CORPORATE PARTNERS. Volleyball Coaches Committee (Listed By Districts)

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2 CORPORATE PARTNERS Volleyball Coaches Committee (Listed By Districts) (1) Nancy Shoquist, Mary Montgomery, Bi-District Edoli Herrion, Daphne (2) Janie Wiggins, Enterprise enterpriseschools.net. (3) Julie Gordon, Montgomery Academy montgomeryacademy.org; Bi-District- Virginia Franklin, Carver virginia.frank- mps.k12.al.us. (4) Pam Robinson, Benjamin Russell al.us. (5) Katie Riggins, Hewitt-Trussville Bi-District N/A. (6) Joi Watts, White Plains (7) Ryan Roberson, Brooks lcschools.org; Bi-District Candace Byrd, R.A. Hubbard (8) Tanya Wigley Broadway, Grissom org

3 The Championship Program First Practice Aug. 7 First Game Aug. 31 Online Requirements For All Sports POSTING SCHEDULES Schools must post season schedules on the AHSAA website in the Members Area by the deadline dates listed below. Failure to do so could result in a fine assessed to the school. Schools may go online and make any changes immediately as they occur. Deadlines for posting schedules: May 1 fall sports (football only) June 1 fall sports (cross country, swimming & diving, volleyball) Sept. 15 winter sports (basketball, indoor track, wrestling) Jan. 15 spring sports (baseball, golf, outdoor track, soccer, softball, tennis) POSTING ROSTERS Schools are required to post team rosters prior to its first contest of the season. POSTING SCORES Schools are also required to post scores of contests online immediately following all contests in the regular season (and within 24 hours after regular season tournaments) and in the playoffs or be subject to a fine. In the post-season playoffs, failure to report scores immediately after a contest will subject the school to a fine. 1. Schools are divided into seven classes - 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 6A and 7A. Each class is divided into 16 areas. 2. Each high school is limited to 15 regular season playing dates plus tournaments on nonschool time. The 15 playing dates include all dual and tri-matches played prior to the area, super regional and state tournaments. Tournaments are not counted as playing dates. One tournament may be played during the week with no loss of school time. All other tournaments must be held on weekends with no loss of school time. Each junior high or middle school is limited to 10 regular season playing dates plus tournaments on non-school time. Each tournament must be held with no loss of school time. Note: A tournament, an organized sport competition that uses elimination and/or round-robin formats, must be sanctioned and determine a champion. It is usually played at one site. 3. Each school must create its roster online and submit to its area tournament director at the area drawing meeting or via All matches will be played under National Federation rules and the decision of the officials will be final. Protests are not allowed. Rules of note are: (a) When the host school does not pad the standards, floor/wall cables and referee s platform according to Rule 3-1-3, the match shall not be played and the AHSAA shall be notified. (b) For regular season and area tournament matches, teams may remain on the same benches throughout the match with the option to change benches if conditions warrant, (i.e. sunshine, spacing, uneven net, etc.) Decision must be made and communicated prior to first Volleyball 245

4 set. Changing benches at regional and state tournaments is not allowed. (c) Two officials must be used for all matches. (Rule 5-1-1) (d) All matches at all levels of play consist of the best 3-out-of-5 games with the fifth game 15 points. A modified format (best 2-out-of-3 games with the third game 15 points) may be used for non area varsity tri-matches, varsity invitational tournaments and sub-varsity matches. (Adoption of Rule 1-2-3, Note 2). (e) All matches in championship play (regular season area matches and area, super regional and state tournament matches) must be the best 3-out-of-5 games with the fifth game 15 points. (f) All tournaments held during the regular season must use the AHSAA tiebreaking procedure. 5. It is the responsibility of each member school to make sure all officials used are registered with the AHSAA. Please see officials fee information on page Each school may hold spring practice any time between the end of the basketball season and the end of school for a maximum of 5 days during any consecutive 10 school-day calendar period. Each school is permitted one spring practice period, which shall be open to incoming new students from feeder schools. A jamboree or regulation match is not permitted. 7. Forfeit time is 30 minutes after the scheduled starting time. If the host team is notified prior to the scheduled starting time that an emergency situation will delay the visiting team s arrival, the forfeit time may be delayed. 8. A Wilson ball with the NFHS Authenticating Mark must be used in all matches in championship play (regular season area play, area tournaments, super regional and state tournament). Balls with color panels (3 colors and the remaining surface of ball to be white) may be used according to the preference of the home team. Red-White-Blue colored balls will be used in the State Tournament. 246 Volleyball

