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1 Badger Region Volleyball Association Volume 4, Issue 22 July 12, 2018 THE BADGER BEACON Badger Region teams shine at Nationals 33 girls teams from state play in Detroit The 39th USA Volleyball Championship took place at the Cobo Center in Detroit from June 25 through July 4. Teams from the Badger Region competing at the 2018 Girls Junior National Championships included: 12-American 37th: I AM VBC 12 45th: 360 Volleyball Academy American 58th: Midwest Penguins 13-Black 62nd: Wisconsin Premier 13-Teal 14-National 43rd: Midwest Penguins 14-Black 14-American 19th: Wisconsin Premier 14-Teal 61st: Wisconsin Premier 14-White 14-Patriot 17th: I AM VBC 14 35th: Southwest G14-Blue 41st: FC Elite 14-Navy 45th: River City 14 Blue 51st: Midwest Penguins 14-Red 53rd: Fusao 14 Azul 53rd: Muskego Stars 14 Blue 59th: Power Green Bay 14 Green 15-National 5th: FC Elite 15-Navy 33rd: Midwest Penguins 15-Black 15-American 50th: Wisconsin Premier 15-Teal 55th: Wisconsin Ice 15 Purple 15-Patriot 39th: WVA Lake Effect 15-Yellow 45th: RVA G15-Navy 49th: Southwest G15-Blue 54th Southport G15-Blue 16-National 45th: FC Elite 16-Navy 16-American 50th: Epic 16-West 55th: RVA G16-Navy 16-Patriot 21st: Southport G16-Blue 35th: Fusao 16-Azul 45th: Southwest G16-Blue 57th: Power Green Bay 16-Green 17-National 21st: FC Elite 17-Navy 43rd: Wisconsin Select 17s 17-Patriot 30th: Fusao 17-Azul Boys teams do very well in Arizona The Badger Region sent 23 teams to the Boys Junior National Championships in Phoenix, Ariz., July 2-9. There were 578 teams registered from Hawaii to New England and Puerto Rico to Canada. Next year, the boys head to Dallas, Texas, for the year-end event. 13 Club Milwaukee Sting B13-Gold: 5th place (Gold Bracket) Milwaukee Sting B13-Black: 15th place (Bronze Bracket) 14 Open MVC B14-Jon: 17th place (Bronze Bracket) Milwaukee Sting B14-Gold: 25th place 15 Open MVC 15-Carlos: 17th place (Bronze Bracket) Milwaukee Sting B15-Gold: 23rd place 15 Club Milwaukee Sting B15-Black: 5th Place (Gold Bracket) 16 Open MVC B16-Brad: 21st place Milwaukee Sting B16-Gold: 23rd place MVC B16-Tony: 25th place 16 Club Milwaukee Sting B16-Black: 3rd place (Gold Bracket) Southport B16-Blue: 13th place (Silver Bracket) WVA Nightmares 16-Black: 39th place MVC B16-MJ: 73rd place 17 Open MVC B17-Jake: 15th place (Bronze Bracket) 17 USA Milwaukee Sting B17-Gold: 5th place (Gold Bracket) Southport B17-Blue: 9th place (Silver Bracket Champs) 17 Club MVC B17-Mike: 33rd place 18 Open Cream City 18-1: 31st place Milwaukee Sting B18-Gold: 33rd place Southport B18-Blue: 35th place 18 Club Capital B18-Adidas: 13th place Motion B18-Blue: 36th place INSIDE Beach Championships...2 Oshkosh boys league...2 WYVL...2 Serve United...3 USA Volleyball notes...3 From a board member...4 Sportsmanship...4 SafeSport...5 Outdoor events...5 Officials promoted...7 Calendar of events...8 Board structure...9 Athletes chosen for girls HP teams After a three-day camp at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 20 female athletes were chosen to represent the Badger Region at the prestigious High Performance Championships taking place July in Tulsa, Okla. The athletes for the Girls International Youth team (born in 2002 and 2003) are: Elizabeth Binder, Alexis Boling, Tatum Catalano, Camryn Lukenbill, Sam Naber, Hattie Bray, Courtney Pearson, Grace Rohde, Isabelle Schauer and Sammie Seib. The coaches for the team are head coach BJ Bryant (St. Norbert University/Wisconsin Volleyball Academy) and assistant coach Sara Blaiser (Milwaukee Sting). The athletes for the Girls National Select team (born in 2004 and 2005) include: Isabelle Van Lannen, Dorci Walker, Paige Platz, Brooke Porter, Tatum Kebisek, Karissa Kaminski, Kara Schmit, Morgan Daugherty, Haley Koch and Sophie Illman. The coaches for this team will be head coach Susan Peterson (Alverno College) and Dan Dresen (Wisconsin Juniors). Both teams will train on July 22 at the Milwaukee Sting Center before flying out on July 23 for the High Performance Championships. The previously announced boys team will scrimmage July 22 at the same place. For more details about the Badger Region High Performance program and to order HP apparel, visit www. badgervolleyball.org.

