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Volume 1, Issue 14
March 19, 2015
Badger Region Volleyball Association
THE BADGER BEACON
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
your pix from the badger region championships
email yours to brian@badgervolleyball.org
SafeSport Tips.....................2
Tip of the week...................2
Boys at #BRChamps2015...2
Girls at #BRChamps2015...3
Feature story......................4
Calendar of events…....….5
J County Flair
milwaukee sting 13 white
Contact the Region…....…5
Free region clinic...............7
From the Ref Stand............9
MVC B12-KEVIN
SOUTHPORT 14-NATIONAL
Questions about
membership?
MVC b15-Kyle
Email our staff at
membership@badgervolleyball.org
SOUTHPORT 16S
TIPS AND TIDBITS...
• Also, all boys volleyball direcors will have a
meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 14, at the
Badger Region office. We are currently taking any agenda items that teams may want
to talk about. Any club thinking about starting
boys volleyball is also encouraged to attend.
RIVER CITY 15S
• After going through the piles of papers
and scoresheets, we wanted to commend the following athletes on doing a
fantastic job reffing over the weekend
(in no particular order):
* Milwaukee Volleyball Club 18-Jake
* Southport B18s
* Wisconsin Performance 16R
* Milwaukee Sting 16 Boys
River City 13s
* Kelsey Last (Madison Elite 13 Black)
* Becky Stolpa (Midwest Penguins 16-1)
* Taylor Mielke (Milwaukee Sting
16-Black)
* Sarah Klobucher (Milwaukee Sting
15-Black)
* Grace Woolwine (FC Elite 16 Navy)
* McKenna Fitterer (Motion Volleyball
16 Blue)
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Use a juggling drill for ball handling
With just two balls and a partner, this fast-paced
ball handling drill can be completed in a practice
environment, outside or in the living room. Yes,
the living room.
Bill Neville, an internationally experienced
coach and the National Commissioner of Coaches
Education, presents this adaptable ball handling
drill he calls “juggling” that yields 300-500 touches
in just 15 minutes.
Neville discusses various ways to modify this
drill. It can be used in a practice environment to
maximize reps for ball handlers and setters. It can
be used as a “homework” drill for players to complete on their own time. It can even be modified
for inside play if the weather outside is frightful.
Check out the video on The Art of Coaching
Volleyball website for Bill’s pointers on implementing this juggling drill and modifying it for specific
situations and training needs: http://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/juggling-drill-for-ball-handling/?ap_id=BadgerRegionVB
Boys results from the Region Championships
Congratulations to all
of the medal winners in
the 2015 Badger Region Volleyball Championships:
Boys 12:
1. Milwaukee Sting
12 Boys
2. Southwest Milwaukee B12
3. Midwest Penguins
B12
Boys 13:
1. Milwaukee Sting
13 Boys
2. MVC B13-Susanne
3. Spike Milwaukee
B13
3. Lake Country 13s
Boys 15:
1. MVC B15-Kyle
2. Southport B15s
3. Muskego Stars
15-Black
3. WVA Nightmares
15-Black
Boys 14:
1. MVC B14-Jon
2. MVC B14-Alyssa
3. Lake Country 14s
3. Milwaukee Sting
14 Boys
Boys 16:
1. MVC B16-Jim
2. MVC B16-Aaron
3. Southport B16s
3. WVA Nightmares
16-Black
Boys 17:
1. Milwaukee Sting
17 Boys
2. MVC B17-Kyle
3. MVC B17-Jimmy
3. Lake Country B17s
Boys 18s:
1. MVC 18-Jake
2. WVA Nightmares
18-Black
3. Southport 18s
3. MVC 18-Brian
http://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/clinics/events/chicago2015
Tips for clubs and
coaches regarding parent
communications
Engagement between
parents and athletes is an
important component of monitoring travel to competitions. It
helps athletes to feel safe and
connected and provides another level of oversight. Clubs can
encourage parent involvement
by promoting transparency
through information sharing
and access to athletes. The
goal is to maintain open lines
of communication between
parents and their children.
No. 1 Provide parents with the
cell phone numbers for all of the
adults on the trip for emergency
contact as well as information
for all hotels and venues.
No. 2 Encourage athletes to
use their cell phones and other
forms of electronic communication during trips and encourage
them to send information to
their parents―especially regular updates from the road and
changes to schedules.
No. 3 — Dedicate times for
athletes to contact their parents
and provide a team cell phone
for athletes who don’t have
their own cell phone.