5 Special Playoff Rules 1. Any school hosting an area tournament MUST provide a facility that meets the specifications outlined in Rules 2 and 3 of the National Federation Rules book. 2. In tournament play a team that is five minutes late for the scheduled match time will forfeit one set. A team 10 minutes late will forfeit the match. 3. Host schools will furnish Wilson game balls with the NFHS Authenticating Mark for all area games, and the area tournament. 4. A team may bring a team party of 20 to area, 22 to super regional and 20 to the state tournament matches: (a) Fifteen (15) players in uniform (All players must be eligible under AHSAA rules.) (b) Two (2) managers (or one manager and one scorer) (c) Three (3) AHSAA coaches (d) Schools must provide two (2) additional ball persons for super regional. 5. Awarding of trophies in area tournaments is left to the discretion of the teams in the tournament. If awards are made, the maximum specifications are: (a) First Place: $40, 12-inch (height) trophy or 11 x 14 plaque (b) Second Place: $35, 10-inch (height) trophy or 8 x 10 plaque Awards in the State Tournament are: (1) Trophies for champion and runner-up teams in each class. (2) Plaque for Most Valuable Player in each class. 6. Officials must be registered with the AHSAA. For the area, super regional and state tournament matches, assignment of officials will be coordinated by the AHSAA. Two officials and two line judges will be assigned to each area tournament match. Please see official s fee information on page 254. Tie-Breaking Procedure Regular Season Tournaments This tie-breaking procedure will be used for placement of teams in a regular season tournament if there are any percentage ties after the completion of pool play. In the event of a percentage tie for any specific place, the team with the highest ranking will be determined by applying the following factors in the order listed, beginning with (a) if two teams tie or (aa) if more than two teams tie. After the highest-ranked team is determined, the next ranked team will be determined by applying the factors, beginning with (a) or (aa) as applicable, for all other teams involved in the tie. If one factor does not resolve the tie, then the next factor will be applied for all teams involved in the tie. The factors: Two-Team Tie (a) Head-to-head competition during pool play. (The winner will be put in the specific place, the loser in the next highest place.) More Than Two Teams Tie (aa) Games won percentage against all teams involved in the tie. (To calculate: total games won DIVIDED BY total games played.) If two teams tie for the highest games won percentage, the team that won their headto-head competition during pool play will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (bb) Points won percentage against all teams involved in the tie. (To calculate: total points won DIVIDED BY total points played.) If two teams tie for the highest points won percentage, the team that won their head- Volleyball 247

6 to-head competition during pool play will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (cc) Apply factor (aa) against the team(s) in pool play not involved in the tie. (dd) Apply factor (bb) against the team(s) in pool play not involved in the tie. (ee) Playoff using one 15-point game per match. (Three-way tie format: One team draws bye, the other two teams play. Winner of first match plays the team that drew the bye.) Area Tournaments This tie-breaking procedure will be used for placement of teams in an area tournament if there are any percentage ties after the completion of regular season play. In the event of a percentage tie for any specific place, the team with the highest ranking will be determined by applying the following factors in the order listed, beginning with (a) if two teams tie or (aa) if more than two teams tie. After the highest-ranked team is determined, the next ranked team will be determined by applying the factors, beginning with (a) or (aa) as applicable, for all other teams involved in the tie. If one factor does not resolve the tie, then the next factor will be applied for all teams involved in the tie. The factors: Two-Team Tie (a) Head-to-head competition during regular season area play. (The winner will be put in the specific place, the loser in the next highest place.) (b) Games won percentage against the other tied team during regular season area play. (To calculate: total games won DIVIDED BY total games played.) The team with the highest games won percentage will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (c) Points won percentage against the other tied team during the regular season area play. (To calculate: total points won DIVIDED BY total points played.) The team with the highest points won percentage will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (d) Apply factor (b) against all area teams not involved in the tie. (e) Apply factor (c) against all area teams not involved in the tie. (f) By a flip of a coin. More Than Two Teams Tie (aa) Games won percentage against all teams involved in the tie. (To calculate: total games won DIVIDED BY total games played.) If two teams tie for the highest games won percentage, the team that won their headto-head competition during regular season play will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (bb) Points won percentage against all teams involved in the tie. (To calculate: total points won DIVIDED BY total points played.) If two teams tie for the highest points won percentage, the team that won their headto-head competition during regular season play will be put in the specific place, the other in the next highest place. (cc) Apply factor (aa) against area teams not involved in the tie. (dd) Apply factor (bb) against area teams not involved in the tie. (ee) By a flip of a coin. 248 Volleyball