2 page 2 the badger beacon Region to crown beach champs The Badger Region will host its inaugural Sand Championships July 15 at Center Court, 815 Northview Road, in Waukesha. The date change is due to number of teams entered and possible weather. The tournament will be a oneday competition with the following breakdown: Divisions include: Girls 12, Girls 14s, Girls 16s, Girls 18s and High School Boys. Cost of the tournament is $65 per team. A USA Volleyball membership is required to participate in this event. Walk-up registration will not be taken unless adding a team is conducive to simplified formatting and court space is available. The tournament is not a bid or qualifying event for the National Beach Tour Championships that will take place July in Siesta Key, Fla. The Region will plan to host its own bid event in WYVL giving opportunities to grow the game Wisconsin Youth Volleyball League is in full swing, preparing for its eighth season and offering opportunities to athletes, coaches and officials. Many new leagues are forming, existing programs are adding more teams and the number of new boys teams is growing. An estimated 150 teams will be participating this fall. The league starts the weekend after Labor Day and runs until the end of October at both Center Court and the Milwaukee Sting Center. The last weekend of October is the end of league tournament a fun way to close out the fall season. A common question the Region office gets is, How do we start a program in our school? The first thing is to understand what the league is about. WYVL is a district-specific high school feeder program for athletes 5th through 8th grade who want to play volleyball in the fall to ultimately prepare them for high school. The spirit of the league is what brings kids in. Anyone with any type of skill is eligible to play for their districts WYVL team, even if you haven t previously touched a volleyball. It also gives the athletes a chance to make friends, experience competitive play between schools and learn the rules that come with the sport. All of the WYVL leagues have the full support of their high school coaches. If you do not have a league in your district, reach out to your varsity volleyball coach and middle school athletic director for guidance. You can also contact the Badger Region office for more information on starting a league. Every official, coach and athlete must be a USAV member and purchase either a $15 Adult WYVL Summer Membership (coach) or a $15 WYVL Junior Summer Membership unless they already have a full membership from playing, coaching or officiating during the previous club season. For parents who want to help coach for one of the teams, Badger Region is running two free IMPACT coaching sessions on July 15 and August 5 to help you get started. New this year is the addition of officials training. The league will be used to get new officials certified and current officials mentored. If you are interested in becoming a WYVL official, please contact Sara at sara@badgervolleyball.org. Oshkosh to host boys league The Badger Region will be hosting a middle school league for athletes in the Fox Valley area Sundays Sept. 9, Sept. 16, Sept. 23 and Sept. 30. The location of the league will be the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Kolf Center from 5-7 p.m. each night. Athletes and coaches from around the UW-Oshkosh men s club volleyball team will train athletes for the first hour of the evening and then will act as coaches and officials for the last hour of each night s league play. League participation is free, however all athletes must have a Badger Region membership. All athletes who played club volleyball during the season do not need a membership, as their membership from the club season carries through Oct. 31. All others must purchase the $15 summer membership to join. The league is limited to the first 30 athletes who sign up. To register, go to www. badgervolleyball.org and click the story on the home page of the website. Kenosha location The Badger Region is working on bringing the middle school league back to Kenosha as well. Details will be out soon on location, dates and other details. For questions about either the Oshkosh or Kenosha leagues, Brian Sharkey at brian@badgervolleyball.org or call

3 page 3 the badger beacon Serve United returns to get parents involved The groundwork for a new program has been laid to further the Badger Region s mission to have athletes, coaches, parents and officials work together to grow the sport of volleyball and enhance everyone s experience at volleyball events. The Badger Region staff, its board of directors and its advisory chairpersons see a great deal of benefit in this new program, titled Serve United, that encourages parents to assist with work crew responsibilities at tournaments and other duties as the club sees needed. As part of the Serve United program, parents can register using the discounted Badger Region Serve United membership in Webpoint, get certified as a scorer and also learn about line judging, libero tracking and second referee via the free online tutorials available through the USA Volleyball Academy. While there are no certifications for second referees, line judging and libero tracking, the rostered adult can perform that duty for a team when it is needed at a tournament. During the season, this parent/ adult can contribute to the success of the club and ease some stress on the team if they re able to step in and give a player a break to eat, rehydrate or rest. The benefits of the Serve United program would include: * USAV/Badger Region parent members are allowed on the playing surface to retrieve balls during warm-ups * USAV/ Badger Region parent members can line judge, score/libero track or serve as a second referee during assigned work matches after completing the training module. * USAV/ Badger Region parent members may decide to continue to be involved after their players graduate and become USAV Certified Officials maybe once their son or daughter has completed their career on the junior circuit. * USAV/Badger Region parent would be an additional background-screened and SafeSport-certified adult that would be around for increased child protection and safety awareness. According to the results of the 2016 State of the Badger Region Survey, parents/coaches/athletes said they would like to see more time in between matches for athletes to recover. While there are time constraints for tournaments and facilities, this program is one great way for parents to get involved to help keep the tournament moving while also providing additional time for their team s athletes. It s also a great opportunity for parents to step in and know what it s like to have to make the snap decisions that officials and athletes have to make on the court every play. It s always easier to ref from the sidelines so why not step onto the court where your decisions can have a real impact. This program doesn t allow parents to sit on a team s bench unless they are also IMPACT certified. IMPACT is the minimum certification required by USA Volleyball and the Badger Region for all coaches. (For more on IMPACT, see The Badger Region will fully reimburse parents who do the following: * Purchase a USA Volleyball/ Badger Region Serve United membership ($27) from the start of the season through April 1 * Clear their first USA Volleyball background screening ($18), which is good for two seasons * Certify as a scorer via the USAV Academy online referee training (free) * Take the online classes for line judging and libero tracking (free) * Take the junior training for second referees (free) * Take the SafeSport online awareness class (free) * Serve their team at matches in the various capacities * Brian Sharkey (brian@ badgervolleyball.org) that you are starting your certifications All participants who complete the tasks listed above will receive a Badger Region Serve United T-shirt to help promote the program and encourage more adults to become active in their club s responsibilities to make tournament experiences better. While this program hopes to grow the number of active adults and potential future referees, not all parents of every player in the Badger Region can be reimbursed. Therefore, we must limit the number of adults who receive full reimbursements to the first 100 parents who sign up (limit of 10 parents from the same club). USA Volleyball to host VNL Finals for three years The FIVB announced the USA will host the next three editions of the Men s Volleyball Nations League (VNL) Finals, from , ensuring the continued success of the flagship competition. Speaking at the 2018 VNL Finals in Lille, FIVB President Ary S. Graça said: I am delighted that the USA will host one of our biggest and most talked about events The USA is the biggest sports market in the world and presents significant commercial opportunities for our sport to grow and develop around the world. There are few countries which do sports presentation better than the USA, so I have no doubt they will be excellent partners for us. The VNL has, in its first year, inspired our volleyball family, bringing together younger generations to play the game and creating a global dialogue. The popularity of volleyball in the USA continues to grow, and after some phenomenal matches in 2018, we are already looking ahead and planning a fantastic event in 2019! As a new event in 2018, the VNL symbolizes volleyball s biggest revolution in the past decade, setting the standard for both athlete and fan experience. By using the latest innovations and cutting-edge technology, the FIVB has provided fans, both in the stadium and watching all over the world, with an immersive and engaging volleyball experience. Courtside DJs and dance moves that imitate volleyball movements have made fans part of the action, as well as helping to teach them more about the sport and providing entertainment during breaks in play. USA Volleyball CEO Jamie Davis said: USA Volleyball s partnership with the FIVB and the VNL will help us to put volleyball on par with these other sports, in terms of excitement, energy, professionalism and presentation. The popularity of volleyball continues to grow in the USA it is the number one team participation sport for women and girls at high school and collegiate level, and the second-fastest growing boy s high school sport, growing 15 percent over the last four years. Hosting the VNL Men s Finals is a great privilege for USA Volleyball and I believe can be the tool for inspiring millions more young people to take part. In the first edition of the women s VNL Finals, Team USA became inaugural champions. The men s team took home the bronze.

