Coaching Log – Feb 10, 2014
After making a major announcement at the start, this training was one where I played it somewhat loose and did some things I knew they would enjoy.
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After making a major announcement at the start, this training was one where I played it somewhat loose and did some things I knew they would enjoy.
The main part of the university volleyball season ended last night for most of the teams I coach. Now we prepare for the post-season.
This is an entry in my volleyball coaching log. Sometimes the hardest part of playing volleyball is staying focused against lesser opposition. That was certainly the case in our final two
A quick match win, if a bit sloppy, sees the team heading into a double-header assured of a spot in Championships, but with a shot at winning the league title.
You ever have a volleyball game where just about anything that can go wrong does? The men's team I coach had that happen last night in a league match.
For 2014-15 BUCS will be running new premier leagues in volleyball. Selection to them will be based Championship finishes this year of current Division 1 teams.
There is a net gain of 26 men's and women's teams for the 2013-14 BUCS volleyball season with only the Northern League not showing growth in team participation.
BUCS have decided that the 2014 Finals 8s for volleyball will be held in Edinburgh, which should be a facility improvement but isn't optimal for travel.
There are six more volleyball teams competing in the BUCS Western league for 2013-14. That's a nearly 25% increase in South West teams from the 2012-13 season.