MC Volleyball Camp 21st Edition Signups!!
Moorpark College is offering its much heralded co-ed volleyball camp for the 21st summer. The camp will be led by Moorpark College Women’s and Men’s Head Volleyball Coach Steve Burkhart. Burkhart brings with him 33 years of coaching experience, including a 2010 State Championship and three straight conference championships. Lindsey Terry, MC Assistant Women’s Coach and former Div 1 volleyball player will co-direct the camp.
Click on the link below to complete a registration form. There are two sessions again this summer– July 11-14 and July 18-21, 8am-1pm. Each session is $110. If a single camper attends both, the fee is $200.
Click Here for the Flyer/Registration Form
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
The Star's All-County boys' volleyball team
The Star's All-County boys' volleyball team
FIRST TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION YEAR
Trevor Magorien Westlake Setter Senior
Jesse Flitt Camarillo Setter Senior
Carter Franciskovic Oaks Christian Outside hitter Senior
Michael Henchy Ventura Outside hitter Senior
Austin Kingi Thousand Oaks Outside hitter Senior
Bradley Sakaida Oak Park Outside hitter Junior
Keats Stanley Westlake Outside hitter Senior
SECOND TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION YEAR
Andrew Sato Agoura Libero Senior
Dustan Neary Ventura Middle hitter Senior
Justin Parks Oak Park Outside hitter Junior
Adrian Powditch Westlake Libero Senior
Ryan Rampton Royal Outside hitter/MH Senior
Danny Reilly Camarillo Middle hitter Senior
Jennings Franciskovic Oaks Christian Setter Sophomore
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/jul/05/Volleyball_player_of_year/#ixzz1RSKRZO1z
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FIRST TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION YEAR
Trevor Magorien Westlake Setter Senior
Jesse Flitt Camarillo Setter Senior
Carter Franciskovic Oaks Christian Outside hitter Senior
Michael Henchy Ventura Outside hitter Senior
Austin Kingi Thousand Oaks Outside hitter Senior
Bradley Sakaida Oak Park Outside hitter Junior
Keats Stanley Westlake Outside hitter Senior
SECOND TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION YEAR
Andrew Sato Agoura Libero Senior
Dustan Neary Ventura Middle hitter Senior
Justin Parks Oak Park Outside hitter Junior
Adrian Powditch Westlake Libero Senior
Ryan Rampton Royal Outside hitter/MH Senior
Danny Reilly Camarillo Middle hitter Senior
Jennings Franciskovic Oaks Christian Setter Sophomore
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/jul/05/Volleyball_player_of_year/#ixzz1RSKRZO1z
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Ventura College Volleyball Camp
2011 Ventura College
Volleyball Camp
Director: Mandy Rodriguez, 654-6400 x1079 or 320-6614. mlrodriguez@vcccd.edu
Printable Brochure
The Ventura College Volleyball Camp stresses the importance of the fundamentals of the game. The basics of passing, setting, serving, digging, spiking, and team strategies will be emphasized. Campers will also be able to compete in many different drills and contests. Campers will be divided into small groups based on age and/or volleyball ability. The camp will be led by current VC Volleyball Coach Mandy Rodriguez along with current and former Pirate student-athletes.
Camp Dates
July 18 - 21 (Mon. - Thur.)
All Sessions Meet 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Ventura College Athletic Event Center.
Camp Cost
Advance: $100
Family Discount*: $85 each
* Two or more campers from the same family. Registrations must be mailed together.
Camp Eligibility
Boys & Girls Age 10-16
Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Instruction
Volleyball Camp
Director: Mandy Rodriguez, 654-6400 x1079 or 320-6614. mlrodriguez@vcccd.edu
Printable Brochure
The Ventura College Volleyball Camp stresses the importance of the fundamentals of the game. The basics of passing, setting, serving, digging, spiking, and team strategies will be emphasized. Campers will also be able to compete in many different drills and contests. Campers will be divided into small groups based on age and/or volleyball ability. The camp will be led by current VC Volleyball Coach Mandy Rodriguez along with current and former Pirate student-athletes.
Camp Dates
July 18 - 21 (Mon. - Thur.)
All Sessions Meet 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Ventura College Athletic Event Center.
Camp Cost
Advance: $100
Family Discount*: $85 each
* Two or more campers from the same family. Registrations must be mailed together.
Camp Eligibility
Boys & Girls Age 10-16
Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Instruction
Friday, July 1, 2011
California Heat Summer Volleyball Camp
CALIFORNIA HEAT VOLLEYBALL CLUB
2011 SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
California Heat’s summer programs are for both beginners and advanced players.
Summer Youth Camp Boys & Girls Ages 8-11
This program gives younger and newer players a great fun and exciting environment to develop their skills
while learning the game. This is a great way to begin playing Volleyball, and advance your game.
Summer Teen Camp Boys & Girls ages 12-16
The camp is designed to teach fundamental skills to the beginners, and will hone advanced players technical
skills, while developing and mastering new techniques. Participants will be separated by ability, age and
experience.