4 page 4 the badger beacon An international referee s journey The Badger Beacon asks each staff and board member to submit an article for publication twice per year to let members know what they envision as best practices for the organization. This week, the Beacon gives this space to Badger Region President/Commissioner Julie Voeck. ESP sportsmanship program will return in 2019 Sportsmanship isn t a suggestion for the way every player, coach and fan should act on and off the court. It is the expectation. To reward those exceeding expectations, the Badger Region wants to recognize you. The season marks the fourth year of the Enthusiastic. Supportive. Positive. program that encourages volleyball enthusiasts, specifically fans in the stands. Last season, tournament directors throughout the Region distributed close to 300 wristbands at events and tournaments, and we re looking to hand out hundreds more. Then, at the Badger Region Championships in March and April, anyone who was awarded I began my journey as an international referee when I attended my international referee training course in Atlanta in Since USA was the host country, we were able to send four candidates plus one, if one of the candidates was a female. Yes, that s right I got my start as an international referee due to an opportunity when NORCECA and FIVB were trying to increase the number of international referees. I tell people about my beginning because I believe that opportunities are what you make of them. I received an opportunity due to an open spot it was up to me what I did with that opportunity. Along the way I have had many opportunities to officiate international volleyball matches around the world. I have traveled to Europe, South America, India and Central America. I am most proud of the opportunity to represent my country in a sport I love. I am also proud that I have been able to share a little bit of Badger Region along the journey by giving Badger Region flipping coins and other Badger Region branded items to referees and volunteers around the world. As I look back, I have two memorable events that stand out among all of the matches I have worked. The first was the gold medal men s finals at the World Military championships in Germany in I was selected to work as the second referee in the match where Greece was playing Saudi Arabia. These teams had played earlier during the event and had controversy following the match. In the finals, the captain from the Greece team went under the net to pursue a ball (which was legal). The captain made physical contact during the play, which resulted in the benches clearing and all the players from both teams entering the court. During this event, what was going through my mind was advice from my mentor Neill Luebke, there will be unusual situations that happen during matches. Don t freak out when it does happen. I stayed calm and the match ensued. The second match was when I was selected to officiate the men s USA vs. Iran series. The event was held in Los Angeles in I knew going into the event there could be cultural issues with a female serving as a referee for the matches. The event consisted of three matches over several days, where I served as first referee for two of the three matches. It is customary after the end of the match for the players of each team to shake referees hands. After the first match, the Iran players acknowledged me, but did not shake my hand. I will note that it is normal within this culture for men not to shake a woman s hand in public so I was not surprised when none of the players shook my hand. a wristband throughout the year, was eligible to win Badger Region gear such as T-shirts, water bottles, mini volleyballs and other cool swag. So, what do you have to do to get a wristband? Support your team! Be positive! Show character that would make your mother proud! Get a little crazy. Go the extra mile. Recognize the good in your team and others. Get excited when even your opponent Over the three matches, I felt very good about my officiating for the event I was in the zone. After the final match, the players from Iran all shook my hand following the match. It was an honor for me to receive this gesture which I took to be a great show of respect to take that step and push a cultural norm. During my career as an international referee, I have had the opportunity to officiate several world military championships known as CISM (the French acronym). This year I officiated my final CISM event in Edmonton, Canada. I was recognized by CISM officials with a service award at the closing banquet. The honor was especially meaningful because it was presented by long-time CISM leadership Captain O.J. Osterhoff from the Netherlands and Colonel Jose Pinheiro from Brazil, who have become close friends during my many years of attending numerous CISM events around the world. As I complete my service as an international referee this year, my greatest joy from this experience is the people that I have met along the way. I have had the opportunity to meet and work with people from all over the world. These experiences have contributed to my personal knowledge and growth not only in volleyball, but as an individual as well. My future roles in the international arena include serving as a referee manager at future international events hosted in the U.S. as well as contributing to the training of future international referees. Next stop: I am looking forward to serving as the lead trainer for potential future USA international referees that will take place during High Performance Championships next week in Tulsa, Okla. makes an amazing save or play. Don t cheer against another team. Don t taunt or heckle officials, coaches or players. Don t give your club or team a black eye with any in your face cheers. Tournaments directors, Badger Region staff, referees and board members are watching. If you are a tournament director running a Badger Region/USA Volleyball-sanctioned event in 2019 and would like to request a package of wristbands for distribution at your event, contact Program Director Brian Sharkey at brian@badgervolleyball.org.

