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Boys VolleyballWed, 25 Jan 2012 06:14:31 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3332Today at 06:14:31 AM by Mr Jones Quote: But, seeing you have step in and opened this fantasy world of assumptions and check(s) that I do not believe ever were meant to be written, try to follow (........ or "grip") this:
5/6 months in the future at some random school board meeting where deficits last year were in the ~2-6 million are and this year are forecasted approaching 8-10 million�..
Super: Gentleman, ladies, we need to finish the budget without cutting any more teaching positions. Where else can we save some money that won�t impact the academics?
Board: A couple of years ago Pittsford made some cuts to they're programs to save some jobs. Amongst other cuts, boys volleyball was eliminated.
Super: To bad, how did that go over? I mean what other options did the boys have. I�ve heard Mendon boy(s) were still playing.
Board: Yea, the boy(s) had options, he/they were allowed to play, and then there is a strong club present in the area, so their volleyball survived. No, sir I meant Sutherland. They cut the boys program completely.
Super: I see, the Sutherland boys still had options also, right? Between club along with the volleyball they are still playing at Sutherland, they should be fine.
Board: Well, no sir, this example probably falls under the �exceptional player� clause as I understand he might be playing Division I this time next year.
Super: So him/them playing for the Pittsford Sutherland team is out of the question?
Board: Well as I said they have no boy�s team, and this one case might fall under �exceptional player� rule, so probably not. The coach at Sutherland has had experiences in the past with boys playing on girls team, so lets not get involved in that and do what we can avoid that happening here.
Super: So the young man had no options except for club?
Board: No sir he did, he went to a private high school.
Super: Great then. I'm sure they could use some good players in the private schools. That addition might allow them to put a good season together finally. (small echo of giggles, soft laughter....)
Board: Sure sir, I guess. But that�s only one player sir.
Super: The other players can still play club or maybe a coed league?
Board: A few weeks/months ago there was girl who was injured after being hit by a volleyball and I can�t imagine what might happen with more boys playing at that format/level.
Super: Can�t we just have them play back row?
Board: Sure sir that might work� Good idea� (shoulders drop, forehead falls into his stack of notes...)
Super: Look, we just can�t keep cutting the teachers. You know what that would do to our SAT/ACT scores? We have a responsibility to give the students every opportunity to succeed. We need for them to get their scores up. You know what that does to this area if we improve our test scores.
Board: The people that run the volleyball have been known to schedule its playoff without regards to college test schedules. It was adjusted this year, but that wasn�t easy as I've heard. The opinion supported by many was like: "too bad if kids will miss playoffs for the SAT. Or, too bad they will miss the SAT for playoffs" They don't seem to know where they stand on the importance of academics and it's unclear that they're aware of the academic advantages I guess to some degree.
Super: But there are multiple chances to take these test, right? Can't they just not schedule these sport events until the afternoon?
Board: Of course, but sometimes the students find that taking these test multiple time and later in the school year (after review classes) they are able to improve scores and take advantage of every test date offered. The system is such that students can take multiple tests as often as they can, which helps us, um, I mean helps themselves and make more of an impression on colleges.
Board: Colleges take these tests (SAT�s, ACT�s) pretty serious. Even the Suny systems, like Geneseo, Binghamton, have pretty high expectations. We would like these scholar athletes to have every opportunity to attend these tests.
Super: Ok, so we don�t cut volleyball�. yet, just move it up the list for now.
Super: Barack S. Crush, what are you doing over there on the laptop?
Barack S. Crush: Nothing sir, I�m not blogging random assumptions� what did I miss? Do you need me to write a check?
Super: What do you think of the choices we are asking to review here about our students chances to attend SAT test in this district vs other events we support like athletics?
Barack S. Crush: How much do you want the check for sir?
Super: It�s not about the money. It�s about students academics, test scores and budget cuts.
Barack S. Crush: I can�t write the check with out a number sir...
I apologize now if this offends any of the characters portrait here in this fictional story. I have a great deal of respect for the Private High Schools, Pittsford school district, their players, parents and coaches. Add AD's and board members to that list. I pray that the young ladies arm injury heals quickly. The ideology was expressed to us by member(s) of a state funded district. (I'm not just trying to up my post numbers people.)