SESSIONS
YOUTH CAMP
4 DAYS
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
TEEN CAMP
4 DAYS
6:00-8:00 PM
SESSION #1 TUE JULY 5 - FRI JULY 8 $100
SESSION #2 MON JULY 11- THUR JULY 14 $100
SESSION #3 MON JULY 18- THUR JULY 21 $100
SESSION #4 MON JULY 25- THUR JULY 28 $100
SESSION #5 MON AUG 1 – THUR AUG 4 $100
SESSION #6 MON AUG 8 – THUR AUG 11 $100
SESSION #7 MON AUG 15 – THUR AUG 18 $100
Sessions have limited enrollment, so register early
Registration Form
2011 SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
California Heat’s summer programs are for both beginners and advanced players.
Summer Youth Camp Boys & Girls Ages 8-11
This program gives younger and newer players a great fun and exciting environment to develop their skills
while learning the game. This is a great way to begin playing Volleyball, and advance your game.
Summer Teen Camp Boys & Girls ages 12-16
The camp is designed to teach fundamental skills to the beginners, and will hone advanced players technical
skills, while developing and mastering new techniques. Participants will be separated by ability, age and
experience.
SESSIONS
YOUTH CAMP
4 DAYS
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
TEEN CAMP
4 DAYS
6:00-8:00 PM
SESSION #1 TUE JULY 5 - FRI JULY 8 $100
SESSION #2 MON JULY 11- THUR JULY 14 $100
SESSION #3 MON JULY 18- THUR JULY 21 $100
SESSION #4 MON JULY 25- THUR JULY 28 $100
SESSION #5 MON AUG 1 – THUR AUG 4 $100
SESSION #6 MON AUG 8 – THUR AUG 11 $100
SESSION #7 MON AUG 15 – THUR AUG 18 $100
Sessions have limited enrollment, so register early
Registration Form
Sunday, June 5, 2011
All Pacific View League Volleyball Team
Boys volleyball
Danny Reilly of Camarillo High is the MVP of the Pacific View League boys volleyball team.
Channel Islands' George Hinckley is the coach of the year.
Named to the all-league first team were: Jesse Flitt, Jose Rojas, Evan Yoshimoto, Christian vanOuwerkerk and Reilly, Camarillo; Jeramiah Valoaga, Channel Islands; Joe Ene, Hueneme; Danny Aguilar and John Liporada, Rio Mesa.
Members of the second team are: J.T. McGinley and Shaun York, Camarillo; Gabe Camacho, Channel Islands; Josh Berglound, Ian Quilantang and Nathan Sanchez, Oxnard; Israel Ibarra, Pacifica; Andrew Araiza and Sean Bisnett, Rio Mesa.
Honorable-mention selections are: Richard Martin and Owen Yoshimoto, Camarillo; Tyler Coleman, Kristian Dadacay and Richard Palmer, Channel Islands; Ben Caluya, Hueneme; Jovanni Ambriz and Darius Durr, Oxnard; Nico Lubag, Pacifica; and Frank Fassl, Rio Mesa.
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/jun/04/all-pacific-view-league-spring-sports-teams/#ixzz1OPQ2iwCI
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Danny Reilly of Camarillo High is the MVP of the Pacific View League boys volleyball team.
Channel Islands' George Hinckley is the coach of the year.
Named to the all-league first team were: Jesse Flitt, Jose Rojas, Evan Yoshimoto, Christian vanOuwerkerk and Reilly, Camarillo; Jeramiah Valoaga, Channel Islands; Joe Ene, Hueneme; Danny Aguilar and John Liporada, Rio Mesa.
Members of the second team are: J.T. McGinley and Shaun York, Camarillo; Gabe Camacho, Channel Islands; Josh Berglound, Ian Quilantang and Nathan Sanchez, Oxnard; Israel Ibarra, Pacifica; Andrew Araiza and Sean Bisnett, Rio Mesa.
Honorable-mention selections are: Richard Martin and Owen Yoshimoto, Camarillo; Tyler Coleman, Kristian Dadacay and Richard Palmer, Channel Islands; Ben Caluya, Hueneme; Jovanni Ambriz and Darius Durr, Oxnard; Nico Lubag, Pacifica; and Frank Fassl, Rio Mesa.
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/jun/04/all-pacific-view-league-spring-sports-teams/#ixzz1OPQ2iwCI
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
2011 Incoming Freshman
Rincon Volleyball Club is hosting a special two day camp for 2011 Incoming Freshman Volleyball "Readiness" to help prepare 8th graders for high school volleyball.
The two sessions will be held on Friday June 10th 6-8 pm and Saturday June 11th 2-4 pm at Buena High School. The cost is $25.
Call (805)659-1620 to reserve your spot. The camp is filling quickly!
The two sessions will be held on Friday June 10th 6-8 pm and Saturday June 11th 2-4 pm at Buena High School. The cost is $25.
Call (805)659-1620 to reserve your spot. The camp is filling quickly!
