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February 20Th-22Nd, 2014 @ Georgian College - Barrie February 20th-22nd, 2014 @ Georgian College - Barrie georgiancollege.ca/mensvolleyball Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Organizing Committee Georgian College Athletic Centre Direct line 705-722-1577 Georgian College Staff Line 705-728-1968 (For extensions below) Name email Phone # Position Dave Mantel [email protected] Senior Convenor Michele McConney [email protected] ext. 5283 Tournament Chair Jeff Harris [email protected] ext. 1243 Technical Services Chris White [email protected] ext. 1738 Media/Marketing/Website Sterling Ivany [email protected] ext. 1244 Athlete Hospitality Ron Howden [email protected] ext. 1246 Facility/Services Cathy Delong [email protected] ext. 1302 Accreditation/Finance Kalina Adams [email protected] ext. 1301 Medical Therapy Services Jennifer McLean [email protected] ext. 1237 Opening Banquet/Awards Georgian College Enrollment: 10,000 Full Time Students • Mission: To inspire innovation, transform lives and connect communities through the power of education • Named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for 2010 and 2011 • A leader in co-op education with 4,100 placements every year • Received highest possible marks in the provincial Program Quality Assurance Process Audit Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Practice Schedule Wednesday, February 19th, 2014 1:30pm Winner Game B (Redeemer College/George Brown College) 2:30pm Fanshawe College 3:30pm Winner Game D (Loyalist College/Mohawk College) 4:30pm Algonquin College 5:30pm Winner Game A (Canadore College/Niagara College) 6:30pm Winner Game C (St. Clair College/Durham College) 7:30pm Georgian College 8:30pm Humber College Coaches Meeting Wednesday, February 19th, 2014 10pm Coaches Meeting Holiday Inn - Oro/Essa Room Championship Breakfast Thursday, February 20th, 2014 8:30am Championship Breakfast @ Holiday Inn Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Championship Schedule Qualifying Playoff Games: Game A: Canadore College (6th in East) vs. Niagara College (3rd in West) Game B: Redeember College (5th in West) vs. George Brown College (3rd in East) Game C: St. Clair College (6th in West) vs. Durham College (2nd in East) Game D: Loyalist College (4th in East) vs. Mohawk College (4th in West) Thursday, February 20th, 2014 Championship Games *Team Photos will be taken approximately 75 minutes prior to game time* 1pm Game 1: Winner Game B vs. Fanshawe College 3pm Game 2: Winner Game D vs. Algonquin College 6pm Game 3: Winner Game A vs. Winner Game C 8pm Game 4: Georgian College vs. Humber College *As host Georgian reserves the right to play in the 8pm game Friday, February 21st, 2014 1pm Game 5: Loser Game 1 vs Loser Game2 3pm Game 6: Loser Game 3 vs Loser Game 4 6pm Game 7: Winner Game 1 vs Winner Game 2 8pm Game 8: Winner Game 3 vs Winner Game 4 Saturday, February 22nd, 2014 9am Game 9: Loser Game 7 vs Winner Game 6 11am Game 10: Loser Game 8 vs Winner Game 5 4pm Bronze: Winner Game 9 vs Winner Game 10 *Bronze medal presentation immediately following match* 6pm Gold: Winner Game 7 vs Winner Game 8 *Gold & Silver medal presentation immediately following match* Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Championship Information Athletic Facilities: Georgian College Athletic and Student Centre: Located in J Building - Barrie Campus Robbins Bio Cushion Maple Floor Seating for 650 1 Competition court Athlete Lounge Student Massage Centre VIP and Staff Lounge Indoor Running Track 10,000 sq ft Fitness Centre 4 Team Rooms: including shower & washroom Accreditation Wednesday, February 19th, 2pm-10pm at the Georgian College Athletic Centre Lobby Accreditation fee includes: 1. ID & tournament pass 2. Opening Breakfast 3. Post-game team meal on Thursday and Friday 4. Entry to all games 5. Use of all facilities and services within the Georgian College Athletic Department Championship Banquet Date: Thursday February 20, 2014 Time: 8:30am Location: Holiday Inn - Ballroom Dress: Semi-Formal Cost: $29.00 Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Championship Information Practice Times Friday, February 24, 2012 Game Court: Set aside for teams that qualify for the Semi Finals Preference for early practice times will be given to teams playing early matches. 