Girls Volleyball

7-8 grade girls season will begin Jan 7. Registration will open the last 2 weeks of December.

Our coaches for this season:
  Brian Laird- 8th grade head coach
  Melissa McCollum- 8th grade asst. coach

  Stacey Laird- 7th grade head coach
  Jarek Makarchuk- 7th grade asst. coach

Practices-
    Practices will be TBD. Practices will be in our gym. Students will have access to the locker room to change into practice clothes for after school practices or change into school clothes for before school practices. Students will be issued an Athletics locker (located in the PE locker room) for use during the season. Practice Schedules will be different for each grade level. 

   If you cannot make it to practice, please reach out to your coach!  

Teams-
    Westlake will have two teams per grade level. There will be an A team (Varsity) and a B team (JV). Team placement will be determined by the coach after the first week of practices. 

Games-
    Teams will play 4 regular season games, and then will play in a single elimination district tournament the last two weeks of the season. For the regular season games, we will play two home games and three away games. Only the A teams for each grade level will play in the district tournament. 

Uniforms-
    Students will get game uniforms. These uniforms will be worn for games and returned at the end of the season. Failure to return a uniform will result in a uniform charge being added to your student's account. 

REMINDER-
    If you have not submitted your child's physical form, we will need that signed document before your child will be able to practice.

If you have any other questions, please contact Mrs. Smith at smi019942@adams12.org

Both the Registration Packet and the Code and Spectator Expectations forms need to be submitted.

Girls Volleyball Registration Packet English

Girls Volleyball Registration Packet Spanish

 

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