Monday, May 30, 2011
East Meets West All Star Game
This Friday night, at Moorpark College, starting at 6 pm, you can see some of the most talented high school volleyball players in Ventura County gathered together on one court at one time!
The All Star teams are comprised of the best senior girls and boys players, as nominated by their coaches.
Coach Rob Vandermay from Adolfo Camarillo High School is the West Boys Head Coach, assisted by Matt Dawson. The Girls Head Coach is Jared Godinez from Ventura High School and he is assisted by St. Bonaventure's Jack Richardson.
Coach Seth Burnham from Thousand Oaks High School is the East Boys Coach, and Brock Redmond from Agoura High School is the East Girls Coach.
Please come support the best of Ventura County!
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/31/local_briefs/
The All Star teams are comprised of the best senior girls and boys players, as nominated by their coaches.
Coach Rob Vandermay from Adolfo Camarillo High School is the West Boys Head Coach, assisted by Matt Dawson. The Girls Head Coach is Jared Godinez from Ventura High School and he is assisted by St. Bonaventure's Jack Richardson.
Coach Seth Burnham from Thousand Oaks High School is the East Boys Coach, and Brock Redmond from Agoura High School is the East Girls Coach.
Please come support the best of Ventura County!
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/31/local_briefs/
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Westlake Falls Short in Regional Final
IRVINE — The postseason delivered everything but a championship.
Seeking at least one notable title to cap its season, the Westlake High boys volleyball team instead lost in four dramatic games Saturday evening.
Colby Magorien notched 12 kills and three blocks and Keats Stanley collected 12 kills, but Westlake fell to Corona Del Mar, 17-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-20, in the CIF Division II SoCal Regional Volleyball Championship at Irvine Valley College.
The Warriors, who lost two weeks ago in the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs, started the match hot, carried the fight throughout, but couldn't quite match the balance or consistency of Corona Del Mar.
"Our passing let us down a little," said senior setter Travis Magorien, who racked up 32 assists. "They (the Sea Kings) were more consistent in their serve-receive game, and that made a difference as the match went along.
"But we fought hard in every game, and gave everything we had. The playoffs have been so much fun, because we had to chance to play so many great teams. We just came up a little bit short tonight."
Westlake coach Doug Magorien echoed those sentiments.
"I thought it was a great match," he said. "We played well throughout, and so obviously did they. They were just a little better with their defense and with their serve-receive. If we come up with just a couple more plays in Game 3, maybe the match goes five games.
"I couldn't be prouder of my guys the way they fought for every game."
Westlake, the runner-up in a regional final for the second time in three years, closes out at 26-6. Corona Del Mar, which won the CIF-SS Division 2 championship earlier this month, ends its season at 32-4.
The Sea Kings relied on balance. Parker Brown had nine kills, Jack Reed and Brennan Anderson each had eight kills and Spencer Haly had five kills.
Westlake's fast start in Game 1 ensued right after Corona Del Mar opened with the first point of the match. The Warriors ripped off the next seven points, including two kills by Colby Magorien and a kill and block by Dimitri Gorence.
Colby finished with five kills and three blocks in the game to close out the 25-17 victory.
Corona Del Mar's 25-20 win in Game 2 was sparked by a 7-1 spurt that opened an 11-8 edge. Leading 15-14, the Sea Kings tallied four of the next five points, helped by two Westlake hitting errors.
Then came the pivotal Game 3.
The back-and-fourth set had the two teams swapping leads before Westlake pulled into a 23-23 tie.
But Corona Del Mar grabbed a 24-23 lead on a kill by Brennan Anderson, and closed out the win when Westlake's Jacob Delson found the net on a kill attempt.
Anderson was decisive in Game 4.
He tallied three kills in succession to give Corona Del Mar a 24-20 edge.
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/28/westlake-falls-short-in-regional-final/?vcspreps=1#ixzz1O3j2dz1D
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Seeking at least one notable title to cap its season, the Westlake High boys volleyball team instead lost in four dramatic games Saturday evening.
Colby Magorien notched 12 kills and three blocks and Keats Stanley collected 12 kills, but Westlake fell to Corona Del Mar, 17-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-20, in the CIF Division II SoCal Regional Volleyball Championship at Irvine Valley College.
The Warriors, who lost two weeks ago in the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs, started the match hot, carried the fight throughout, but couldn't quite match the balance or consistency of Corona Del Mar.
"Our passing let us down a little," said senior setter Travis Magorien, who racked up 32 assists. "They (the Sea Kings) were more consistent in their serve-receive game, and that made a difference as the match went along.
"But we fought hard in every game, and gave everything we had. The playoffs have been so much fun, because we had to chance to play so many great teams. We just came up a little bit short tonight."
Westlake coach Doug Magorien echoed those sentiments.
"I thought it was a great match," he said. "We played well throughout, and so obviously did they. They were just a little better with their defense and with their serve-receive. If we come up with just a couple more plays in Game 3, maybe the match goes five games.
"I couldn't be prouder of my guys the way they fought for every game."
