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Volleyball camp to be held July 12-15 by Lady Bison
The Buffalo Lady Bison will host their annual volleyball camp July 12-15 for grades three through 12 at a cost of $20 per camper.
Volleyball camp at Austin
Austin High junior varsity volleyball coach Tracie McPhillips helps lead the Austin volleyball camp at the school Monday. The camp offers young girls instruction on hitting, setting and serving.
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The Ozark volleyball program will host camps for players in grades 3-12 during July 19-22.
Hoover volleyball honored for academics
The Hoover High School volleyball team was nearly perfect in the classroom last season, in addition to going undefeated in the Federal League.
Volleyball camp visitors help Chieftains reach higher level
During the four three-hour sessions that comprised Tonganoxie High volleyball camp this past week, none was more eye-opening than Day 3, when the Chieftains witnessed another level of play high and hard, above the net.
Camp update: Flagler volleyball and tennis, and St. Joseph basketball on the horizon
The First Coast Volleyball Camp at Flagler College will be held July 5-9 at the Flagler Gym. The camp is open to boys and girls of all ages. Cost is $150, and is from 9 a.m.-noon. For information, call Taylor Mott at 669-0676 or email mottt@flagler.edu . ... The Lady Wolves Basketball Camp will be held at St. Joseph Academy July 19-21. The camp is open to boys and ...
W. Volleyball. Get Your Tickets
The 2010 volleyball season is less than two months away. The Boilermakers are getting ready for the season, and so should you. Tickets are on sale now for all 16 of the team's home matches.
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Must-Win for USA Men Reid Priddy and Clay Stanley have been back in the line-up for the last two weeks, but the USA men's team lost setter Donald Suxho to injury last week in the first match against Egypt. Kevin Hansen has been the starting setter ever since, pulling out wins in the two Egypt matches.
Kessy and Ross Learn to Win at Home Jen Kessy and April Ross proved that they are the best women's team on the AVP Tour so far in 2010. After beating Misty May-Treanor and Nicole Branagh last weekend in the Virginia Beach final, Kessy and Ross officially surpassed them in points to become the No. 1 ranked team. This week in Belmar, they put an exclamation point on it by winning their third-straight AVP event.
Nick and Fuerby Break Through The AVP's fourth event in Virginia Beach last weekend put some new names in the record books when Nick Lucena and Matt Fuerbringer won their first tournament together since they joined forces earlier this year. Nick and Fuerby beat John Hyden and Sean Scott in two sets, 21-17 and 21-19.
World League = World Cup? As World League competition continues for the third week alongside soccer's World Cup, I'm struck by the similarities between our two sports but yet the difference in enthusiasm and coverage. There was a time in the not-so-distant past when soccer in America was at the bottom of the pro sports barrel. I don't know if anyone could have predicted that soccer would command so much attention from Americans in this lifetime. Could volleyball follow in its footsteps?
American Men Keep Hope Alive After dropping their first two World League matches to Russia, the USA men rebounded with two four set wins over Finland. The wins bring their record to 2-2. They now sit in second place in their pool and tied with Germany for eighth overall.
Megan Wins Big ... Again! Congratulations to Penn State's Megan Hodge for being named the 2009-2010 Honda-Broderick Cup winner. The award is a tremendous honor that goes to the NCAA's best overall female athlete. Megan is only the fifth volleyball player to win the award in the 35-year history. She shares the award with Maya Moore of the UConn basketball team.
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