Not looking for any thoughts, just expressing an sensible response. I understand this was resolved but it took some help to convince people to get something so obvious and easily resolved.
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General DiscussionTue, 24 Jan 2012 11:00:56 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3365Yesterday at 11:00:56 AM by msavb Quote: Wednesday Night Volleyball at the Main Street Armory is starting up next week, any teams that are interested in filling in one of the last spots please let us know at [email protected] The session begins next week and runs for ten weeks all other details can be found on our website at www.msavolleyball.com
Volleyball rules committee backs increase in substitutions By Greg Johnson NCAA.org
The NCAA Women�s Volleyball Rules Committee recommended at its January meeting that substitutions increase to 15 per set beginning in the 2012 season.
Currently, teams are allowed to have 12 substitutions per set. Increasing the number of substitutions has been discussed at previous rules committee meetings, but committee members approved the proposal this year with increasing playing opportunities as the impetus.
�The rules committee as a whole felt more substitutions in a match can help student-athlete well-being and keep student-athletes happy,� said committee chair Fran Flory, who is also the head coach at LSU.
Flory said the committee fully vetted the idea and is comfortable moving forward.
�The traditionalists of the game probably don�t want this,� said Flory, who was re-elected chair of the committee for the 2012-13 academic year. �They want us to make it truer and make people play all positions so players become well-rounded. That certainly was a big topic of discussion. But ultimately, this committee sided with the opportunities for student-athletes.�
All rules committee proposals must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to meet via conference call Feb. 21.
Technology The committee is also recommending that transmission of statistical data to the bench area be allowed starting in the 2012 season. However, audio or video transmissions to the bench area would continue to be restricted.
Flory said it is common to see electronic devices such as laptops and iPads in the bench area.
�People from all the divisions are using them,� Flory said. �Technology is advancing in the world, and volleyball is no exception. We don�t want to close down technology in our sport.�
Referee platforms The committee also recommended that by 2012, referee platforms should be distributed evenly behind the net pole, with the ladder being evenly distributed behind the back of the platform.
Some referee platforms currently are constructed so that players attempting to play a ball near the stand could make contact with an inflexible object (the ladder, for example).
�Potentially, this could be a cost issue for some schools,� Flory said of the recommendation. �We felt like there was enough opportunity to adapt to another system. We want to implement this immediately for player-safety reasons.�
Uniforms The committee also clarified a uniform rule that will be implemented in 2013.
The rule centers on either the libero or her teammates wearing a solid-colored jersey. The libero�s shirt or jersey must be in clear contrast to the other members of the team.
Committee members added that a one-inch trim and piping along the seams of the jersey will be allowable.
But the committee reiterated it is imperative that the libero�s jersey be distinguishable for identification purposes.
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Boys VolleyballSun, 22 Jan 2012 18:27:11 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3406Quote:
quote:Originally posted by Aged
quote:Originally posted by zenvball
Pace 16s looked very strong in going undefeated and taking gold. They are well balanced through 6 rotations and they have talent at every position.
It seems like through the many years, no matter who is the coach, the PACE 16s is the strongest PACE team. Not sure why that is so but it seems that way to me.
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General DiscussionSat, 21 Jan 2012 16:46:18 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3405Quote: Seems like a no brainer to create a team that represents our region Nationally. For our ladies, at least, it replaces the Empire states games. Kind of cool. One region, the Florida region, has already completed their formation.
In 2012, the Florida Region of USA Volleyball will launch a women's pro volleyball team called the Team Florida WAVE. Scroll down to learn more about our team. We invite you to get involved and help us launch the first women's pro volleyball team in Florida history!
GENERAL INFORMATION
The TEAM FLORIDA WAVE is part of the new Premier Volleyball League (PVL), a women's pro league sanctioned by USA Volleyball. This is a grassroots based league that is unique and has unlimited potential as teams come online across the United States. Since USA Volleyball has 40 regions there could be as many as 40 professional volleyball teams in the future.
The main difference between this pro league and all others that have come and gone is that this league is being built on a "bottom up" grassroots model as opposed to a "top down" model. We will take our team to the fans and create role models for the youth and junior athletes in the Florida Region.