5 page 5 the badger beacon SafeSport unveils new tool kits for parents The U.S. Center for SafeSport has published a series of Parent Tool Kits. While the tool kits are aimed at parents, the information is helpful to anyone wanting to better understand the forms, signs and means of preventing abuse. The various tool kits help parents identify and address the following: * Child abuse * Child sexual abuse * Peer-to-peer sexual abuse * Physical abuse * Emotional abuse Badger Region full of sand, grass events JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS (USAV/Badger Region Sanctioned) * July 15: Badger Region Sand Championships Waukesha * July 15: Wisconsin Power Cut Shot Classic II The Bar/Green Bay * July 19-24: National Beach Tour Championships Siesta Key Beach, Fla. * July 22: Wisconsin Power Cut Shot Classic III The Bar/Green Bay * July 22: Impact Beach Blast The Bar Oshkosh * July 28: Lose the Shoes Festival Kenosha * July 29: WVA Beach Season Finale Appleton * July 29: Wisconsin Power Sizzle the Pitz Open II Sun Prairie * Aug. 3: Night in the Lights Pleasant Prairie * Aug 4-5: Boys Midwest Championships Montrose Beach Chicago * Aug. 5: Epic Beach Volleyball Tournament Racine * Aug. 11: WJV Summer Wrap Up Pleasant Prairie OTHER NON-SANCTIONED OUTDOOR EVENTS (No USAV membership required) * July 13-15: Waupaca Boatride (Sand Doubles and Grass Triples) at Brighton Acres in Oshkosh, Wis. * July 20-22: EVP Two Rivers * July 28: EVP Racine * July 28: Co-ed 4s Southport Slam grass tournament in Kenosha * July 29: Men s and women s 3 vs. 3 Southport Slam grass tournament in Kenosha * July 29: Grant Park (South Milwaukee) junior boys and girls beach tournament * Aug. 4: JVA Midwest Beach Championships in Milwaukee * Aug. 5: Marian University Grass Triples Tournament in Fond du Lac The tool kits are broken down into four different age-specific groupings 1. Pre-school 2. Elementary 3. Middle School 4. High School The U.S. Center for SafeSport is also providing a new resource called the, Parent s Guide To Misconduct in Sport. This is a free training offering and appropriately titled so as not to confuse it with the mandatory SafeSport modules required for certification. The Parent s guide is designed for parents of athletes of all ages. It explains the issues of misconduct in sport and helps parents ensure their children have a positive SafeSport Experience. The course can be accessed at: (click on training) or on the USAV Website at: com/safesport/parents.php. The materials in the SafeSport tool kids help promote strong and healthy relationships between team members and coaches. 3C program gives coaches additional mentoring, training The best way to learn is through a good mentor. Over the next few years, the Badger Region will help deliver information to coaching mentors throughout the region, to help the next generation of coaches get better, faster. We want to help place our experienced coaches in a position to share their knowledge, see new coaches in action, and guide coaches toward proven methods. The region has five FREE mentor-training clinics to give away. At each two-hour clinic, all club coaches participate, while three coaches are trained to be mentors by an Advisor Coach. We have done a good portion of the work for the new mentors. In 2015, I AM Volleyball Club was the first club to take part as a guinea pig in the 3C program. According to Master Coach BJ LeRoy, who is helping write the manual for the 3C program, The I AM folks were excellent. They wanted all the tips and critiques they could get and were happy to have us there. We all learned some new things last night. Other programs such as Wisconsin Juniors Volleyball Club, River City Volleyball Club and Madison Starlings have taken advantage of this unique program to better assist their coaches and athletes. Mentor information comes from the latest High Performance clinics, and other USA Volleyball Education resources that are hard to attend in person. Please consider claiming a clinic just as the season starts to get underway. Contact BJ LeRoy (4bjleroy@gmail.com) or the Badger Region Office for more information. For the full 3C website being started by the Region, go to:

6 W I S C O N S I N V O L L E Y B A L L C L U B AdversityWisconsin.org coachpauers@gmail.com Facebook.com/AWVBC About Adversity-Wisconsin VBc: in Athlete s sign up based on the grade they are entering Boys Only Summer Nights June 25 August 09 $ 375 SESSIoN LocAtIoN gender AgE DAYS time 9 ATC Boys grades 6-12 Tuesday & Thursday 7:00 9:00pm (2 courts) No training on July 3 rd in Honor of our Nation s Independence. Coed Position-Specific Fridays June 29 August 10 $ 225 s SESSIoN LocAtIoN INDooR/oUtDooR grade PoSItIoN time 11 ATC Indoor - Court grades 7-8 Defense & Setting 7:30 9:30am 12 ATC Indoor - Court grades 7-8 Attacker 10:00 Noon Fees are Non-Refundable: AdversityWisconsin.org or Forms and information: Locations: Adversity training center Jackson Sand Program

7 page 7 the badger beacon Badger Region officials at national events Above, from left, Alex Grycowski, Ron Kolash and Franco Marcos show off their new Junior National official patches they earned at GJNCs. At right, Mark Berman, far right, was the only Badger Region official in Phoenix at BJNCs. Great job representing us, Mark! Jim Arts and Dave Huening are shown in Detroit at GJNCs. And in the photo below, Jim Arts and Jeff Sears, both Badger Region officials, are seen in action. Region offers Provisional Plus referee certification By Jim Momsen Badger Region Ref Chair What is a Badger Region Provisional Plus Referee? A couple years ago, Badger Region created the Provisional Plus Referee certification. This certification was created as a stepping-stone to USA Volleyball Regional Referee certification. It allowed a USAV Provisional Referee to demonstrate advanced skills and indicate his or her desire to advance to USAV Regional Referee status in the future. What is required to become certified as a Badger region Provisional Plus Referee? First, you must become certified as a USAV Provisional Referee. Typically, and depending on prior experience, a new or In-Training Referee will be able to achieve Provisional Referee status in about one year. The additional, and annual, requirements to achieve/ maintain Provisional Plus certification are: * Passed an observation/feedback session by a Certified Badger region trainer. * Become either Provisional or Regional Scorer Certified this requires an on-court demonstration and practical application of Scorer skills. * Worked at least four assigned tournament dates in the current season the will start in December for our officials. * Give a day of service to the Region examples include: * Volunteering at Special Olympics * Volunteering as a Scorer Monitor at a Badger Region event * Etc. The application for Provisional Plus certification can be found on the BadgerVolleyball. org website under FORMS > Referee Forms > Provisional Plus Application We do not expect to see applications being submitted until late January 2019 at the earliest as we have not yet had any assignable events the , and you must also certify/ re-certify as a Provisional/Regional Scorer. Thank you again for all of your efforts to make volleyball better and more enjoyable! Have a question about reffing? brian@badgervolleyball. org and we will contact Jim Momsen to get your question answered.

