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| North
Dallas Handbook |
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| The
North Dallas Juniors Volleyball Association was started
in 1993 by Dick and Robin Bugg. Since the program's birth,
over 400 athletes have played for the club, of which, 101
out of 104 athletes who completed their senior season with
North Dallas have received some form of college scholarships.
No other club in the Metroplex can match that record! |
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The
co-directors began with a few simple objectives:
-To promote the sport of volleyball to young
women in the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex
-To improve each athlete's skills and knowledge of the game
-To educate each athlete on the aspects of team and individual
goals
-To improve the pride and self-esteem of each athlete
-To create a positive environment for athletes that promotes
sportsmanship, competition, and fair play
-To provide an opportunity for athletes to prepare for a
collegiate level of play
-To provide coaches with the opportunity to improve their
skills through the experiences offered in coaching exceptional
athletes and through the certification programs established
in the USA Volleyball Juniors Program--Increased Mastery
and Professional Application of Coaching Theory (IMPACT)
and the Coaches Accreditation Program (CAP)
-To function in line with the guidelines established by
the UIL, the NCAA, and the USA Volleyball Juniors Program
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the years, NDJVA has evolved to include several important factors
that should be considered by those choosing a juniors club: |
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Coaching
Staff:
Experience, personalities, and cohesiveness. You will find that
NDJVA has the most experienced coaching staff in the area. We
have three coaches that have coached at the NCAA Division I collegiate
level. Every coach including assistants have competed in NCAA
Division I Volleyball |
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Organization:
The practice schedule is fixed: Monday and Wednesday evenings
from 7:00 to 10:00pm. Monday night practices focus on teaching
individual technique and conditioning, while Wednesday night practices
are team oriented. Coaches work together before each Monday practice
to review what drills will be the most beneficial for the specific
skills being focused on that night. During these practices, players
rotate coaches according to his or her expertise. This structure
exposes players to a variety of coaching methods and drills. Each
team is assigned one head coach and one assistant coach. Coaches
have their own notebooks to keep track of past and future practice
plans, team line-ups, rotation sheets, program participant information,
and much more. No illegal UIL situations occur between players
and their high school coaches. |
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Head
Coach Involvement:
Monday night practices are directed by the head coach, Diane Seymour.
She structures the practices and coordinates with each coach to
include areas where their teams need more work. These practices
give her the opportunity to work with each athlete in the progam
throughout the club season. Assistance with college recruiting:
Though we cannot guarantee scholarships, we will assist you with
the college recruiting process. All interested juniors that played
with North Dallas last year (seniors this year) made their skills
tapes in May to send out to colleges. |
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Uniform
Defense and Offense:
Uniform defense and offense patterns are taught throughout the
program. The helps players as they grow through the NDJVA program.
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Fee
Structure for Participation:
NDJVA's fee structure is a fair break down of the many costs
that are associated with running an elite volleyball program.
All payment information is presented up front and payment can
be rendered at once or on a regular payment schedule throughout
the course of the season.
You can
now make payments online by clicking
here. We have started an online payment system using First
American Payment Systems.
2006-07 Tryout Info
NEW 06-07 North Texas Region Tryout procedure
The North Texas Region has created a window in which players can have an opportunity to tryout for multiple clubs. The window will start with a Saturday morning and run through Wednesday at noon. Clubs can have as many tryouts as they want, this simply creates the front end of the tryouts for clubs. A club may give an offer to a player and that player may accept that offer at any time; however, if a written offer is made, that offer must stay on the table until the signing date...(cont.)
Click below for the entire 2006 Tryout Procedure
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