COACHES & STAFF INFORMATION
Nick Cheronis
Head Coach TEAM FLORIDA WAVE HEAD COACH
Nick Cheronis has coached collegiate volleyball for 28 years. He served as the Associate Head Coach at the University of Florida for 18 of those years. During his collegiate coaching career, Nick had 7 NCAA Final Four appearances and won 18 SEC championships. He coached 25 AVCA All-Americans, coached the USAV Jr. National team, and served as a coach and Technical Director for the Team Florida Indoor HP All-Star Program. Nick is now a Master Coach with PowerCore360.
When asked about his thoughts on this new opportunity, Nick Cheronis commented: "Team Florida Wave is an exciting new opportunity for players to continue their indoor playing careers after their college careers are over. There have been several attempts in the past to provide post collegiate opportunities, but this is the first that is starting at the grass roots level. Having coached at Florida for 18 seasons, there have been countless players who loved their playing experience so much, that they weren't ready to put the knee pads away just yet.
I see this as an opportunity for players who have a true passion for the sport, and for competition. Practices will be physically and mentally challenging. Competitions will be used to finalize a roster to compete for thousands of dollars. This experience won't be for everyone. But, if you are motivated to play and compete at the highest possible level, then it could be for you."
Steve Benson
Asst. Coach TEAM FLORIDA WAVE ASSISTANT COACH
Steve Benson has coached collegiate volleyball for 11 years. He served as the Head Coach for both the men's and women's teams at EMU in Virginia from 2005-2011. Steve is the longest serving Team Florida Indoor HP All-Star coach and has assisted USA Volleyball by leading HP tryouts and camps throughout the US. During his tenure with the Team Florida HP All-Stars, Steve led both girl's and boy's teams to a 1st, 3rd, and 4th place finish at the USAV HP Championships. Steve is now the Events Manager for the Florida Region of USA Volleyball.
Primary athletes will be paid for attending practices and competitions and will have all lodging and food covered while representing the team.
Name City Height Position Club College
Alicia Johnson, Orlando, 5'10" S, OVA (Coach), Southern Illinois Valerie Martinez Miami Beach 5'9" S Miami Select (Coach) University of North Florida Rebecca Royal St. Augustine 6'2" S North Florida Pirates (Played/Coached) Flagler College Janice Rivera Orlando 5'3" LIB - Univ of South Florida/Winthrop Megan Wallin Sarasota 6'3" MB Venetian Bay (Coach) Michigan State Kelly Dantas Pembroke Pines 6'4" MB Ft. Myers Fusion (Coach) Barry University Kisya Killingsworth Deltona 6'2" MB TVA WS (Coach) University of Florida Tanya Jarvis Orlando 5'9" OH OVA (Coach) University of Central Florida Marcela Oliveira Temple Terrace 5'11" OH Tampa Bay One (Coach) University of South Florida Sarah Mendoza Winter Park 5'11" OH - Rollins/University of Kentucky Kristen Batt Venice 6'0" OH Suncoast VBC (Coach) University of Kentucky Adriana Fundora Miami 5'8" OH VPA (Coached) Florida International Katie Sanders Fort Myers 6'1" OH USA South (Coach) Baylor Benavia Jenkins Fort Pierce 6'0" OPP A-Vaneb VBA (Club Director) University of Florida
(SECONDARY ATHLETES - as of 1/10/12)
Secondary athletes will be eligible to attend all practices, wear Team Florida WAVE gear, and may be used for exhibition scrimmages during the season. (Note: Secondary athletes may be upgraded to a primary athlete at the discretion of the coaching staff. This will be based on the needs of the team and the individual's respective commitment to the team.) Anytime a secondary athlete attends a competition, their lodging and food will be covered by the team.
Alyse Rodriguez Jacksonville 5'7" LIB OBV (Coached) Florida International Rhian Davis Jacksonville 5'6" LIB - University of Florida Danielle Priest Spring Hill 6'1" MB Tampa United (Played), Hillsborough CC/Florida Atlantic Justine Burkhardt St. Augustine 6'0" OH St. Augustine VBA (Played) Flagler College/Winthrop Univ. Sarah Sykes Satellite Beach 5'9" OH Cape Coast (Coached) University of Kentucky Destiny Whitney North Miami 6'0" OPP Rebelle Athletics (Coach) Camosun College Emily Kohler Tallahassee 5'11" OPP Tallahassee Jrs (Coach) University of North Florida
Q: What is the name of the pro league? Who sanctions the league?