8 page 8 the badger beacon Badger Region Volleyball Association 2831 N. Grandview Blvd. Suite 221 Pewaukee, WI Badger Region Volleyball Association Calendar of events Staff Jennifer Armson-Dyer Director of Operations jen@badgervolleyball.org Kelly Lehman Tournament Director kelly@badgervolleyball.org Brian Sharkey Program Director brian@badgervolleyball.org (cell) (office) Scott Spiess Operations Manager scott@badgervolleyball.org (cell) (office) Sara Voigt Program Specialist sara@badgervolleyball.org (office) Fax: 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 address above. More online: Facebook: Badger Region Volleyball Pinterest: BadgerRegionVol Instagram: BadgerRegionVB Sixty girls attended the annual Badger Region High Performance camp held at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay July 5-7. July 14-15: Badger Region Boys High Performance overnight training camp at Carthage College. July 14-15: Badger Region Sand Championships at Center Court in Waukesha. July 15: WYVL coaches IMPACT training at the Milwaukee Sting Center from 9 to 3 p.m. July 22: Girls and Boys High Performance scrimmage at the Milwaukee Sting Center. July 19-24: USA Volleyball National Beach Tour Championships, Siesta Key, Fla. July 24-28: USA Volleyball s High Performance Championships in Tulsa, Okla. Aug 5: WYVL coaches IMPACT training at the Milwaukee Sting Center from 9 to 3 p.m. Aug. 13: WIAA girls high school volleyball season begins Aug. 20: WIAA boys high school volleyball season begins Sept. 1: Memberships for the Badger Region season available at Sept. 9: Badger Region Board of Directors meeting at the Pewaukee office. Start time is 1 p.m. Sept. 16: Club volleyball open house at Center Court in Waukesha. Oct. 31: Last day that the Badger Region/USA Volleyball membership are still active. Nov. 4: Badger Region Board of Directors meeting at the Pewaukee office. Start time is 1 p.m. Have a great story idea or person you want featured in the Badger Beacon? Brian Sharkey at brian@badgervolleyball.org.

9 page 9 the badger beacon How is the Badger Region Board structured? The Badger Region Volleyball Association is governed by a Board of Directors that must be elected by members on a regular basis. Area reps serve three-year terms, while members of the executive board serve fouryear terms. Members, whether they are players, coaches, parents, directors, athletic trainers or officials, are encouraged to communicate with their respective representative if they think policies or financial decision in the Region need to be changed. Some policies enforced by Badger Region come from USA Volleyball, our sport s national governing body, so those can t be changed. But many others can. The Board is advised by a 11 chairpersons (or experts) in various parts of the game, and five staff members (some of which have multiple responsibilities). The state is divided into five parts geographically for representation. Plus, there are two at-large board members who you can approach if you don t feel comfortable with your current rep. And there is a rep dedicated just to issues that surround our Junior volleyball clubs and athletes. You ll be hearing from each Board member twice a year in the form of a column in the Badger Beacon. Now, let s meet them: Julie Voeck (Commissioner/President) Elected in jvoeck@attglobal.net Jim Momsen (Associate Commissioner/VP) Elected in jkmomsen@yahoo.com BJ Le Roy (Treasurer) Elected in bjleroy@gmail.com Kim Wudi (Secretary) Elected in wudikm@uwec.edu Brittany Stephens (Northwest Rep) Elected in address: britt.roemhild@gmail.com TBA (Northwest Rep) Appointed in TBA Stevens Point Mark Rushton (Southwest Rep) Elected in address: mark.rushton@cvamadison.net La Crosse Madison Holly Vogelsang (Southeast Rep) Elected in hvogelsang15@gmail.com Curtis Madson (Metro Milwaukee Rep) Appointed Curtis.Madson@cuw.edu Scott Blackmon (At-Large Rep) Elected in 2017 Josh Price (At-Large Rep) Elected in wijrs.josh.price@gmail.com Heather Curley (Junior Rep) Elected in 2017 Angie Lubach (Independent Rep) Appointed in scottlblackmon@gmail.com revolutionwi@yahoo.com Angela.lubach@yahoo.com Individual chairs and advisors who offer input to the Board of Directors but don t have authority to vote at meetings: Financial Chair: Anne Slattery Junior Girls Chair: TBA Junior Boys Chair: Jeff Liker Referee Chair: Jim Momsen Score Chair: Nancy Paulson Adult Chair: TBA Grassroots Chair: Lexi Middleton Development Chair: TBA Education Chair: TBA Beach Chair: Bill Petersen Officials Assigner: Larry Schoenick Officials Rating/Training: Julie Voeck REGION STAFF Director of Operations: Jennifer Armson-Dyer Program Director: Brian Sharkey Operations Manager: Scott Spiess Tournament Director: Kelly Lehman Program Specialist: Sara Voigt

10 CAMP 3 CAMP 2 CAMP 1 CAMP 4 CAMP 5 CAMP BOYS AND GIRLS SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS REGISTER ONLINE AT: VOLLEYBALL.UWOSHKOSHSPORTSCAMPS.COM JUNE 11-14, 2018 Girls All-Skills Camp Grades: 4th-10th JULY 16-19, 2018 Girls All-Skills Camp Grades: 4th-12th JULY 1-3, 2018 Girls Competition Camp Grades: 7th-12th AUGUST 2-5, 2018 Boys All-Skills Camp Grades: 7th-12th JULY 11-13, 2018 Girls Elite Position Camp Grades: 7th-12th AUGUST 8-11, 2018 Girls Individual & Team Camp Grades: 8th-12th AIR CONDITIONED HOUSING To have a brochure mailed to you or for any questions, please contact UW-Oshkosh women s volleyball head coach Jon Ellman at or elmannj@uwosh.edu