Westlake, the runner-up in a regional final for the second time in three years, closes out at 26-6. Corona Del Mar, which won the CIF-SS Division 2 championship earlier this month, ends its season at 32-4.
The Sea Kings relied on balance. Parker Brown had nine kills, Jack Reed and Brennan Anderson each had eight kills and Spencer Haly had five kills.
Westlake's fast start in Game 1 ensued right after Corona Del Mar opened with the first point of the match. The Warriors ripped off the next seven points, including two kills by Colby Magorien and a kill and block by Dimitri Gorence.
Colby finished with five kills and three blocks in the game to close out the 25-17 victory.
Corona Del Mar's 25-20 win in Game 2 was sparked by a 7-1 spurt that opened an 11-8 edge. Leading 15-14, the Sea Kings tallied four of the next five points, helped by two Westlake hitting errors.
Then came the pivotal Game 3.
The back-and-fourth set had the two teams swapping leads before Westlake pulled into a 23-23 tie.
But Corona Del Mar grabbed a 24-23 lead on a kill by Brennan Anderson, and closed out the win when Westlake's Jacob Delson found the net on a kill attempt.
Anderson was decisive in Game 4.
He tallied three kills in succession to give Corona Del Mar a 24-20 edge.
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/28/westlake-falls-short-in-regional-final/?vcspreps=1#ixzz1O3j2dz1D
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Westlake, Thousand Oaks get Second Chances
The Westlake and Thousand Oaks highs boys volleyball teams each get a second chance in postseason.
Both teams, which lost in the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs last Tuesday, have been awarded berths in the CIF Southern California Regional Championships that begin Tuesday.
Thousand Oaks (20-6) will play in the Division 1 braket and draws a first-round home game against Burroughs-Burbank (33-4).
Westlake (18-5) will compete in Division II and will travel to Cathedral Catholic-San Diego (28-7).
The regional championships place teams in Division 1, II or III based on enrollment. Burroughs-Burbank was the CIF-SS Division 2 runnerup. Cathedral Catholic was the San Diego Section Division 3 champion.
The eight-team brackets feature games Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The championship games are set for Saturday at Irvine Valley College.
Buchanan-Clovis the top seed in Division 1. Mater Dei is the top seed in Division II
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/22/westlake-thousand-oaks-get-second-chances/?vcspreps=1#ixzz1O3kiJKci
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Both teams, which lost in the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs last Tuesday, have been awarded berths in the CIF Southern California Regional Championships that begin Tuesday.
Thousand Oaks (20-6) will play in the Division 1 braket and draws a first-round home game against Burroughs-Burbank (33-4).
Westlake (18-5) will compete in Division II and will travel to Cathedral Catholic-San Diego (28-7).
The regional championships place teams in Division 1, II or III based on enrollment. Burroughs-Burbank was the CIF-SS Division 2 runnerup. Cathedral Catholic was the San Diego Section Division 3 champion.
The eight-team brackets feature games Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The championship games are set for Saturday at Irvine Valley College.
Buchanan-Clovis the top seed in Division 1. Mater Dei is the top seed in Division II
Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/22/westlake-thousand-oaks-get-second-chances/?vcspreps=1#ixzz1O3kiJKci
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Camarillo Earns First Round Win Over Paramount
Noelle Berry had 13 kills, Dani Helland had 32 assists and Nicole Pompilio had seven blocks as the Camarillo High girls’ volleyball team defeated visiting Paramount in four games Tuesday night in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 2-A playoffs.
Hannah Kimball had nine kills and Jenna White added five kills and five aces as the Scorpions (23-4), with a 25-21, 25-9, 23-25, 25-19 win, advanced to a second-round matchup with Palm Desert on Thursday.
Long Beach Wilson 3, Buena 0
(Scores: 27-25, 26-24, 26-24)
At Long Beach Wilson, CIF-SS Division I-AA first round
Buena: Lauren Bevan had 15 kills and six digs. Allie Eason had 11 kills and five digs. Brooke Ranger had 27 assists and four aces.
Record: Buena 19-11.
THOUSAND OAKS 3, EL TORO 0
(Scores: 25-13, 25-14, 25-11)
At Thousand Oaks, CIF-SS Division I-AA first round
Thousand Oaks: Karis Schneider had 15 kills. Rachel Cookus had 11 digs. Hannah Porter had 24 assists. Thousand Oaks will play at Edison in the second round on Thursday.
Records: Thousand Oaks 19-8, El Toro 16-12.
mira costa 3, westlake 1
(Scores: 25-13, 20-25, 25-16, 25-12)
At Mira Costa, CIF-SS Division 1-AA first round
Westlake: Hannah Schuett had 29 assists to set a single-season assist record of 850 (since the rally scoring era began). The previous record was 801. Julia Mannisto and Emily Detweiler had 10 kills. Paige Harris had 13 digs.
Records: Mira Costa 22-9, Westlake 21-11.