8-8:45am 9-9:45am 10-10:45am 11am-11:45am Saturday, February 25, 2012 – no practice time available. Post Game Team Meals Athletes and coaches will have a post-game meal following their scheduled game on Thursday and Friday. Teams will be served in the south gym. Only accredited athletes and coaches will be invited into this area. Food Services A variety of food services will also be available on campus at different times during the Championships. -The Last Class (Full service restaurant, located next to Athletic Centre - Take out available) Open Thursday 11am-8pm, Open Friday 8am-4pm, Open Saturday 8am-5pm - The First Class (Quick sandwiches, wraps and beverages, located next to Athletic Centre - 2nd floor) Open Thursday 7:30am-5pm, Open Friday 7:30am-4pm - Subway (2nd floor - C Building) Open Thursday 10am-7pm, Open Friday 10am-3:30pm - Tim Hortons (2nd floor - C Building) Open Thursday 7:30am-9pm, Open Friday 7:30am-3:30pm - School Cafteria (2nd floor - C Building,- Pizza Pizza, The Big Pita, On the Go Salads etc) Open Thursday 7:30am-7pm, Open Friday 7:30am-3pm Towel Service Team towel services will be available with our customer service desk, a team representative will be require to leave ID. Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Championship Information Medical Services On-site athletic therapy will be provided at all times in the gymnasium. Please ensure the team medical form is complete and submitted along with this document. The Royal Victoria Hospital is located next to the college. Additional information will be provided at the Coaches meeting. Laundry Services Uniforms can be laundered at the Athletic Service Counter. Teams are asked to fill out the form completely when dropping their laundry. Due to space constraints, we are unable to hang uniforms to dry. Teams are asked to take them back to their hotels to dry. Georgian College is not responsible for lost or damaged items. Change Room and Team Room Information Georgian Athletics has 4 team rooms available for use. Room assignments will be provided at the coaches meeting. VIP Lounge The VIP Lounge is located on the second floor of the Student and Athletic Centre in the Multi Purpose Room. Light refreshments will be available. Parking Parking charges are assessed when leaving the campus: Fees are $5.00 from 9am –7pm and $2.00 after 7pm. All Buses and large vans are asked to park in lot #6. OCAA Official Game Ball The Mikasa MVA200 will be used throughout the tournament. Practice balls will be available. Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Tickets Tournament Ticket Prices Student Day Pass $3.00 Students 13 and younger No cost Adult Tournament Pass $15.00 Adult Day Pass $8.00 Media Championship Webpage/Media Information Tournament information, rosters, live updates, scores, recaps, and photos will be made available. Please provide complete media information sheet included with this package. Championship website can be found at www.georgiancollege.ca/mensvolleyball Webcast All games from the tournament will be broadcast in live streaming courtesy of SportsLive. Photography Action photos will be taken and available to view and download on the Championship webpage. A photo booth will be available onsite Thursday & Friday for souvenir photos. Twitter Live updates of scores and tournament information will be updated throughout @GeorgianGrizz Souvenir Championship T-Shirts Souvenir Championship T-Shirts will be made available to teams through Overkill. Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Host Hotel Holiday Inn Barrie Hotel & Conference Centre 20 Fairvew Road Barrie, Ontario L4N 4P3 Hotel Front Desk: 1.705.728.6191 Hotel Fax: 1.705.728.1718 Toll Free Number: 1.877.728.6191 email: [email protected] The Holiday Inn Barrie Hotel & Conference Centre will serve as the Host Hotel for the 2013/14 OCAA Men’s Volleyball Championshp. As Host Hotel the Holiday Inn will offer discounted rates for participating teams. DEADLINE TO BOOK ROOMS Located conveniently just off Highway 400 the Holiday Inn is within five minutes of the Georgian College Campus. IS FEBRUARY 10TH, 2014 Directions from Hotel to Georgian College 1. Start out going northwest on Fairview Rd toward Essa Rd/ HWY-27. 2. Merge onto HWY-400 N. 3. Take the Duckworth Street exit, exit 102. 4. Turn right onto Duckworth 5. Turn left at first set of lights, Ring Rd 6. Georgian Athletic and Fitness Centre is located in the Student Life Centre, Building J (Next page for map) Men’s Volleyball Provincial Championship February 20th-22nd, 2014 Georgian College - Campus Map Georgian Athletic and Fitness Centre Entrance in from Duckworth St on Ring Rd. OCAA MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 2014 OCAA Room Rates Available For All Teams Participating In The OCAA Volleyball Tournament Call To Book TODAY 1-705-722-0555 x 439 Amanda Abram [email protected] Indoor Swimming Pool Fitness Centre Tattinger’s Restaurant & Lounge Free Wireless Internet Free Parking Large Parking Area For Buses Host Hotel for This Year’s OCAA Volleyball Championships HOT BREAKFAST INCLUDED IN RATES 20 Fairview Road Barrie, Ontario
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