11 C About Adversity-Wisconsin VBc: As we enter our 17 th consecutive year of quality summer series programming, our staff would like to say Thank You to the athletes & parents who believe in our training & support our programs! In the last 3 years our club has seen three TOP 5 FINISHES at AAU nationals & had 3 out of 4 teams finishing in the top 25 in Athlete s sign up based on the grade they are entering in fall. Various assistants, head coaches & returning staff will lead our 7 Week programs per below: Summer Series Days June 11 July 26 $ 375 This 7 week instructional program offers an approach to all skills within a competitive environment. SESSIoN LocAtIoN INDooR grade/age DAYS time 1 ATC Indoor - Court grades 2-3 Monday & Wednesday 7:30 9:30am 2 ATC Indoor - Court grades 4-5 Monday & Wednesday 7:30 9:30am 3 ATC Indoor - Court grades 5-8 Monday & Wednesday 10:00 Noon 4 ATC Indoor - Court grades 5-8 Monday & Wednesday 1:00 3:00pm 5 ATC Indoor - Court grades 9-12 Tuesday & Thursday 7:30 9:30am 6 ATC Indoor - Court grades 9-12 Tuesday & Thursday 10:00 Noon 7 ATC Indoor - Court grades 9-12 Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 3:00pm 8 ATC Indoor - Court privates w/pauers Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 3:00pm No training on July 3 rd or 4 th in Honor of our Nation s Independence. AdversityWisconsin.org coachpauers@gmail.com Facebook.com/AWVBC Summer Series Nights June 25 August 09 $ 375 This 7 week instructional program offers an approach to all skills within a competitive environment. SESSIoN LocAtIoN gender AgE DAYS time 9 ATC Boys grades 6-12 Tuesday & Thursday 7:00 9:00pm (2 courts) 10 ATC girls grades 5-8 Monday & Wednesday 7:00 9:00pm (2 courts) No training on July 3 rd or 4 th in Honor of our Nation s Independence. Position Specific Fridays June 29 August 10 $ 225 This 7 week session is for serious athlete s that want to focus on their position of choice & strength. SESSIoN LocAtIoN INDooR/oUtDooR grade PoSItIoN time 11 ATC Indoor - Court grades 9-12 Defense & Setting 7:30 9:30am 12 ATC Indoor - Court grades 9-12 Attacker 10:00 Noon 13 JSp Outdoor - Sand grades 9-11 Defense & Setting 7:30 9:30am 14 JSp Outdoor - Sand grades 9-11 Attacking 10:00 Noon Fees are Non-Refundable: Spots filled by grade on a 1st come, 1st serve basis. Visit: AdversityWisconsin.org coachpauers@gmail.com for all required forms. Forms and facebook.com/awvbc Locations: Adversity training center N113 W18750 Carnegie Drive Germantown, WI Jackson Sand Program 960 Pioneer Road Jackson, WI Developing Athletes with Character

12 Defensive Specialist/Libero Clinic Entering grades 8-12 July 7 COMMUTER Middle School Skills Camp Entering grades 6-8 July 8-10 COMMUTER OR OVERNIGHT Setter-Hitter Clinic Entering grades 7-10 July 11 COMMUTER Youth Skills Clinic Entering grades 1-3 July Entering grades 4-6 July COMMUTER High School Skills Camp Entering grades 9-12 July COMMUTER OR OVERNIGHT College Prospect Camp Entering grades July OVERNIGHT Advanced Setter-Hitter Clinic Entering grades July 20 COMMUTER Varsity Team Camp July COMMUTER OR OVERNIGHT uwec.ly/vballcamp 2018 blugold camps volleyball LADY REDS SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMP July 25-27, 2018 (Wednesday Friday) The camp is open to: High School Girls (Grades 9-12, including graduating seniors) Junior High Girls (Grades 6-8 in fall 2018) $310 $275 Overnight campers Two campers to a dorm room Commuters To register: Go online to: For more information, contact: Leanne Ulmer Phone: lulmer@carthage.edu 2001 Alford Park Drive Kenosha, WI MSC VOLLEYBALL SUMMER LEAGUE The Milwaukee Sting Center is excited to announce the return of its popular High School and Middle School Summer Leagues for The MSC Summer League will have a variety of divisions of competition to choose from. All league play will be played at the MSC which highlights a wide open playing area, Tara-Flex flooring and air conditioning for the warm summer evenings. Choose the right league for your programs from on of the following options: GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS JV BOYS VAR. & JV SUNDAY evenings: July 8, 15, 22, 29 & August 5. Match times are 4p, 5p, 6p and 7p. 2 matches per night! R1-Refs for all matches! Awards for 1st place & 2nd place league finishers. Summer league All-Star team announced after championship match. Open to varsity high school teams and STRONG JV high school teams. The league has 32 team max limit. Team entry fee is $ for the league. League spots are reserved with $50 online non-refundable deposit Top Finishers 1st = Hartford 2nd = Oconomowoc 3rd = Waterloo & Waukesha West MONDAY evenings: July 9, 16, 23, 30 & August 6. Match times are 5p, 6p and 7p. 2 matches per night! R1-Refs for all matches! Awards for 1st place & 2nd place league finishers. Summer league All-Star team announced after championship match. Open to junior varsity high school teams and STRONG middle school teams. The league has 24 team max limit. Team entry fee is $ for the league. League spots are reserved with $50 online non-refundable deposit Top Finishers 1st = Hamilton 2nd = Slinger 3rd = Brookfield Central, Elite 8 Online Registration & Schedules Questions: dbstingvb15@gmail.com / (262) WEDNESDAY evenings: July 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15. Match times are 5p, 6p and 7p. 2 matches per night! R1-Refs for all matches! Awards for 1st place & 2nd place league finishers. Summer league All-Star team announced after championship match. Open to varsity high school teams and JV high school teams. The league has 24 team max limit for each division. Team entry fee is $ for the league. League spots are reserved with $50 online non-refundable deposit Top Finishers 1st = Pius 2nd = Marquette 3rd = CMH & New Berlin U Milwaukee Sting Center - N54 W13904 Northpark Dr. - Menomonee Falls, WI milwaukee sting.com

13 WISCONSIN VOLLEYBALL 2018 CAMPS HEAD COACH KELLY SHEFFIELD 18 All-Americans in five years Five-straight NCAA Regional Appearances 2013 NCAA National Finalist 2014 Big Ten Champions 2014 Big Ten Coach of the Year LITTLE BADGERS BEGINNER Ages 4-Grade 4 May 31-June 1 or June 2-3 LITTLE BADGERS ADVANCED Ages 6-Grade 5 June 2-3 MIDDLE SCHOOL DAY CAMP Grades 6-8 July 5-7 BADGER CAMP Grades 7-12 July 5-7 BADGER BRING IT CAMP Grades 7-12 July 9-11 OVERNIGHT TEAM CAMP High School Teams July ONE-DAY TEAM CAMP High School Teams July 15 POSITIONS CAMPS Grades 6-12 July 16 or 17 SERVING CAMPS Grades 6-12 July 16 or 17 Register at UWCamps.com/Volleyball Wisconsin camps are open to any and all entrants.

