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GRANDLAKE VOLLEYBALL POLICIES
The
following guidelines must be read and followed by all players , coaches
and parents who are associated with the Grand Lake Volleyball club.
Any questions or comments should be directed to
Todd
Henkle.
Playing time: Our philosophy is “ if
you pay , you should play” . The amount of playing time is
positively NOT GUARANTEED at all. Each coach should make every attempt
to play every player during pool play in all tournaments. Equal
amount of playing time will never happen and it’s the coaches
decision who plays when and how much. During the tournament play-offs
coaches are playing to win as many matches as possible therefore some
players may be limited for playing time. Factors that may decide playing
time: the players skill level, attending practice regularly, attitude,
the players positions, notifing coaches of absenteeism, late payment of
fees, not being a team player. Players may be required to play a new
position for your team, example: setters may play Libero, middles may
play OH. LF may play RF. Players need to be flexible with new
options. All coaches will have the final decision on playing
time, team composition, player positions, line-ups, etc. This issue
will never be discussed.
Practices: Each player is paying for
instruction and the opportunity to improve their volleyball skills.
Club level teams will practice once or twice a week and open teams two
to three times a week. Each missed practice is costing the player
valuable instruction time and hurting the team concept as a whole. Open
team players are required to attend practices and all tournaments. All
open players will need to make a personal commitment to their team ,the
club and their coach. A few exceptions for missed practices are grades
and school functions, family issues, medical reasons.
Hair appointments, shopping,
nap time, “dates”are all unexcused. All players will have a practice
schedule at least a month in advance to make adjustments. Any player
that persists in missing practices will have limited playing time during
tournaments and will not play next year! Practices are where the
individual skills, fundamentals, team playing are learned!
The use of any illegal drugs,
alcohol, and tobacco products is strictly prohibited for any player of
Grandlake Volleyball Club.
Any player found to use any of
these items would be dismissed from the club. We have zero tolerance on
this issue!! Any player that is dismissed will receive no refund.
Team selections: Try-outs will
decide what players will be on which team. Players that have coaches on
the grandlake staff will get priority over an equal player from outside
of the staff. Example: a coach from Parkway has 2 players and
there are 2 players from Indiana and they are equal in skill, we will
keep the Parkway players over the Indiana players since they have no
coaches on the Grandlake Staff. Our coaches are coaching to help
improve their own volleyball program. All players are welcome to try-out
and are eligible to play in our club. It is recommended that players
attend both try-outs. The coaches will decide which players are to
be put on which team. We will try to make adjustments for players from
the same school to be on the same team if possible. For car pooling
purposes ,players must notify the coaches at the try-outs if this is an
issue.
Phone Chain: All teams should have a
phone chain, or email chain. Each player is responsible to call their coach if they are
going to be tardy or unable to attend a practice or a tournament. This
is mandatory! Coaches need to know how
many players are attending a
practice. Players need to call as soon as possible or at least 1 ˝ hours
prior to their scheduled time. Practices may be unproductive if only 3
or 4 players attend.
Players, Coaches and Parents are to
act in a sportsmanship manner to all opponents, coaches , other parents
and officials. Players and Parents should show respect to their coaches.
All are representing your high school, community, family and our club.
Lines of
communications:
1. Any
problems or issues or questions on improvement about yourself or team
should be addressed with the athlete and the coach first. Open
communication between the coach and the player is top priority.
2. If
a problem still exists, then the player, parent and coach should
schedule an appointment to discuss the matter.
3. If
the problem cannot be resolved, then the athlete and parent should
schedule an appointment with the director.
All parents and coaches will discuss issues in an adult
respectable manner. Under no circumstances will any verbal abuse be
allowed. Club ball should be an enjoyable experience for the players
and coaches. If any parent feels they know more than a coach, you are
welcome to become a coach. If any parent verbally or physically attacks
a coach , their daughter will be immediately dismissed without a refund
and will not be eligible to play next year.
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