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JAG VBC (Justagame Volleyball Club) Tryouts How to Register for JAG VBC Tryouts 1 JAG VBC (JustAgame Volleyball Club) Tryouts How to Register for JAG VBC Tryouts 1. Retrieve your USAV membership number. Make sure you have a current USAV membership. 2. Register for the JAG VBC tryouts. (www.justagamefieldhouse.com) 3. There is a $20.00 tryout fee. This is separate from the Badger Region membership fee. ALL tryout fees are non-refundable. 4. Please bring proof of your current USAV Badger Region membership with you to check- in prior to your tryout. If You Are Brand New to Club Volleyball 1. You will need to purchase a TRYOUT or FULL USAV membership with the Badger Region prior to tryouts. 2. Register for a USAV membership with the Badger Region. (http://badgervolleyball.org/) 3. After purchasing your USAV membership, print off your USAV membership card and have your member number handy to bring to tryouts. 4. Badger Region registration is currently active. If You Had a USAV Membership Last Season 1. You will need to renew your USAV membership and have the USAV number handy to bring to tryouts. 2. Login to your SportsEngine account to retrieve your USAV number or renew your membership from last season. Tryout and Practice Location JustAgame Fieldhouse (www.justagamefieldhouse.com) 200 La Crosse Street Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 Contact Us: Office Phone: 920-253-6787 E-mail: [email protected] • Parking Meters and parking lot pay stations are enforced April 1st through September 30th of each year. Code Sec. 7.03(9) JustAgame Fieldhouse Warm-up Sessions Sunday, November 8th, 2020 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. The warm-up sessions will include instruction on setting, serving, hitting and passing and will feature six-on-six drills and competition. The sessions will be conducted by JAG VBC lead instructor Brian “Lumpy” Schaefer and will also include JAG VBC coaches. Trying out for club volleyball is not a requirement to participate in the camps. Each 2 ½ session will cost $25.00 and please go to www.justagamefieldhouse.com to register. JAG VBC (JustAgame Volleyball Club) Girls Club Season U15-U18 Program Information Packet ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- JAG VBC (JustAgame Volleyball Club) Girls Club Season Information U15 Red – Head Coach Adam Buss $1,395.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 7-8 competition weekends (At least four two-day events) • December – April Competition Season • Player Development • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • Badger Region Power League (January 9-10, February 20-21 & April 17-18) • Badger Region Championship March 13-14 in Downtown Milwaukee • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. U15 Black $895.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 6-7 competition weekends • December – March Competition Season • Player Development • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. • Additional cost if team attends the Badger Region Championship U16 Red – Head Coach Jeff Craig $1,395.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 7-8 competition weekends (At least four two-day events) • December – April Competition Season • Player Development • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • Badger Region Power League (January 9-10, February 20-21 & April 17-18) • Badger Region Championship April 10-11 in Downtown Milwaukee • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. U16 Black $895.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 6-7 competition weekends • December – March Competition Season • Player Development • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. • Additional cost if team attends the Badger Region Championship U17 Red $1,395.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 7-8 competition weekends (At least four two-day events) • December – April Competition Season • Player Development • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • Badger Region Power League (January 9-10, February 20-21 & April 17-18) • Badger Region Championship April 10-11 in Downtown Milwaukee • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. U17 Black $895.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 6-7 competition weekends • December – March Competition Season • Player enhancement • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. • Additional cost if team attends the Badger Region Championship U18 Red $895.00 • 2 Practices per week starting the week of November 30th (Nights to TBD) • 6-7 competition weekends • December – March Competition Season • Player enhancement • Practices designed around a competitive, fun atmosphere • Roster with minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players • One sublimated jersey, one t-shirt jersey, two JAG VBC t-shirts, one competition pair of spandex, one volleyball to bring to practice and keep & two JAG VBC face masks. • Additional cost if team attends the Badger Region Championship The following coaches will be placed with a team based on the number of players trying out and if there are any restrictions on who they can coach. If a person coaches for a high school volleyball team they can’t coach those players in club. To ensure the best experience, as a club we select players to the appropriate team and then assign coaches. Rachel Oldenburg Kaitlyn Henson KenZie Buss Cheyanne & Amber Grundahl (Co-Head Coaches) Other JAG VBC Head Coaches: Sheila Green – 14-Red Paige Vertein – 14-Black Morgan Royston – 13-Red Ali Waller – 13-Black Brian “Lumpy” Schaefer – Lead Instructor & Director ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Forms Needed to Tryout (Besides Membership in the Badger Region) Athlete/Parent Concussion Agreement http://badgervolleyball.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/ConcussionInfoSigForms.pdf 2020-21 Player Information For Tryouts http://badgervolleyball.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-21-Player-Information-For- Tryouts.pdf 2020-21 Medical Release Form w/o Notary All forms can be found at the Badger Region Website at http://badgervolleyball.org/ 1) Click on Indoor 2) Go to Junior 3) Click on Forms (bottom link) 4) Located Under Junior Member Forms Additional Information Received from the Badger Region on Monday, September 28, 2020 1. Membership Cards - membership cards are now digital in Sports Engine. They can be added to Apple Wallet or Google Pay, but there is not an option to print the membership card. Here's a step by step Help article from Sports Engine on the digital membership cards: https://help.sportsengine.com/en/articles/1459 If a member is utilizing a 2019-2020 (valid through 10/31/20) membership for tryouts, they can still access their webpoint account, go to "member area", "print membership card". 2. Memberships - The tryout membership no longer exists. 2019-20 memberships that expire 10/31/20 are still valid for 14 & under tryouts. If needed, direct your members to purchase the Fall Junior Membership, $15. This is valid through 12/31/20 and can be upgraded later. If they have any questions on membership ask them to contact us at [email protected] BEFORE they complete the purchase process; NO REFUNDS. .
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