No. 4 — Provide a detailed
travel itinerary including times
and progress (such as reaching the airport/hotel, etc.) as
well as the times of practice
and competition.
No. 5 — Establish an e-mail
and text group for broadcasting
information to parents as a group
and set a schedule for broadcasting travel progress to parents.
No. 6 — Communicate information in line with travel and communication policies. For example,
administrators can list travel groupings and assigned chaperones to
let parents know that procedures
are being followed.
No. 7 — Create a social
media platform group for
parents using Google+, Skype,
Facebook or other channels to
enable video and online communications at the team hotel.
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Girls results from the March 14-15 Region Championships
Congratulations to all
of the medal winners in
the first weekend of the
2015 Badger Region
Volleyball Championships:
The other weekend
of the Badger Region
Championships will be
April 11-12.
GIRLS 13 OPEN
Gold Bracket
1. Milwaukee Sting 13
Gold
2. Milwaukee Sting 13
Black
3. River City 13 Blue
3. Sparks 13-1
Silver Bracket
1. Milwaukee Sting 13
White
2. West Bend Elite 13
Blue
3. West Bend Power
13-Purple
3. Southwest G13-1
GIRLS 13 CLUB
Gold Bracket
1. Mizuno Wisconsin
Juniors 13-Runbird
2. Oconomowoc 13
Purple
3. I AM VBC 13
3. Muskego Stars 13
Blue
Silver Bracket
1. Jr. Vikings 13 Blue
2. Fond du Lac Fusion 13 Purple
3. Wisconsin Heights
13s
3. KMVA G13 Navy
Bronze Bracket
1. Southwest G13-2
2. WVA Lake Effect
13-Yellow
3. Racine Juniors
13-2s
3. Block Party G13-1s
GIRLS 15 OPEN
Gold Bracket
1. Milwaukee Sting 15
Gold
2. Milwaukee Sting 15
Black
3. Capital 15 Adidas
3. Southwest G15-1
Silver Bracket
1. West Bend Power
15-Purple
2. Fond du Lac Fusion 15-Purple
3. Milwaukee Sting 15
White
3. Motion Volleyball
15 Blue
GIRLS 15 CLUB
Gold Bracket
1. Medford Storm
15-1
2. WVA 15-White
3. Power GB 15
Green
3. FC Elite 15 White
Silver Bracket
1. Wisconsin Select
15
2. Mizuno Wisconsin
Juniors 15-Runbird
3. Southwest G15-s
3. Wisconsin Heights
15s
Silver Bracket
1. Wisconsin Ice 16
National
2. Captial 16 Adidas
3. Milwaukee Sting 16
Black
3. River City 16 Blue
Bronze Bracket
1. Eau Claire Aire
15-1
2. Madison Elite 15
Black
3. Midwest Penguins
15 Red
3. Capital 15 Navy
Gold Bracket
1. Capital 16 Navy
2. WVA Lake Effect
16-Yellow
3. Midwest Penguins
16-2
3. I AM VBC 16
GIRLS 16 OPEN
Gold Bracket
1. WVA 16-Black
2. FC Elite 16 Navy
3. Milwaukee Sting 16
White
3. Wisconsin Select
16
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For overnight stay:
$305 paid by check or credit card online
Two campers to a dorm room
Carthage College Women’s Volleyball
Coach Leanne Ulmer
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Phone: (262) 945-8534
Email: lulmer@carthage.edu
Commuters:
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GIRLS 16 CLUB
Silver Bracket
1. Madison Elite 16 Teal
2. Eau Claire Air 16-1
3. KMVA G16 Navy
3. Southwest G16-2
Bronze Bracket
1. Fox Valley Thunder
2. Mizuno Wisconsin
Juniors 16-National
3. Milton Aces G16
Elite
3. River City 16 Black
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Boys player crosses the state to be a part of WVA
By Brian Sharkey
His high school does not have
brian@badgervolleyball.org boys volleyball, but he hopes one
WVA Nightmares outside hitter Brett Thompson goes up for a
kill at the 2014 Badger Region Championships.
Brett Thompson is unique when it
comes to being a boys volleyball.
Thompson, a 6-foot 6-inch
middle blocker/right side hitter is
in his second club season with the
Wisconsin Volleyball Academy
Nightmares program.
He is committed to St. Ambrose
University and also plays basketball
and track and field for his high
school.
Nothing really unique about that
yet, right?