14 Warhawk Volleyball Camps All Skills Volleyball Camps Girls Grades 5 th -12 th July 8-10, July 13-15, July Position Volleyball Camp Girls Grades 8 th -12 th July Boys All Skills Volleyball Camp Boys Grades 5 th -12 th July 6-8 Summer Team Tournaments Girls Grades 5 th -12 th July 11, July 12, July 21 Register Online: Camps.uww.edu

15 MILWAUKEE Volleyball Camps College I.D. Camp August 2nd 9am-4pm Girls 9th though 12th Klotsche Center $95 Serving Camp August 2nd 6pm-7:30pm All Ages Klotsche Center $45 Position Camps August 3rd Boys and Girls 6th through 12th Grade Setting 9am-4pm Passing 9am-4pm Attacking Klotsche Center $95 10 NCAA Tournament Appearances 13X Horizon League Champions Position Camps June 15th Boys and Girls 6th through 12th Grade Setting 9am-4pm Passing 9am-4pm Attacking Klotsche Center $95 Youth Camp July am-12:00pm Boys and Girls K through 3rd Klotsche Center $115 Day Camp July am-4pm Boys and Girls 4th through 10th Klotsche Center $230 HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT CAMP July 12-14th JV or Varsity level: minimum 8 players $125 Commuter/$225 Resident contact laspoden@uwm.edu For more information on summer camp dates please visit us on the web at

16 2018 CAMPS GIRLS BOYS ELEMENTARY THRU HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL CLUB SPRING SUMMER & FALL TOO! YOUTH ACADEMY This 5 week camp is for those new to the game and for those that want to focus on skill development. Fast moving drills, energetic coaches and sweaty, smiling players make for a worthy camp for 2nd - 8th grade boys and girls. SUMMER OUTDOOR MOST POPULAR! Volleyball, sun, sand, music, friends all wrapped up into one memorable camp. This twice a week for five week camp builds strength, increases your vertical, provides a new perspective of the court making you a better indoor player while learning the ins and outs of sand volleyball. INDOOR MUST DO! Increase your chance to make the high school team or beat out your competition to make varsity with the help of this 3 Day August Camp perfectly timed right high school tryouts. Strong coaching Each day focuses on a different aspect of the game Correct bad habits just in time For more details and to sign up, please go to: wipremiervolleyball@hotmail.com MORE CAMPS COMING FALL TUNE-UPS TOO!

17 2018 CAMPS / CLINICS Spring Boys and Girls Pointer Pups April 5/12 Madhatter Tournament April 21 Pointer ID Camp May 11 Setter-Hitter-Libero Camp July 8-10 Pointers Volleyball Academy July Pointers Coaching Clinic July 13 Pointers Team Camp July Boys and Girls Pointer Pups July Pointers Position Clinic July 18 Pointers Elite Camp August /UWSPVOLLEYBALL

18 2018 VOLLEYBALL CAMP August 3-5, 2018 (Friday Sunday) The camp is open to: High School Boys (Grades 9-12, including graduating seniors) $390 $250 Overnight campers Commuters Two campers to a dorm room To register: Go online to: For more information, contact us: Phone: mensvolleyball@carthage.edu 2001 Alford Park Drive Kenosha, WI

19 2018 CARROLL PIONEER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS Whether you are just beginning in the sport or are more advanced and looking to take your game to the next level, we offer opportunities to athletes of all ages at all skill levels. Take advantage of these early bird rates register before July 1! Little Pioneer All Skills Volleyball Camp for Boys and Girls Grades 1-5 JULY 30-AUG A.M. $75 Pioneer First Contact Volleyball Camp for Girls Grades 5-9 JULY 30-AUG. 2 9 A.M.-NOON $90 Pioneer Attacker Volleyball Camp for Girls Grades 5-9 JULY 30-AUG P.M. $90 Pioneer Setter Volleyball Camp for Girls Grades 5-9 JULY 30-AUG P.M. $90 Pioneer Prospect Volleyball Camp for Girls Grades AUG. 4 9 A.M.-6 P.M. $95 Find more information and register at: volleyball.piocamps.com Contact BECCA SAAL Head Coach, Women s Volleyball rsaal@carrollu.edu To plan a visit, go to: carrollu.edu/visit Carroll University 100 N. East Ave., Waukesha, WI 53186

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22 Summer Volleyball Camp 2017 BOYS & GIRLS Grades (Fall 2018) 3-12 Dates: July 23-26, 2017 Location: Center Court, 815 Northview Road, Waukesha CAMP 1 ALL SKILLS 9am - 11am - Skill Work: Serving, Passing, Hitting, Setting & Blocking Cost: $125 (RVA players) / $150 (NON RVA Players) CAMP 2 SPECIALTY 12pm - 2pm - Training for individual positions - Team tournament Cost: $125 (RVA players) / $150 (NON RVA Players) Includes a T-shirt! Must hold current USAV Membership in order to attend camps. Summer membership available by going to this link: Name: Grade (Fall 2018): Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Shirt Size (circle): YM YL AS AM AL AXL The above participant has my permission to participate in the RVA Summer Camp. I certify to the best of my knowledge that the participant named above is physically fit to engage in the activities described. If during the course of the activities, the participant should become ill or sustain an injury, I hereby authorize you to obtain emergency medical care. I will assume financial responsibility for the bills incurred. Signed (Parent/Guardian): Date: Cancellation Policy: Camp fees are non-refundable. However a refund will be given if cancelled more than 30 days prior to the start of the camp. After 30 days prior, a refund will be given for medical reasons only. Send registration & payment to: RVA/Attn: Heather Curley, Center Court 815 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI Questions: Contact Heather Curley at or revolutionwi@yahoo.com