7 Area Seeding Brackets for the area tournaments will be drawn up at the site of the winner of regular season play not later than Oct. 17, 2017 for all classes. (The drawing meeting may be held by a conference call, , etc.) All area teams must be represented. The last day for playing area matches is Oct. 17, In order to qualify for the area tournament, each team must play each area opponent one regular season match or two regular season matches prior to the seeding meeting. Which format must be determined prior to the start of the regular season. All matches must be 3 of 5. If an area does not decide prior to the season the number of matches required against each area opponent, the first match played against each area opponent will be used in computing standings for seeding purposes. The No. 1-seeded team will host the area tournament. If the No. 1-seeded team does not wish to host the area tournament or cannot provide a facility that meets the gym criteria minimum standards, the No. 2-seeded team will host the area tournament. The coach of each team, including the host team, must submit its tournament roster (create online) and a $75 entry fee (payable to the host school) to the area tournament director. TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR S RESPONSIBILITIES Complete the area tournament bracket form on the AHSAA website, including the site of the tournament, and to the AHSAA (staff@ahsaa.com) by 10 a.m. Oct. 18, Area Tournaments Each area in all seven classes will conduct an area tournament with single-elimination play using a best 3-out-of-5 games format. A two-team area will also use a best 3-out-of-5 games format. The AHSAA tie-breaking procedure will be used to break area ties. All teams will need to provide their own warm-up balls. Area tournaments for classes 1A, 2A, 4A, 6A will be played Oct. 23, Area tournaments for classes 3A, 5A and 7A will be played Tuesday, Oct. 24, Admission is $6. (Host school is responsible for furnishing tickets.) The host school principal will serve as tournament director. Area winners and runners-up will advance to a super regional tournament. COACHES RESPONSIBILITY: Prior to the area tournament, coaches of all teams must send a high resolution digital team photo and team roster (excel format) to tournament program coordinator Dennis Victory at AHSAA@ cfxsports.com. Volleyball 249

8 TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR S RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Make sure schools involved post results online to the AHSAA website. 2. Prepare and submit a financial report to the AHSAA and send copies to each of the participating schools. A financial form for this purpose will be available on the AHSAA website. 3. The financial report must be filed immediately after the tournament is completed. (A) Expenses will be paid from gate receipts (after taxes if applicable) and entry fees, to the extent available, in the following order: (1) Officials a. Fees ($45 per official per match) b. Officials Mileage $15 per official per day c. Line Judge $15 per official per match d. Line Judge Mileage $10 per official per day (2) 25% of Gate Receipts and Entry Fees to host school (3) (15%) of Gate Receipts and Entry Fees to AHSAA (4) Trophies (maximum $150 if awarding All-Tournament awards. Maximum is $75 if only awarding winner and runner-up.)) (B) Divide among participants as shown below: (1) Transportation 48 cents per mile one way (not to exceed 1/3 of net). (2) Divide any balance equally among all participating schools. WINNING COACH S RESPONSIBILITY: The coach of each area tournament winner must post results online to the AHSAA website 30 minutes after completion of the tournament. (Using the Playoff Score Report link or use the AHSAA APP). Volleyball Officials Fees Regular Season: High School Varsity = $40.00 per official per match. Junior Varsity = $35.00 per official per match. Junior High (7-9) = $30.00 per official per match. Line Judge = $15 per person per match (If an official). Mileage Allowance = $8.00 per official per day. Mileage Allowance (Over 60 Miles) = $10.00 per official per day. Championship Playoffs: The host school in the area tournament will pay officials and line judges on-site and account for those payments in the game report submitted to the state office. The game fee per official for area and super regional tournaments will be $45.00 plus the Mileage Allowance. The game fee per official for the State Tournament will be $50.00 plus the Mileage Allowance. 2 Line Judges (Per Official Per Day) 2-Member Crew (Per Official Per Day) Area Tournament Mileage Allowance $10 $15 Super Regional Mileage Allowance $10 $20 State Tournament Mileage Allowance $10 (one day) $30 (one day) 250 Volleyball