How about this: He travels about
three hours from West Salem, Wis.,
to Appleton for practice once a
week.
His mother is the high school
girls’ coach at West Salem High
School, so he learned the game of
volleyball at a very young age.
Thompson chose WVA because
he got to know some of the boys one
summer while playing on the Badger
Region High Performance team.
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day that it will grow out toward his
area.
According to his coach, he can
play any hitter position and is a huge
weapon in the Nightmares’ offensive
system. He also creates big runs with
his jump serve.
“Brett’s commitment to the sport
and to WVA is really inspiring. His
positive attitude and excitement to
play volleyball has rubbed off on all
the boys in our program. We’re lucky
to have him.” WVA Nightmares
Director of Operations Matt Seidl
explains. “At the Dennis Lafata St.
Louis Qualifier, his family got to
the hotel at 4 a.m., because he had a
basketball game the night prior. He
was ready to go for our 9 a.m. match
and played outstanding as usual.”
Have a great or unusual story
about an athlete in the Badger Region? Email Brian Sharkey at brian@
badgervolleyball.org.
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Badger Region
Volleyball Association
2831 N. Grandview Blvd.
Suite 221
Pewaukee, WI 53072
Staff
Jennifer Armson-Dyer
Director of Operations
jen@badgervolleyball.org
414-507-1124
Terry Paulson
Tournament Director
tpaulson@badgervolleyball.org
414-588-2665
Badger Region Volleyball Association
Calendar of events
March 22: Badger Region Qualifier for girls ages 13, 14 and 15 at Kettle Moraine High School.
March 22: Free middle school boys clinic after the 2 p.m. MSOE/Loras men’s volleyball at the
Milwaukee School of Engineering.
March 25: Free informational clinic for anyone interested in learning about how to start a boys or
girls developmental program at the Badger Region Office in Pewaukee.
March 28: Men’s and women’s adult tournament at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
March 29: Badger Region Qualifier for girls ages 12, 16, 17 and 18 at Kettle Moraine High School.
April 10: Free youth players clinic sponsored by the
Badger Region for girls ages
12-18. (More information to
follow).
Brian Sharkey
Program Director
brian@badgervolleyball.org
414-313-9055
April 11-12: Badger Region
Championships for Adults,
G11, G12, G14, G17 and G18
teams at the Wisconsin Center (Downtown Milwaukee)
Colleen Houk
Operations Manager
colleen@badgervolleyball.org
262-349-9785
Ryan Thompson
Program Specialist
ryan@badgervolleyball.org
262-349-9785
Fax: 262-349-9971
April 19: Dale Rohde Memorial Tournament for boys ages
12-18 at Center Court Sports
Center in Waukesha and
Kettle Moraine High School
Wisconsin Premiere 14 Teal won the Oshkosh tournament in Wales.
in early February. Congrats, team.
The Badger Region Volleyball
Association promotes initiatives
for safe, structured and fun
life-long volleyball experiences!
If you (or you or your organization)
would like to advertise in a
future Badger Beacon, contact
Brian Sharkey at the phone
number or email address above.
More online:
www.badgervolleyball.org
Twitter:
@BadgerRegionVB
Facebook:
BadgerRegionVolleyball
Lakeland College.
April 25: Men’s and women’s
adult volleyball tournament at
May 9: Men’s and women’s adult volleyball tournament at Sheboygan North High School.
May 10: USA Volleyball Beach High Performance tryout from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the RecPlex in
Pleasant Prairie. To register, go to www.usavolleyball.org.
May 14: Boys club director meeting at 6 p.m. at the Badger Region Office in Pewaukee.
May 22-27: Adult Open Champioships/PVL Championships in Detroit, Mich.
June 6-7: USA Volleyball Junior Beach Tour in Badger Region (location to be determined).
June 22-July 3: Girls Junior National Championships in New Orleans, La.
June 28-July 5: Boys Junior National Championships in Columbus, Ohio.
July 21-25: High Performance Championships for both boys and girls at the Iowa Events Center
(Hyvee Hall) and Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa.
Aug. 9: Mandatory Club Directors meeting (in conjunction with the Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches
Association meetings) at Oshkosh Lourdes High School.
Have a great story idea or person you want featured in the Badger Beacon?
Email Brian Sharkey at brian@badgervolleyball.org.
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Region offering free clinic
on Wednesday, March 25
The next free clinic being
offered by the staff of the Badger Region will help coaches
and club build a developmental
program for boys or girls.