LA REINA 3, LAGUNA HILLS 1
(Scores: 25-10, 25-17, 22-25, 25-15)
At La Reina, CIF-SS Division 2-AA first round
La Reina: Katty Workman had 20 kills, 30 digs and three blocks. Sara Anselmo had 12 kills, two blocks and 13 digs. Sarah Hardy had 12 kills and four blocks. Kristin Wendel had 50 assists and five aces. Jami Fido had six kills, an ace and a block.
Records: La Reina 25-3, Laguna Hills 18-12.
walnut 3, oxnard 1
(Scores: 25-20, 20-25, 25-23, 25-23)
At Oxnard, CIF-SS Division 2-A first round
Oxnard: Kalene DeGuzman had 11 kills and seven digs. Demi Mayorga had 17 digs.
Record: Oxnard 14-20.
tesoro 3, st. bonaventure 0
(Scores: 24-26, 19-25, 22-25)
At Tesoro, CIF-SS Division 2-AA first round
St. Bonaventure: Hannah Hill had 11 kills and four digs. Emily Percak had six kills. Alyssa Tamsing had 23 assists. Candace Vigil had 12 digs.
Record: St. Bonaventure 17-5.
OAKS CHRISTIAN 3,
NORTH TORRANCE 1
(Scores: 21-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-20)
At Oaks Christian, CIF-SS Division 2-A first round
Oaks Christian: Madison Howard had 12 kills and five blocks. Lauren Peddicord had 17 digs. Lauren Shamoon had 36 assists and 11 digs.
Record: Oaks Christian 21-10.
THACHER 3, ST. MONICA 0
(Scores: 27-25, 28-26, 25-21)
At Thacher, CIF-SS Division 4-AA first round
Thacher: Mackenzie Boss had 41 assists. Sarah Hancock had 14 kills. Emma Patterson had 12 kills and six blocks. Ellie Hancock had 10 kills. Thacher will play at Viewpoint in the second round.
Records: Thacher 16-3, St. Monica 22-6.
grace brethren 3,
tarbut v’torAh 0
(Scores: 25-14, 25-19, 25-18)
At Grace Brethren, CIF-SS Division 4-A first round
Grace Brethren: Caroline Fallon had 10 kills. Madison Wilcox had 13 kills. Shainah Gist had 28 assists. Sara Wall had five kills.
Record: Grace Brethren 17-9.
milken 3,
santa clara 0
(Scores: 25-7, 25-16, 25-12)
At Milken, CIF-SS Division 4-A first round
Santa Clara: Heaven Silveira had six kills and one ace. Kelli Russell had 10 assists. Chanel Smith had four kills.
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/nov/09/camarillo-earns-first-round-win-over-paramount/
Hannah Kimball had nine kills and Jenna White added five kills and five aces as the Scorpions (23-4), with a 25-21, 25-9, 23-25, 25-19 win, advanced to a second-round matchup with Palm Desert on Thursday.
Long Beach Wilson 3, Buena 0
(Scores: 27-25, 26-24, 26-24)
At Long Beach Wilson, CIF-SS Division I-AA first round
Buena: Lauren Bevan had 15 kills and six digs. Allie Eason had 11 kills and five digs. Brooke Ranger had 27 assists and four aces.
Record: Buena 19-11.
THOUSAND OAKS 3, EL TORO 0
(Scores: 25-13, 25-14, 25-11)
At Thousand Oaks, CIF-SS Division I-AA first round
Thousand Oaks: Karis Schneider had 15 kills. Rachel Cookus had 11 digs. Hannah Porter had 24 assists. Thousand Oaks will play at Edison in the second round on Thursday.
Records: Thousand Oaks 19-8, El Toro 16-12.
mira costa 3, westlake 1
(Scores: 25-13, 20-25, 25-16, 25-12)
At Mira Costa, CIF-SS Division 1-AA first round
Westlake: Hannah Schuett had 29 assists to set a single-season assist record of 850 (since the rally scoring era began). The previous record was 801. Julia Mannisto and Emily Detweiler had 10 kills. Paige Harris had 13 digs.
Records: Mira Costa 22-9, Westlake 21-11.
LA REINA 3, LAGUNA HILLS 1
(Scores: 25-10, 25-17, 22-25, 25-15)
At La Reina, CIF-SS Division 2-AA first round
La Reina: Katty Workman had 20 kills, 30 digs and three blocks. Sara Anselmo had 12 kills, two blocks and 13 digs. Sarah Hardy had 12 kills and four blocks. Kristin Wendel had 50 assists and five aces. Jami Fido had six kills, an ace and a block.
Records: La Reina 25-3, Laguna Hills 18-12.
walnut 3, oxnard 1
(Scores: 25-20, 20-25, 25-23, 25-23)
At Oxnard, CIF-SS Division 2-A first round
Oxnard: Kalene DeGuzman had 11 kills and seven digs. Demi Mayorga had 17 digs.
Record: Oxnard 14-20.
tesoro 3, st. bonaventure 0
(Scores: 24-26, 19-25, 22-25)
At Tesoro, CIF-SS Division 2-AA first round
St. Bonaventure: Hannah Hill had 11 kills and four digs. Emily Percak had six kills. Alyssa Tamsing had 23 assists. Candace Vigil had 12 digs.
