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Did you know?
Beach volleyball is one of the fastest growing NCAA sports. In 2012 there were 15 programs and there are expected to be as many as 40 programs by 2013 with each program offering three to six scholarships.
Get Prepared This Summer by Participating in USAV-Sanctioned Juniors Beach Clinics and Doubles Tournaments in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
7/7 -- Reston, Virginia
USAV-Sanctioned Juniors Doubles Tournament
(in partnership with Fairfax Volleyball Club)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
(Online registration will be open until midnight the night before the tournament. On-site cash-only registration will also be available.)
7/7-7/8 -- Sterling, Virginia
NVVA Doubles Clinic
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
7/14-7/15 -- Sterling, Virginia
NVVA Doubles Clinic
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
7/21 -- Laurel, Maryland
USAV-Sanctioned Juniors Doubles Tournament
(in partnership with Mid-Atlantic Volleyball)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
(Online registration will be open until 6 p.m. the Wednesday before the tournament. On-site registration will also be available.)
7/28 -- Reston, Virginia
USAV-Sanctioned Juniors Doubles Tournament
(in partnership with Fairfax Volleyball Club)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
(Online registration will be open until midnight the night before the tournament. On-site cash-only registration will also be available.)
8/4 -- Laurel, Maryland
USAV-Sanctioned Juniors Doubles Tournament
(in partnership with Mid-Atlantic Volleyball)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
(Online registration will be open until 6 p.m. the Wednesday before the tournament. On-site registration will also be available.)
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What?
CHRVA has partnered with Fairfax Volleyball Club and No Panic Volleyball in Virginia and Mid-Atlantic Volleyball and Baltimore Beach Volleyball in Maryland to offer USAV-sanctioned juniors outdoor clinics and doubles tournaments.
Who?
Juniors must be CHRVA members in order to play in the USAV-sanctioned juniors tournaments. Adult tournaments will be offered on 7/7, 7/21, 7/28 and 8/4 and parents are encouraged to play. Check the websites for more details.
Why?
This program is important because:
- It creates a system at the regional level for junior athletes to prepare for playing NCAA volleyball at colleges and earning scholarships;
- It creates a feeder system into the national level competition for outdoor junior competition which USAV already has in place in regions around the country;
- Outdoor competition improves an indoor player's overall skills.
Need More Info?
- Visit the CHRVA Juniors Outdoor web page.
- Contact Lisa DiGiacinto, the Juniors Outdoor Program Director.
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