The free session will take
place at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25, at the Badger
Region office, 2831 North
Grandview Blvd., Suite 221,
and is limited to the first 15
registrants.
To register, go to http://
badgervolleyball.org/impact-coaching-clinics/ (You will
be taken to a link in Webpoint,
so make sure you know your
login.)
These events will be very
informal and offer coaches the
opportunity to network and
Your Pix
share ideas in a small group
setting (think business-to-business gathering).
If you have an idea for a
topic that you would like to see
discussed at these events, email
Colleen Houk at colleen@badgervolleyball.org.
And, if these sessions are well
received, we will consider adding
additional dates in additional
parts of the state.
Remember, our Badger Region
staff is always here to help in
any way that we can. Take advantage of emailing or giving us
a call to discuss concerns or just
to chat about what is happening
in your club.
Eau Claire Air 18-1s shows off their medals after a
recent tournament. Send in your fun team photos
or event snapshots to brian@badgervolleyball.
org.
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Test your knowledge with the back-row setter
By Jim Momsen
Badger Region Ref Chair
Last week, we looked at what
constitutes a penetration fault —
aka crossing the centerline into
the opponent’s court.
I also posed the situation and
a question that we’ll answer in
this issue’s column: Consider the
situation of a back-row setter
who is coming toward the net
to handle an over-pass. What
are the eight outcomes that can
occur?
Early in my officiating career,
one of my mentors posed this
situation to me and added, “Seven of those outcomes are NOT
GOOD.”
So, let’s see how you did answering the question, “What are
the eight outcomes?”
Drum roll, please….
FROM THE REF STAND
1. No fault occurs and the
referee does not have to blow the
whistle.
2. The setter mis-handles the
ball. Double contact fault —
Rule 9.3.4.
3. While playing the ball, the
setter contacts the top tape of
the net. Net fault on the setter —
Rules 11.3.1 & 11.4.4.
4. While playing the ball, the
blocker contacts the top tape of
the net. Net fault on the blocker
— Rules 11.3.1 & 11.4.4.
5. The setter reaches beyond
the plane of the net and contacts
the ball in an attempt to save it.
Reach-over on the setter — Rule
13.3.1.
6. The blocker contacts the
ball which has not yet entered
the plane of the net and the
setter has a legitimate play on it.
Reach-over on the blocker - Rule
14.6.1.
7. The setter touches the ball
while it is entirely above the
height of the net and it is then
legally blocked by the opponent.
Illegal back-row attack on the
setter – Rule 13.3.3.
8. The ball enters the plane of
the set and is blocked into the
setter while part of the setter’s
body is above the height of the
net. Illegal back-row block on
the setter — Rule 14.6.2.
Well, how did you do?
You’ve had two weeks to
think about and identify these
outcomes. Remember that
during play, all this action
happens in a split-second and
the First Referee (R1), who is
sighting along the length of the
net and has the best position
to see the play, must make a
quick decision on the outcome
of the playing actions — What
was the position of the ball at
the time of the contact? Where
did the players’ contact(s) with
the ball occur? What was the
position of the player (above/
below/beyond) in relation to
the top of the net?
In future columns, we’ll dig
deeper into some of these rules.
If you have a question about
a rule, signal, or playing situation, please email Badger Beacon
Editor Brian Sharkey (Brian@
BadgerVolleyball.org) and we’ll
work on including it in a future
issue.
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Klotsche Center • $210 commuter
HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT CAMP
July 16-18 • Klotsche Center
$120 commuter/$220 resident** per camper
Contact Neuberg4@uwm.edu
2015 SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
13X CHAMPIONS
NCAA TOURNAMENT
10 APPEARANCES
For more information on the camp dates for
the summer of 2015, visit us on the web at
www.MKEPANTHERS.com
$6 parking for attendees of the
2015 Badger Region
Volleyball Championships
East Entrance is located on Plankinton Ave and Michigan St (615 N Plankinton)
Alternate West entrance located on 2nd Street, off Michigan St
Wisconsin
Center
Wisconsin Ave
To get the special event rate of $6:
1. Do NOT push the button for a ticket.
BADGER VOLLEYBALL
2. At the entrance, hold the QR code by the red
scanner towards the bottom of the machine.
3. A ticket will automatically print and should
read: "Welcome: Badger Volleyball”
*Rate available daily from March 13, 2015 - March 15, 2015
and April 11, 2015 - April 12, 2015