A: The pro league will be called the Premier Volleyball League (or PVL) and will be sanctioned by USA Volleyball.
Q: Who is managing the league?
A: Their are several experienced volleyball leaders who will manage the formation of the league:
1. Tom Pingel (USAV) - League Commissioner
2. Steve Bishop (Florida Region) - Asst. Commissioner/Regional Liaison
*Additionally - The league will be governed by a committee of Regional PVL Directors
Q: Is this league for men or women?
A: In 2012 we will start the league with a women's division? The plan is to add a men's division in the near future.
Q: What are the league rules?
A: The PVL has 4 basic rules for athletes
1. No high school students
2. No current college athletes
3. Athletes must be a member of the region where they play
4. Athletes must be a good role model
(Note: Rules #1 & #2 are due to eligibility issues associated with an athlete maintaining their amateur
status.)
A: There are several additional rules for teams
1. No international transfers (from other volleyball Federations)
2. Rule of 2 - Limit of 2 athletes from out-of-region. Any out-of-region athletes must be approved by both
Regional Leaders and the out-of-region athletes cannot be from an RVA with a PVL team
3. The host region may enter two teams into the PVL Championships when they take place within their
respective RVA.
Q: What teams will make up the Premier League?
A: As of this posting, the following teams have committed in 2012:
1. Florida (Team Florida Wave)
2. Iowa (Black Ice)
3. Intermountain, Utah (Name TBD)
Q: Are there any other possible teams in 2012?
A: Yes, there are several other regions that are exploring the possibility of adding a team in 2012. These teams will be added to the list above as they become available.
Q: Will the league have geographical divisions?
A: Yes, once the league reaches a certain size the USA will be divided into three divisions:
1. West
2. Central
3. East
Q: Will there be any prize money for the events?
A: Yes, USA Volleyball has committed to providing $20K-$25K in prize money for the PVL Championships.
Q: Does the league have a website address?
A: Yes, the website is www.usapvl.com and it is under construction.
Q: Who can tryout?
A: Any female athlete that is a member of the Florida Region and is not in high school or college. (Note: Post high school athletes that are considering college should not tryout as playing on a pro team could negatively impact their amateur status and college eligibility!)
Q: Will my college eligibility be negatively impacted if I tryout and do not make the team?
A: You should check with the compliance officer at your college to determine if this will impact your eligibility.
Q: Will the athletes get paid anything?
A: Yes, athletes will get paid a daily stipend of $150 for every competition day. They will also get paid $75 for every practice day. Additionally, all athletes competing in a prize money event will split 50% of the prize pool amongst their teammates.
Q: How will expenses for athletes be handled?
A: The Florida Region will cover the following expenses for athletes and coaches:
1. Apparel
2. Lodging (for practice and competitions)
3. Airfare (for competitions)
4. Ground Travel (flat rate based on distance)
5. Meals (for practice and competitions)
Q: How many players will be selected?
A: The Team Florida Wave will select up to 16 athletes for the official team roster and will travel to events with 10-12 athletes.
Q: When will the team practice?
A: The team will practice twice per month during the months of Jan-May.
Q: How will volunteer assistant coaches be selected?
A: The coaching staff will select volunteer assistant coaches based on their experience and availability to attend practices and competitions.
Q: How can I support the team if I am not a player or coach?
A: PVL fans can support the league by making a donation to their favorite team or directly to the PVL. They will also be able to purchase official PVL gear once the PVL website is launched.
PRACTICE SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)
Below is the tentative practice schedule for 2012. Please note that these dates are subject to change
and everyone involved should check this page prior to each scheduled practice.
