to Collegiate Championships in Gulf Shores, AL ◦ May 3 rd – Friday Evening ◦ May 4 th – Saturday ◦ May 11 th – Playoffs – Green Road Park in Raleigh – Hosted by vh1vball TODO: Designate a “host” club/organization for each event to run check-in/tournament execution. Registration cutoff 1-2?? weeks before each event.
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First year: ◦ Open tournament for all clubs 30 team cap if hosting at single site – Green Road Max number of teams per club subject to capping based on final number of participating clubs. Pool play followed by multiple playoff brackets based on finish in pool play Championship Bracket – 1 st /2 nd place teams from pools Consolation Bracket – 3 rd /4 th place teams from pools Winning club has highest number of points accumulated based on best 3 overall finishes of all teams from club in tournament Future years: ◦ Separate playoffs for all teams that are seeded the same (ie: all #1 seeds have own playoffs, all #2 seeds, etc) ◦ Similar setup as tennis
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◦ Propose using Google docs for a shared/online repository that club administrators can access/update vs. any single person having to keep track of everything ◦ Includes: Contact Lists for Clubs Scheduling (will be shared with Raleigh Parks and Rec so they can officially put rentals in their books) Results Rosters Signups for open tournaments? ◦ Access given upon submission of club membership form
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◦ Club Dues It’s been agreed that the HS Sand Volleyball Association will rent and pay for courts held on Saturdays in Raleigh where rental charges are assessed Consequently, clubs should pay per participant-based dues that cover all entry fees for Sat tournaments/playoffs that club participates in. Projected at $20/participant Example: A club with 5 teams (10 players) will pay $200 while a club with only 1 team will pay $40. Clubs can individually decide if they need to charge anything on top of $20/participant to cover uniform costs, transportation, etc. Goal is to keep participation fees to $40-60 range.
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