9 Super Regional Tournaments DATE: In each class, the winner and runner-up of each area tournament will compete in one of two super regional tournaments Thursday-Saturday, Oct Each super regional will use six (6) courts, keeping the allotted 15 minutes between matches, and equitable playing time at each court for all tournament teams. Super regional play will begin at 9 a.m. each day. All teams will need to provide their own warm-up balls. FORMAT: Play is single elimination with a 3-out-of-5 games format. Each area winner will play a runner-up from another area in the first round of the bracket. Area winners and runners-up will advance to super regional tournaments as follows: South Super Regional Areas 1-8 (Classes 1A-6A); Areas 1-4 (Class 7A) North Super Regional Areas 9-16 Classes 1A-6A); Areas 5-8 (Class 7A) The first four finishers in each super regional tournament will advance to the state tournament. A consolation match will be played to determine the third- and fourth-place teams. SITES: The South Super Regional Tournament will be played at the Multiplex at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery. The North Super Regional Tournament will be played at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville (South Hall). ENTRY FEE: $100 per team (payable to the AHSAA) must be submitted at the team sign-in table at the players entry gate PRIOR to a team s first contest in the tournament. TEAM PARTY: See item 4 on page 243. ADMISSION: $8 per day. Tickets may be purchased online using the AHSAA website, www. ahsaa.com or at RESPONSIBILITY OF COACHES OF TOP FOUR TEAMS: team roster and picture (digital) to state tournament program coordinator Dennis Victory at ahsaa@cfxsports.com. Volleyball 251

10 1A South Bracket Volleyball

11 2A South Bracket 2017 Volleyball 253

12 3A South Bracket Volleyball

13 4A South Bracket 2017 Volleyball 255

14 5A South Bracket Volleyball

15 6A South Bracket 2017 Volleyball 257

16 7A South Bracket Volleyball

17 1A North Bracket 2017 Volleyball 259

18 2A North Bracket Volleyball

19 3A North Bracket 2017 Volleyball 261

20 4A North Bracket Volleyball

21 5A North Bracket 2017 Thursday Oct 20 Friday Oct 21 Area 12W Gm 5A-1 Thurs 11:30 AM Area 15 RU Ct 1 Area 13 W Gm 5A-2 Thurs 11:30 AM Area 9 RU Ct 2 Area 10 W Gm 5A-3 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 14 RU Ct 1 Area 16 W Gm 5A-4 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 11 RU Ct 2 Gm 5A-9 Thurs 5 PM Ct 1* Gm 5A-10 Thurs 5 PM Ct 2* 4 State Tournament Qualifiers Gm 5A-13 Fri 2 PM Ct 5 Area 11 W Gm 5A-5 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 16 RU Ct 3 Area 14 W Gm 5A-6 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 10 RU Ct 4 Area 9 W Gm 5A-7 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 13 RU Ct 5 Area 15 W Gm 5A-8 Thurs 12:45 PM Area 12 RU Ct 6 * Court could change based on delays and court availability. To be determined by tournament staff. Gm 5A-11 Thurs 5 PM Ct 3* Gm 5A-12 Thurs 5 PM Ct 4* Gm 5A-14 Fri 2 PM Ct 6 CONSOLATION Gm 5A-15 Fri 8 PM Ct 3* Loser Gm 5A-13 Gm 5A-16 Fri 8 PM Ct 4* Loser Gm 5A-14 Volleyball 263