Date Day Time Location Jan 8, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Jan 29, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Feb 20, 2012 Monday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Feb 26, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Mar 4, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Mar 11, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Apr 1, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center Apr 22, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center May 6, 2012 Sunday 3p-6p Orlando Sports Center May 19, 2012 Saturday 1:00p-4p Orange County Conv. Center
PLAYING SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)
Date Day Time Location Mar 17, 2012 Saturday TBA Univ. of Central Florida Mar 24, 2012 Saturday 11am & 3pm Ft. Lauderdale Conv. Center *Apr 14, 2012 Saturday 11am & 3pm Tampa Convention Center Apr 28, 2012 Saturday 11am & 3pm Orange County Conv. Center *May 4-6, 2012 Fri-Sun TBD San Juan, Puerto Rico May 26-29, 2012 Sat-Tue TBA Salt Lake City, UT
* Tentative Dates
TEAM PARTNERS/SPONSORS (as of 12/1/2011)
Apparel (Official Outfitter) - ASICS
Apparel Branding - 1st Place Volleyball
Hotel - Marriott Group
Official Training Site - Orlando Sports Center
Core Training - PowerCore 360
Licensed Event Apparel Provider - GymRats
Beverage - Under negotiation
Airline - Open (Contact Steve Bishop)
Team Medical - Open (Contact Steve Bishop)
Email [email protected] with questions or for additional information!
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CollegeFri, 20 Jan 2012 18:20:26 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3408 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nZyxboxUTo&feature=player_embedded
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Junior OlympicThu, 19 Jan 2012 07:25:53 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3407http://www.wevavolleyball.org/J-HP-O.asp
Long time coming - thanks Coach Weislo for taking the Bull by the Horns
Coaches - please promote this....I know we have alot of young talent between Buffalo and Rochester.....this information just needs to get to them!! Post and send this to the 4 corners!
This years competition is in IOWA
The Western Empire Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the formation of a region High Performance Program for the 2012 season.
The Western Empire Volleyball Association HP Program is designed to further develop the top junior volleyball players in our region by expanding the opportunities our players have to train and gain national level experience. For our athletes, the goals of the program include providing top-level skill development and training, additional exposure to collegiate coaches, and providing elite region players with the opportunity to compete in the highest level junior tournament available in the United States by representing WEVA at the High Performance Championships against the best players from other regions and other countries. We also look to provide additional and unique development opportunities for our region�s elite and aspiring coaches.
WEVA looks to form one boys� team in the Youth or Select age group and one girls� team in the Youth or Select age group with the goal of attending the High Performance Championships at the end of July.
WEVA strongly encourages all its players and coaches to get involved in WEVA HP!!!
How are players selected? Players are selected through a multi-tiered competitive tryout process in compliance with USA Volleyball National Team Development Standards. Athletes who wish to be part of the WEVA HP Program will attend two WEVA HP tryouts. From those two tryouts, the HP Staff will ask a certain number of athletes back for a third tryout. At the conclusion of tryout #3, the HP Staff will invite players to the WEVA HP Camp and to participate as members of the WEVA HP travel team that competes in the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships in July.
Boys Youth: 1995 and 1996 Select: 1997 and 1998
Girls Youth: 1996 and 1997 Select: 1998 and 1999
What is High Performance? USA Volleyball is the National Governing Body for the sport of volleyball in the United States. It establishes and manages the USA National Men's and Women's Volleyball Teams, the USA Olympic Teams, and also USA Youth and Junior National Teams for each gender. The Youth and Junior National Teams, along with a number of tiered training programs, fall under the High Performance (HP) Department. The High Performance Program works to advance volleyball talent and build a broader and stronger pipeline of athletes and coaches for our USA Olympic Teams. HP is designed to bridge the gap between our USA National Teams and youth volleyball programs across the country. This is done through a system of national tryouts that qualify athletes for training programs, camps, and youth and junior national teams. The HP Program at USA Volleyball is the �pipeline� for volleyball athletes who aspire to reach the elite levels of the sport.