Record: St. Bonaventure 17-5.
OAKS CHRISTIAN 3,
NORTH TORRANCE 1
(Scores: 21-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-20)
At Oaks Christian, CIF-SS Division 2-A first round
Oaks Christian: Madison Howard had 12 kills and five blocks. Lauren Peddicord had 17 digs. Lauren Shamoon had 36 assists and 11 digs.
Record: Oaks Christian 21-10.
THACHER 3, ST. MONICA 0
(Scores: 27-25, 28-26, 25-21)
At Thacher, CIF-SS Division 4-AA first round
Thacher: Mackenzie Boss had 41 assists. Sarah Hancock had 14 kills. Emma Patterson had 12 kills and six blocks. Ellie Hancock had 10 kills. Thacher will play at Viewpoint in the second round.
Records: Thacher 16-3, St. Monica 22-6.
grace brethren 3,
tarbut v’torAh 0
(Scores: 25-14, 25-19, 25-18)
At Grace Brethren, CIF-SS Division 4-A first round
Grace Brethren: Caroline Fallon had 10 kills. Madison Wilcox had 13 kills. Shainah Gist had 28 assists. Sara Wall had five kills.
Record: Grace Brethren 17-9.
milken 3,
santa clara 0
(Scores: 25-7, 25-16, 25-12)
At Milken, CIF-SS Division 4-A first round
Santa Clara: Heaven Silveira had six kills and one ace. Kelli Russell had 10 assists. Chanel Smith had four kills.
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/nov/09/camarillo-earns-first-round-win-over-paramount/
Saturday, January 9, 2010
The Inventory of Success
The only really effective motivation in achieving success is internal motivation which arises from some cause, drive, wish, need, or reason within the athlete herself.
Each athlete is personally responsible for motivating herself. Her motivation must come from within herself, through her own efforts. No one can do this for her.
An athlete becomes what her thoughts dwell upon. She becomes what she plants in her mind.
Planting the goal of success in her mind is one of the athlete's most important personal responsibilities in achieving success.
Steps in an Athlete's Personal Motivation:
1. Establish specific measurable goals within your reach. Record them on paper and review them daily.
2. Use positive imagination; imagine yourself as having achieved your goals.
3. Identify all the barriers between yourself and your goals.
4. Develop a specific, realistic, step-by-step plan of action to overcome each obstacle between yourself and your goals.
5. Establish sensible deadlines for the execution of your step-by-step action plan.
6. Develop a burning desire and determination to achieve your goals through execution of your action plan, regardless of criticism of others.
7. Never recognize the possibility of ultimate defeat. Practice positive thinking. Reject negative people or anyone adverse to your success-directed purpose.
8. Keep yourself on target by daily reviewing your recorded goals, your action-plan for goal attainment,and your deadlines for step-by-step accomplishment.
A great athlete is a precious rarity. In order to win, her toughest battle is always within herself. If an athlete can dream of victory and imagine success, then she can motivate herself. For the athlete who can motivate herself, ATHLETIC IMMORTALITY may be just around the corner!
"Progress begins a step at a time. There is no sudden leap to greatness. Our success lies in doing day by day. The upward reach comes from working carefully and well. Good work done little by little becomes a great work. The house of success is built brick by brick."
http://weplayvolleyball.blogspot.com/2008/08/inventory-of-success.html
Each athlete is personally responsible for motivating herself. Her motivation must come from within herself, through her own efforts. No one can do this for her.
An athlete becomes what her thoughts dwell upon. She becomes what she plants in her mind.
Planting the goal of success in her mind is one of the athlete's most important personal responsibilities in achieving success.
Steps in an Athlete's Personal Motivation:
1. Establish specific measurable goals within your reach. Record them on paper and review them daily.
2. Use positive imagination; imagine yourself as having achieved your goals.
3. Identify all the barriers between yourself and your goals.
4. Develop a specific, realistic, step-by-step plan of action to overcome each obstacle between yourself and your goals.
5. Establish sensible deadlines for the execution of your step-by-step action plan.
6. Develop a burning desire and determination to achieve your goals through execution of your action plan, regardless of criticism of others.
7. Never recognize the possibility of ultimate defeat. Practice positive thinking. Reject negative people or anyone adverse to your success-directed purpose.
8. Keep yourself on target by daily reviewing your recorded goals, your action-plan for goal attainment,and your deadlines for step-by-step accomplishment.
A great athlete is a precious rarity. In order to win, her toughest battle is always within herself. If an athlete can dream of victory and imagine success, then she can motivate herself. For the athlete who can motivate herself, ATHLETIC IMMORTALITY may be just around the corner!
"Progress begins a step at a time. There is no sudden leap to greatness. Our success lies in doing day by day. The upward reach comes from working carefully and well. Good work done little by little becomes a great work. The house of success is built brick by brick."
http://weplayvolleyball.blogspot.com/2008/08/inventory-of-success.html
Friday, January 8, 2010
SCVA Tournaments this weekend
The Southern California Volleyball Association Season kicks off with the first of their tournaments this weekend.