22 6A North Bracket Volleyball

23 7A North Bracket 2017 Volleyball 265

24 DATE: Nov. 1-2 State Tournament ALL CLASSES SITE: Birmingham CrossPlex & Harris Arena COACHES MEETING: A mandatory meeting for head coaches will be held at 6 p.m., Oct. 31, 2017 at the CrossPlex. FORMAT: The eight teams in each class will be placed in pre-drawn single elimination brackets. Play will be 3-of-5-game matches. Quarter-finals and semi-finals will be played Wednesday on six (6) courts. Finals will be played Thursday in Harris Arena. All teams will need to provide their own warm-up balls. BALL: Wilson red-white-blue colored balls will be furnished. ADMISSION: $10 per day. (Advance tickets may be purchased at TROPHY PRESENTATION: It is the expectation of the AHSAA that all athletes and coaches display excellent character and sportsmanship during awards presentations. Failure to respond accordingly will result in a monetary fine and possible probation and/or suspension. SCHEDULE (by class): Wednesday (6 courts) QUARTERFINALS Court Number :00 a.m. 1A-G1 1A-G2 3A-G1 3A-G2 4A-G1 4A-G2 9:30 a.m. 5A-G1 5A-G2 6A-G1 6A-G2 7A-G1 7A-G2 11:00 a.m. 2A-G1 2A-G2 1A-G3 1A-G4 3A-G3 3A-G4 12:30 p.m. 6A-G3 6A-G4 5A-G3 5A-G4 4A-G3 4A-G4 2:00 p.m. 2A-G3 2A-G4 7A-G3 7A-G4 SEMI-FINALS 3:30 p.m. 1A-G5 1A-G6 3A-G5 3A-G6 4A-G5 4A-G6 5:30 p.m. 2A-G5 2A-G6 6A-G5 6A-G6 5A-G5 5A-G6 7:30 p.m. 7A-G5 7A-G6 FINALS 8:00 a.m. 1A 9:45 a.m. 6A 11:30 a.m. 7A 1:15 p.m. 5A 3:00 p.m. 4A 4:45 p.m. 2A 6:30 p.m. 3A 266 Volleyball

25 State Tournament Bracket The top four teams in each Super Regional Tournament qualify for the State Tournament. Teams on the top half of each bracket will be considered the home team. Please refer to the State Tournament Schedule on page 262 for match times and court assignments (example: Court 1, 8:00 a.m., Class 1A, S-1 vs. N-4; Court 2, 8:00 a.m., Class 1A, S-3 vs. N-2, etc.). N-1 S-4 G1 S-2 G5 N-3 G2 S-1 G7 N-4 G3 N-2 G6 S-3 G4 Volleyball 267

26 Area Alignment Class 1A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: John Carter Coordinator: Craig Nichols Millry Pleasant Home Fruitdale Florala McIntosh Houston County Millry Kinston Pleasant Home AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Kris Odom Coordinator: Phyllis Mabowitz Brantley Sweet Water Brantley Linden Highland Home Sweet Water McKenzie Red Level AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Ricky Porter Coordinator: Emily Harris Isabella Winterboro Autaugaville Alabama School for Deaf Ellwood Christian Talladega County Central Isabella Wadley Maplesville Winterboro AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: David Weir Coordinator: Cheryl Capps Victory Christian Sumiton Christian Jefferson Christian Sumiton Christian Ragland Cornerstone Victory Christian Shades Mountain Christian Westminster Oak Mountain AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Trevor Kribbs Coordinator: James Hutchins Berry Donoho Berry Donoho Holy Spirit Faith Christian Pickens County Jacksonville Christian South Lamar Sacred Heart The Capitol School AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Glenn Puckett Coordinator: Todd Tittle Southeastern Lynn Appalachian Addison Coosa Christian Brilliant Southeastern Lynn Marion County 268 Volleyball