For additional information, please find the necessary forms listed below.]]>Eden Erie Cupjet
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Junior OlympicMon, 09 Jan 2012 14:17:28 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3393Quote: Eden Erie Cup 2012 Jan 8th 18U Division Pool A Pace 18 vs Eden 17 25-17,25-22 Pace 18 vs Victor 17-1 25-20. 25-17 Pace 18 vs Victor 16-1 25-15, 25-9 Eden 17 vs Victor 17-1 25-20, 17-25 Eden 17 vs Victor 16-1 25-17, 25-16 Victor 17-1 vs Victor 16-1 25-14, 25-23 Playoff Victor 17-1 def Eden 17 15-13 Pool B Eden 18 vs Tool city Trojans 18 25-15, 25-12 Eden 18 vs STVBC 17 25-23, 25-17 Eden 18 vs Lakeside 17 25-18, 25-12 STVBC 17 vs Tool City 18 25-22, 25-27 STVBC 17 vs Lakeside 17 25-16, 25-13 Tool city 18 vs Lakeside 17 25-21. 9-25 Pool C Victor 18 vs Lakeside 18 25-22. 25-23 Victor 18 vs Panther 17 25-23, 25-11 Victor 18 vs Pace 16-1 25-19, 22-25 Lakeside 18 vs Pace 16-1 25-23, 25-16 Lakeside 18 vs Panther 17 25-18, 25-17 Pace 16-1 vs Panther 17 25-14, 25-17 Pool D Pace 17 vs Tool city Royals 18 25-22, 25-13 Pace 17-1 vs Victor 17-2 25-17, 25-9 Pace 17-1 vs STVBC 18 25-27, 25-20 STVBC 18 vs Victor 17-2 25-17, 25-7 STVBC 18 vs Tool city Royals 25-19, 20-25 Tool City vs Victor 17-2 23-25, 25-15
3rd/4th Consolations Tool City Royals 18 def Lakeside 17 25-20, 25-20 Pace 16-1 def Victor 16-1 25-20, 25-19 Tool city Trojans 18 def Victor 17-2 25-22, 27-25 Eden 17 def Panther 17 25-9, 25-19
Gold Playoffs 18 U ��s Pace 18 def STVBC 18 26-24, 25-17 Pace 17-1 def Victor 17-1 19-25, 25-16, 16-14 Eden 18 def Lakeside 18 25-16, 25-15 Victor 18 def STVBC 17 25-21, 25-17 ��s Pace 18 def Pace 17-1 25-19, 25-22 Eden 18 def Victor 18 22-25, 25-17, 15-12 Finals Pace 18 def Eden 18 25-18, 25-16
14 U Division Pool A Eden 14 vs Pace 14-2 25-13, 25-21 Eden 14 vs Pace 14-4 25-9 , 25-15 Eden 14 vs Panther 14 16-25, 25-13 Eden 14 vs Penfield 13 25-22, 22-25 Penfield 13 vs Pace 14-2 25-15, 25-22 Penfield 13 vs Pace 14-4 25-13, 25-16 Penfield 13 vs Panther 14 25-16, 21-25 Pace 14-2 vs Panther 14 22-25, 13-25 Pace 14-2 vs Pace 14-4 24-26, 25-12 Panther 14 vs Pace 14-4 25-12, 25-14 Pool B Pace 14-1 vs Eden 13 25-23, 25-12 Pace 14-1 vs Victor 14 25-15, 25-15 Pace 14-1 vs Pace 14-3 25-14, 25-7 Eden 13 vs Victor 14 25-12, 17-25 Eden 13 vs Pace 14-3 25-18, 25-13 Victor 14 vs Pace 14-3 25-23, 25-14
Consolation 3rd 4th Eden def Pace 14-2 30-21 Panther def Pace 14-3 30-18
Gold Playoffs Eden 14 def Pace 14-1 25-17, 25-21 Penfield def Victor 14 25-23, 25-19
Finals Penfield 13 def Eden 14 19-25, 25-21, 15-11
USVBA #s Eden 14 mj4edvbc1we Eden 13 mj3edvbc1we Pace 14-1 mj4paceb1we Pace 14-2 mj4paceb2we Pace 14-3 mj4paceb3we Pace 14-4 mj4paceb4we Victor 14-1mj4vicvb1we Panther 14 mj4panth1we Penfield 13
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Boys VolleyballMon, 09 Jan 2012 12:27:35 -0100http://www.rochestervball.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3311Quote: We have had some tech problems with our website. We will be using our new website www.victorvbc.com and hope to get the old one up and running again soon. Thanks, Jake Martin Director of Victor Volleyball Club ]]>