It's Qualifying Day 1 for the 12's, 16's, 17's and 18's.
The 16's play on Saturday.
The 12's and 17's and 18's play on Sunday.
Good luck to all!
It's Qualifying Day 1 for the 12's, 16's, 17's and 18's.
The 16's play on Saturday.
The 12's and 17's and 18's play on Sunday.
Good luck to all!
Monday, December 28, 2009
Friday, December 25, 2009
Camarillo, Rio Mesa athletes honored by PVL www.thecamarilloacorn.com Camarillo Acorn
Girls’ volleyball
First-team honors go to Noelle Berry, Taylor Egizi, Dani Helland and Hailey Keairns of Camarillo; and Rio Mesa’s Riley Nizdil and Jasmine Sagisi.
Second-team players are Emily Ochsner of ACHS and Rio Mesa’s Montana Beifuss of Rio Mesa.
Camarillo’s Rob Vandermay is the coach of the year.
Girls’ volleyball
First-team honors go to Noelle Berry, Taylor Egizi, Dani Helland and Hailey Keairns of Camarillo; and Rio Mesa’s Riley Nizdil and Jasmine Sagisi.
Second-team players are Emily Ochsner of ACHS and Rio Mesa’s Montana Beifuss of Rio Mesa.
Camarillo’s Rob Vandermay is the coach of the year.
Monday, November 23, 2009
California Heat: Heaters Youth Volleyball
California Heat has a coed developmental program on Fridays from December 4th to April 30th with 2 age groups 9-11 and 12-15.
Heaters Youth Volleyball
If anyone is interested please give Cindy Smith a call at 805 657-6700 or email at calheatvbc@roadrunner.com
This looks like a wonderful program to get our young players off to a great start! It's a great opportunity to work with some great coaches! Be sure to check it out!
Heaters Youth Volleyball
If anyone is interested please give Cindy Smith a call at 805 657-6700 or email at calheatvbc@roadrunner.com
This looks like a wonderful program to get our young players off to a great start! It's a great opportunity to work with some great coaches! Be sure to check it out!
Friday, November 20, 2009
Girls Volleyball Club Tryouts and Makeups This Weekend
If you are still looking for Club Tryouts or need to attend a makeup tryout, there are still some happening this weekend. Be sure to call for specifics, if not mentioned on the website.
Achieve Volleyball Club
California Heat Volleyball Club
Channel Islands Volleyball Club
Conejo Crush Volleyball Club
Reef Volleyball Club
Ventura West is still looking for players.
For more information contact Doug Messner at 805-218-2610 or e-mail at Spotter22056@aol.com
If your club is still having tryouts and would like to be added to this list, please email vcvolleyball@gmail.com and we'll be happy to add your club!
Achieve Volleyball Club
California Heat Volleyball Club
Channel Islands Volleyball Club
Conejo Crush Volleyball Club
Reef Volleyball Club
Ventura West is still looking for players.
For more information contact Doug Messner at 805-218-2610 or e-mail at Spotter22056@aol.com
If your club is still having tryouts and would like to be added to this list, please email vcvolleyball@gmail.com and we'll be happy to add your club!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
CLU Boasts All-Americans, West Rookie of the Year
Exline selected third team all-American
Wednesday,Nov 18, 2009 11:30 am
Jackie Russell (L) and Erin Exline are 2009 AVCA All-Americans. Photo: Erik Hagen/Kevin Baxter · Hi-res image
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Several Cal Lutheran volleyball team members earned multiple postseason accolades for their athletic performances during the 2009 season. This group of Regals is highlighted by junior Erin Exline who earned third team All-American status, announced earlier today.
Official Release: AVCA Division III All-America Team
Official Release: AVCA Division III All-Region Team
Exline, a junior middle blocker earned her first American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) all-American selection along with first team all-West region and first team all-SCIAC in 2009. She ranked second in the SCIAC with a .285 hitting percentage and was also named to the NCAA West region all-Tournament team and chosen as SCIAC Female Athlete of the Week earlier in the year.
Freshman setter Jackie Russell made a lasting impression in only her first season earning honorable mention all-American honors. Russell was named all-West region and all-SCIAC Freshman of the Year to go along with a first team all-conference selection.
She became only the second setter in CLU history with over 1,000 assists finishing her rookie campaign with 1,144. Russell was the conference leader in assists and ranked sixth with 37 service aces.
Junior Allison Kerr was named all-West region honorable mention after leading the SCIAC as the only player to hit over .300 this season. She also ranked top-10 in the conference averaging .75 blocks per game.
Five CLU players in total earn postseason honors as outside hitters senior Cori Hayes and freshman Rachel Smith were named to the first team all-SCIAC along with Exline and Russell. Kerr was named second team all-conference for the fifth and final Regals selection.