27 AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Keith Smith Coordinator: Scott Hays Phillips Gaylesville Belgreen Cedar Bluff Hackleburg Gaylesville Phillips Spring Garden Tharptown AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Randall Adams Coordinator: Felicia Jones Athens Bible Shoals Christian Athens Bible Cherokee Decatur Heritage Covenant Christian Lindsay Lane R. A. Hubbard Whitesburg Christian Shoals Christian Woodville Waterloo Class 2A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: Mike Notaro Coordinator: Danny Patterson St. Luke s Leroy Chickasaw Leroy J.U. Blacksher Southern Choctaw St. Luke s Washington County AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Gray Harrison Coordinator: Chris Moseley New Brockton Elba Cottonwood Elba Geneva County Goshen New Brockton Luverne Samson Zion Chapel AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Darryl Brooks Coordinator: Celester Bolden Abbeville Choctaw County Abbeville Central-Hayneville Ariton Choctaw County Barbour County Keith G. W. Long R.C. Hatch AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: John Limbaugh Coordinator: James Aulner Fayetteville Horseshoe Bend Billingsley Horseshoe Bend Fayetteville Lafayette Thorsby Lanett Reeltown Volleyball 269

28 AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Tim Ward Coordinator: Sarah Whiteside Ranburne Altamont Ranburne Altamont Vincent Cold Springs Woodland Tarrant AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Craig Shoemaker Coordinator: Ben East West End Sand Rock Cleveland Collinsville Westbrook Christian Gaston West End Sand Rock AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Billy Owens Coordinator: Lisa Stamps Tanner Sulligent Falkville Lamar County St. Bernard Sulligent Tanner Winston County AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Ricky Bryant Coordinator: Dexter Rutherford Fyffe Mars Hill Asbury Hatton Fyffe Mars Hill Ider Sheffield Class 3A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: David Pahman Coordinator: Marty Hanks Mobile Christian Excel Bayside Academy Excel Clarke County Flomaton Cottage Hill Hillcrest-Evergreen Mobile Christian T. R. Miller AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Ronald Snell Coordinator: Cheryl Smith Opp Wicksburg Geneva Daleville Opp Houston Academy Slocomb Pike County Straughn Providence Christian Wicksburg AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Clarence Jackson Coordinator: Bradley Bouldin Southside-Selma Central Coosa Montgomery Academy B. B. Comer Prattville Christian Beulah Southside-Selma Central Coosa Randolph County 270 Volleyball

29 AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: Sharon Howell Coordinator: Stephanie Robinson Indian Springs Fultondale American Christian Fultondale Greene County Midfield Indian Springs Holy Family Montevallo AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Michael Allison Coordinator: Charlton Giles Weaver Glencoe Ohatchee Glencoe Walter Wellborn Weaver Piedmont Pleasant Valley AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Brian Kirk Coordinator: Patrick Gann J. B. Pennington Oakman J. B. Pennington Carbon Hill Holly Pond Hanceville Locust Fork Oakman Susan Moore Vinemont AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Steven Street Coordinator: Westley King Geraldine Sylvania North Sand Mountain Brindlee Mountain Geraldine Pisgah New Hope Plainview Sylvania AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Garth Garris Coordinator: Willie Joiner Elkmont Lexington Clements Colbert County East Lawrence Colbert Heights Elkmont Lauderdale County West Morgan Lexington Class 4A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: Chuck Alford Coordinator: Patricia Frazier Thomasville W. S. Neal Satsuma Escambia County Thomasville Monroe County UMS-Wright W. S. Neal AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: James Odom Coordinator: Kerry Palmer Ashford Trinity Presbyterian Andalusia Alabama Christian Ashford Loveless Academic Magnet Program (LAMP) Dale County Montgomery Catholic St. James Trinity Presbyterian Volleyball 271

30 AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Wes Rogers Coordinator: James Alston Elmore County Bibb County Dadeville Bibb County Elmore County Greensboro Holtville Hale County Tallassee West Blocton AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: Dennis Alvarez Coordinator: Gregory Foster Sipsey Valley Handley Holt Anniston Northside Handley Oak Grove Munford Sipsey Valley Saks AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Brent Shaw Coordinator: Anita Kilpatrick Leeds Good Hope Ashville Cordova Childersburg Dora Leeds Good Hope Oneonta AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Jeremy Madden Coordinator: Seth Neyman Fayette County Cherokee County Fayette County Cherokee County Haleyville Hokes Bluff Hamilton Jacksonville Winfield White Plains AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Stacy Anderton Coordinator: Jeremy Lowry DAR Madison County DAR Madison Academy North Jackson Madison County Sardis Randolph Westminster Christian AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Mark Mason Coordinator: Russ Tate Priceville Deshler Danville Central-Florence Priceville Deshler West Limestone Rogers Wilson 272 Volleyball

