IMPORTANT INFORMATION
2010/2011 SCOUTING AND RECRUITING GUIDLINES NOW AVAILABLE
UPCOMING EVENTS:
MVA Now Accepting Western Canada Summer Games Coaching Applications
Please click on appropriate discipline for job descriptions.
INDOOR Coaching Position Job Description
BEACH Coaching Position Job Description
Closing Date: Friday, August 27, 2010
For further information regarding INDOOR coaching position contact Mitch Davidson: volleyball.mitch@sportmantioba.ca
For further information regarding BEACH coaching position, contact Catherine-Grace Peters: volleyball.pc@sportmanitoba.ca
Official (NOCP) Clinic Schedule
Level I - Winnipeg @ JH Bruns - Saturday, Sept. 11th @ 9:00 am Please arrive by 8:30 to Register Registration: $40 (Updated August 23rd)
Level I - Brandon @ Brandon University - Sunday, Sept. 19th @ 9:00 am
Recert - Winnipeg @ JH Bruns - Wednesday. Sept. 15th @ 7:00 pm
Recert - Brandon @ Brandon University - Sunday, Sept 19th @ 9:00 am
For more information, contact Mitch Davidson: volleyball.mitch@sportmanitoba.ca
SCHOOL'S MATCH!!
Canada vs. Cuba Tuesday, October 5th, 2010
Bring your school team to cheer on as Canada's National Women's Volleyball Team takes on Cuba...
CLICK HERE to sign up and for more information!
New Registration System For Volleyball in Canada Now Open!
The Manitoba Volleyball Association is please to announce that the new National Registration System for Volleyball in Canada is now open. Individual player registration and team registration are now being accepted.
All senior league players are encouraged to log into the system and register themselves prior to the team contact's creation of the roster for the leagues.
For step by step instruction on how to do individual player register please click here!
For step by step instruction on how to do team registration please click here!
If you have any issues or problems during the registration process please call 925-5783.
Click on the Blue Registration Bar at the top of the Page!
Spectator Code of Conduct!
The Manitoba Volleyball Association in an effort to ensure a safe and enjoybale competitive environment for athletes, coaches, officials and spectators has developed a Spectator Code of Conduct. All spectators at any MVA sanctioned event will be held to this code of conduct. The Manitoba Volleyball Association knows we can count on the support of the volleyball community in Manitoba to adhere to this guideline while continuing to offer great support to our teams while they compete Provincially and Nationally.
To view the Spectators Code of Conduct Click Here!
Volleyball Long Term Athlete Development Model
In December of 2004, over 60 of the most prominent and experienced volleyball coaches, players and administrators in Canada gathered in Toronto to discuss the current state of our sport, the desired state and what we need to do in order to achieve the desired state. Following this meeting, Volleyball Canada in partnership with Sport Canada made a strategic decision to embrace and implement the LTAD model. LTAD offers a pragmatic and scienti?c approach to developing our athletes. To date, competition was not de?ned for volleyball it ˇ°just happenedˇ±.
LTAD represents a systematic, integrated system that is built around developing athletes and identifying appropriate levels of competition at each stage. LTAD is about ˇ°volleyball for lifeˇ±. Over the next year MVA will be taking a look at our existing programming and new initiatives and determining how they best fit in the new LTAD model. We will as a province determine what we need to do to help acheive the goals of LTAD for the development of volleyball in Canada. As the first step to that process we are making available the LTAD Model to our members and volleyball community within Manitoba to help you understand LTAD and better prerpare you for what lies ahead.
Please feel free to download and /or forward the LTAD Model to anyone who may be interested.
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