23 Summer SAND Volleyball League 2018 Girls Grades (Fall 2018) 5-12 Boys Grades (Fall 2018) 5-12 Dates: 5 weeks / Tuesday nights (1 Friday) starting July 6 July 31 / 2 matches (6 games) a night July 6 (Fri), July 10 (Tues), July 17 (Tues), July 24 (Tues), July 27 (Fri used as rainout date only), July 31 (Tues) Location: CENTER COURT, 815 Northview Road, Waukesha / Registration Deadline: June 9, 2017 GOLD DIVISION TEAMS OF 4 Cost $300/team - HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY (Girls & Boys entering Grades or previous Varsity experience) SILVER DIVISION TEAMS OF 4 Cost $300/team - HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN/JV (Girls & Boys entering Grades 9-10) BRONZE DIVISION TEAMS OF 6 Cost $350/team - MIDDLE SCHOOL Girls & Boys entering Grades 7-8 COPPER DIVISION TEAMS OF 6 Cost $350/team - Girls & Boys entering Grades 5-6 Must hold current USAV Membership in order to play. Summer membership available (after May 1) by going to this link: Each player must sign the roster/waiver form. Cancellation Policy: League fees are non-refundable. However a refund will be given if cancelled more than 30 days prior to the start of the league. After 30 days prior, a refund will be given for medical reasons only. Send registration, roster/waiver form & payment to: RVA/Attn: Heather Curley, Center Court 815 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI Questions: Contact Heather Curley at or revolutionwi@yahoo.com Captain s Name: Address: City: Phone: League Registering for (circle one): Gold Girls Gold Boys Silver Girls Silver Boys Bronze Girls Bronze Boys Copper Girls Copper Boys Team Name: School Affiliation (if any):

24 SUMMER CAMPS Charlie Berg Camps! Elite Skills Camps! VolleyKidz (K-4) Camps! High School Prep Camp! Intro Camps! 2018 SUMMER CAMPS Wisconsin Juniors Volleyball BEACH CLUB BEACH VOLLEYBALL Beach Volleykids Beach High Performance Training Beach Team

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26 414 Milwaukee Elite 2018 Summer Camps REGISTER AT: July 16 20, St. Anthony High School Sessions Gender Time Grade Level July 23 27, Greenfield High School Cost Before 5/15 Sessions Gender Time Grade Level Cost Before 5/15 Cost After 5/15 Cost After 5/15 Max Girls/Boys Youth - All Skills Co-Ed 12:00p.m-1:30p.m. 2-5 Beginners $95 $ Liberos Girls 1:45p.m.-3:45p.m Advanced $125 $ Outside Hitters Girls 1:45p.m.-3:45p.m Advanced $125 $ Setters Girls 1:45p.m.-3:45p.m Advanced $125 $ Middles Girls 1:45p.m.-3:45p.m Advanced $125 $ All Skills Girls 4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m. 6-8 Experienced $125 $ All Skills Boys 4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m. 6-8 Experienced $125 $ All Skills Girls 4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m Experienced $125 $ All Skills Boys 4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m Experienced $125 $ Youth - All Skills Co-Ed 12:30p.m-2:00p.m. 2-5 Beginners $95 $ Liberos Girls 2:15p.m.-4:15p.m Advanced $125 $ Outside Hitters Girls 2:15p.m.-4:15p.m Advanced $125 $ Setters Girls 2:15p.m.-4:15p.m Advanced $125 $ Middles Girls 2:15p.m.-4:15p.m Advanced $125 $ All Skills Girls 4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m. 6-8 Experienced $125 $ All Skills Girls 4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m Experienced $125 $ SUMMER CAMP COACHES Our three experienced, lead coaches have a combined 30 years of experience leading and coaching summer camps and you won t want to miss out on what they have to offer! Max CARLOS CRUZ President & Coach Former head coach of Puerto Rico Women's National Team 12 years Vaqueros Club Director 14 years coaching boys and girls club teams, 5 national championships Played for the Puerto Rico professional league 97-99, played in college for Central University (PR) and is a two time All American. PHIL LAMBE Club Director & Coach 8 years coaching boys and girls club teams, two bronze finishes at Nationals open division 5 years varsity head coach Former student assistant for UW- Whitewater Women s team Coached with Shanghai Professional Men s team Played for the UW-Whitewater Men s team MILTON CRESPO RIVERA *SPECIAL GUEST COACH* International level certified coach 11 years coaching Puerto Rico Women s Professional team 17 years coaching girls club teams in Puerto Rico 8 years collegiate coach 10 years Varsity and JV high school coach Played for the Puerto Rico professional league

27 MSOE BOYS VOLLEYBALL CAMP Date: July 28-29, 2018 Camp Itinerary: July 28 Registration: 8:30 a.m. Session 1: 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Session 2: 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. July 29 Session 3: 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Session 4: 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Drop-Off/Pick-up Information Participants should arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the camp. If a camper must leave early, please notify the head coach or camp director prior to leaving. Confirmation/Refunds/Cancellations Registration confirmation will be sent prior to the start of the clinic. Participants will not receive confirmation if they register within five days of the clinic. No refunds will be given unless a doctor s excuse is provided. In the event of a clinic cancellation, participants will be notified five days prior to the start of the clinic. A full refund will be given. Grades: 6th - 12th (boys only) Cost: $125 ($150 after deadline) Team Discount: 6 or more players from the same team pay $115 per player. Registration must be mailed to receive the discount. Registration deadline: July 15, 2018 Space is limited. Location: MSOE Kern Center 1245 N. Broadway If MSOE closes due to inclement weather, the Kern Center will also close and the camp/clinic will be cancelled. Closings will be posted on Participants can call (414) to find out if the university is closed. Instruction The MSOE Boys Volleyball Camp is designed to provide collegiate level instruction utilizing the fundamentals and techniques of high quality volleyball activities and instruction. Players will be separated by age, skill level and position periodically throughout the sessions. Campers will be instructed and developed as volleyball players first and volleyball positions second. Equipment Participants are required to bring their own volleyball attire. No streets shoes are allowed on the arena floor. proper workout attire. REGISTRATION Pay Online go to: go-raiders.com/camps_clinics Pay by Check Checks payable to: Milwaukee School of Engineering Complete and mail form and payment to: MSOE Athletics Department Attn: Shane Reid or Volleyball Camps 1025 North Broadway Milwaukee, WI Participant s Name Potential Degree Parent s Name Address City, State, Zip Home Phone: ( ) Cell Phone: ( ) DOB / / Age Grade Position Emergency Contact Emergency Phone ( ) Experience T-Shirt Size: o S o M o L o XL For more information about MSOE s Boys Volleyball Camp contact: Shane Reid Head Men s Volleyball Coach reid@msoe.edu Rolf M. Zersen Director of Sports Camps and Clinics Office: (414) Cell: (414) zersen@msoe.edu

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