31 Class 5A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: Jeffery Tolbert Coordinator: Lenoise Richey Williamson Wilcox-Central Faith Academy Citronelle St. Paul s Jackson Vigor Wilcox Central Williamson AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Sean Clark Coordinator: Brent Harrison Carroll Charles Henderson Carroll Brewbaker Tech Headland Charles Henderson Rehobeth Greenville AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: James Davidson Coordinator: Todd Reece Valley Dallas County Beauregard Calera Eufaula Dallas County Valley Jemison Marbury AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: Chris Tangle Coordinator: Barbara Snyder Demopolis Shelby County Central-Tuscaloosa Briarwood Demopolis Moody Sumter-Central Shelby County Sylacauga AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Wayne Byram Coordinator: William Hathcock Pleasant Grove Central-Clay County Fairfield Central-Clay County Pleasant Grove Cleburne County Wenonah Lincoln Woodlawn Talladega AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Brian Terry Coordinator: Allen Hargett St. Clair County Hayden Corner Curry Mortimer Jordan Fairview St. Clair County Hayden Springville West Point AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Scott Bonds Coordinator: Brad Cooper Douglas Arab Alexandria Arab Boaz Crossville Douglas Guntersville Etowah Scottsboro Volleyball 273

32 AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Vince Aquilla Coordinator: Louis Berry St. John Paul II East Limestone Ardmore Brooks Jemison-Huntsville East Limestone Lee-Huntsville Lawrence County St. John Paul II Russellville Class 6A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: Beverly Spondike Coordinator: Meredith Foster Saraland Daphne B. C. Rain Baldwin County Blount Daphne Leflore Gulf Shores Saraland Robertsdale Spanish Fort AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Stan Etheridge Coordinator: Antonio Williams Dothan Sidney Lanier Dothan Carver-Montgomery Northview Park Crossing Russell County Sidney Lanier AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Jamey McGowin, Coordinator: Farrell Seymore Stanhope Elmore Opelika Chilton County Benjamin Russell Selma Opelika Stanhope Elmore Wetumpka AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: Jeff Hinton Coordinator: April Brand Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Helena Brookwood Chelsea Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Helena Northridge Pelham Paul Bryant AREA 9 AREA 10 Coordinator: Tod Humphries Coordinator: Mary Beth Blankenship McAdory Shades Valley Bessemer City Homewood Hueytown Parker John Carroll Ramsay McAdory Shades Valley AREA 11 AREA 12 Coordinator: Charles Willis, Jr. Coordinator: Van Phillips Carver-Birmingham Center Point Carver-Birmingham Center Point Jackson-Olin Clay-Chalkville Jasper Gardendale Minor Pinson Valley 274 Volleyball

33 AREA 13 AREA 14 Coordinator: Chris Winningham, Coordinator: Jeremy Childers Southside-Gadsden Brewer Oxford Albertville Pell City Brewer Southside-Gadsden Cullman Fort Payne AREA 15 AREA 16 Coordinator: Donald Snow Coordinator: TBA Austin Athens Austin Athens Columbia Florence Decatur Hazel Green Hartselle Muscle Shoals Class 7A AREA 1 AREA 2 Coordinator: Clem Richardson Coordinator: Russ Moore Baker Foley Baker Murphy Alma Bryant Foley Davidson McGill-Toolen Mary Montgomery Fairhope Theodore AREA 3 AREA 4 Coordinator: Matt Rodgers Coordinator: Tommy Vickers Enterprise Central-Phenix City Enterprise Auburn Prattville Central-Phenix City Jeff Davis Smith Station Lee-Montgomery AREA 5 AREA 6 Coordinator: Don Hulin Coordinator: Kristi Sayers Hoover Oak Mountain Hoover Huffman Thompson Mountain Brook Tuscaloosa County Spain Park Vestavia Hills Oak Mountain AREA 7 AREA 8 Coordinator: Jeff Colegrove Coordinator: Todd Markham Gadsden City Buckhorn Grissom Bob Jones Gadsden City Buckhorn Hewitt-Trussville James Clemens Huntsville Sparkman Volleyball 275