Cal Lutheran finished the season 21-12 and in the West region semifinal of the NCAA tournament. It was the program's 10th trip to the NCAA postseason, fourth in the past five years and third straight earning at least one victory.
Exline selected third team all-American
Wednesday,Nov 18, 2009 11:30 am
Jackie Russell (L) and Erin Exline are 2009 AVCA All-Americans. Photo: Erik Hagen/Kevin Baxter · Hi-res image
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Several Cal Lutheran volleyball team members earned multiple postseason accolades for their athletic performances during the 2009 season. This group of Regals is highlighted by junior Erin Exline who earned third team All-American status, announced earlier today.
Official Release: AVCA Division III All-America Team
Official Release: AVCA Division III All-Region Team
Exline, a junior middle blocker earned her first American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) all-American selection along with first team all-West region and first team all-SCIAC in 2009. She ranked second in the SCIAC with a .285 hitting percentage and was also named to the NCAA West region all-Tournament team and chosen as SCIAC Female Athlete of the Week earlier in the year.
Freshman setter Jackie Russell made a lasting impression in only her first season earning honorable mention all-American honors. Russell was named all-West region and all-SCIAC Freshman of the Year to go along with a first team all-conference selection.
She became only the second setter in CLU history with over 1,000 assists finishing her rookie campaign with 1,144. Russell was the conference leader in assists and ranked sixth with 37 service aces.
Junior Allison Kerr was named all-West region honorable mention after leading the SCIAC as the only player to hit over .300 this season. She also ranked top-10 in the conference averaging .75 blocks per game.
Five CLU players in total earn postseason honors as outside hitters senior Cori Hayes and freshman Rachel Smith were named to the first team all-SCIAC along with Exline and Russell. Kerr was named second team all-conference for the fifth and final Regals selection.
Cal Lutheran finished the season 21-12 and in the West region semifinal of the NCAA tournament. It was the program's 10th trip to the NCAA postseason, fourth in the past five years and third straight earning at least one victory.
Local roundup: La Reina's strong year ends in semifinal loss» Ventura County Star
Local roundup: La Reina's strong year ends in semifinal loss» Ventura County Star: "Local roundup: La Reina's strong year ends in semifinal loss
By From staff reports
Posted November 18, 2009 at 12:01 a.m.
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DiggFacebookLinkedIn MySpace PrintAAAThe La Reina High girls’ volleyball team had its sensational season come to an end on Tuesday night, losing at Elsinore 3-0 (25-15, 25-18, 25-20) in the CIF-Southern Section Division II-A semifinals.
Madeline Rumer had six kills and 10 digs to lead the Regents, which finished 23-5. Sara Anselmo had five kills and 10 digs, Katty Workman had eight kills and nine digs and Kristin Wendell finished with 24 assists and three aces.
An experienced Elsinore (29-2) simply outlasted a La Reina team that will have 11 of its 16 players back next season.
“I felt good about the way we came on strong” as the season progressed, La Reina coach Don Hyatt said.
Community college women’s volleyball
moorpark 3, oxnard 0
(Scores: 25-13, 25-12, 25-10)
At Moorpark
Moorpark: Rachel Olink had 11 kills, three blocks and six aces. Shakila Balkhi added five kills and a block. Sara Justin had two blocks.
Record: Moorpark 18-2, 11-1 WSC.
Santa barbara 3, ventura 0
(Scores: 25-15, 26-24, 25-20)
At Santa Barbara
Ventura: Justine O’Connor had 21 assists, nine digs and six kills. Anne Westbrook finished with seven kills and Jessica Lara had three aces.
Record: Ventura 10-11, 5-5 WSC."
By From staff reports
Posted November 18, 2009 at 12:01 a.m.
EmailDiscussShare »
DiggFacebookLinkedIn MySpace PrintAAAThe La Reina High girls’ volleyball team had its sensational season come to an end on Tuesday night, losing at Elsinore 3-0 (25-15, 25-18, 25-20) in the CIF-Southern Section Division II-A semifinals.
Madeline Rumer had six kills and 10 digs to lead the Regents, which finished 23-5. Sara Anselmo had five kills and 10 digs, Katty Workman had eight kills and nine digs and Kristin Wendell finished with 24 assists and three aces.
An experienced Elsinore (29-2) simply outlasted a La Reina team that will have 11 of its 16 players back next season.
“I felt good about the way we came on strong” as the season progressed, La Reina coach Don Hyatt said.
Community college women’s volleyball
moorpark 3, oxnard 0
(Scores: 25-13, 25-12, 25-10)
At Moorpark
Moorpark: Rachel Olink had 11 kills, three blocks and six aces. Shakila Balkhi added five kills and a block. Sara Justin had two blocks.
Record: Moorpark 18-2, 11-1 WSC.
Santa barbara 3, ventura 0
(Scores: 25-15, 26-24, 25-20)
At Santa Barbara
Ventura: Justine O’Connor had 21 assists, nine digs and six kills. Anne Westbrook finished with seven kills and Jessica Lara had three aces.
Record: Ventura 10-11, 5-5 WSC."
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