www.idahoshowsports.comParent Meeting Presentation

Communication ● Website www.idahoshowsports.com● Email idahoshowsports@gmail.com● Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook● Coaches emails and phone numbers (Group text)● TVJVL Website (Tournament info)

○ https://tvjvl.posthaven.com/pages/dates-and-locations

● Advanced Event Systems (for Idaho vb league tournaments)○ https://www.advancedeventsystems.com/events

● Parent meetings

Coming soon

● SportsEngine Account (upload rosters)● SportsEngine App

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Check List

❏ Volleyball Teams Finalized ❏ Practice dates/times and locations finalized (dates

confirmed with BSD)❏ Tournament Dates (locations TBD)❏ TVJVL Coaches/Admin Meeting❏ Game Jerseys and practice shirts ordered❏ Parent Meeting

Things to do before Jan. 7th 2020

AAU membership!

Steps for AAU Membership1. Go to this web address: www.aausports.org/2. On the right side click: Join AAU

a. Click on get a membershipb. Click on apply for youth athlete membership

i. Click again on get a membershipii. Start filling out the applicationiii. Program to select is Youth Programiv. Membership term: Club Membership Expires August 31, 2020- Cost $14v. Sport: Volleyball

vi. Club Name: Idaho Showvii. Club Code: WYA9TY

3. Continue to fill out the rest of the form and pay with a credit card.4. It takes a day or two to receive your membership card. 5. Member number should appear on Idaho Show AAU club account once

everything is submitted.

http://www.aausports.org/

2020 Spring Schedule ● Practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays● Two Locations: South Junior High and Hillside Junior High● Teams practicing at South: 10u Newbery, 12u McCune, 14u Litzinger, 14u

Higgins● Teams practicing at Hillside: 14u Muzzy, 14u Leslie, 14u Schrack, 16u

Redford● TVJVL Tournaments are on Saturdays. These are all day events, be

prepared!● Idaho League Volleyball Tournaments have had games start on Friday

evenings and they go all day on Saturdays. Idaho League VB tournaments are showing only Saturdays right now for 2020 tournaments.

Treasure Valley Junior Volleyball League (TVJVL)What to bring?

● Chairs with protective covers for chair legs. Some chairs scratch the floors.

● Snack station ● Pillows, blankets ● No charge for admission

Parents and Fans

● Little kids need to behave. Don’t let them run loose.

● Parents need to behave. Avoid yelling at refs, parents, and opponents.

● Clubs will be fined for unsportsmanlike conduct.

● Damages to the facilities.

● All teams share officiating responsibilities.● Head coaches officiate ● Players share scoring and line judging

Idaho Volleyball League AAU● Officials will be provided● They will be charging admission.● All Day event

● Side note: TVJVL 2020 rules state that only two teams per age group, per club will be allowed to participate.

● To assure each Show team plays a minimum of four tournaments we have entered some of our 14u teams in Idaho League tournaments.

● We will be asking an additional fee. $15 per player to play in these tournaments.

Both volleyball

organizations require every

player to have a valid AAU

membership. No AAU

membership, No play.

Transportation ● Parents/players are responsible

for rides to and from practices and tournaments.

● Please be on time for pick up.● Coaches will stay with players

that are waiting to be picked up.● Carpooling is recommended. ● We recommend parent drivers

and carpooling for tournaments in different counties.

First Aid and EmergencyFirst Aid/Injury/Emergency

● First Aid○ All coaches will be equipped with

first aid kits.● Injury

○ Proper first aid will be applied to any basic injury situation.

○ Severe injuries must be checked by a licensed doctor.

● Medical Alerts○ Please email if your child has any

medical conditions that coaches and admin must be aware of.

● AAU insurance

Idaho Show Sports StaffBilly Newbery (Club Director and Baseball Instructor)

Kate Newbery (Volleyball Operations, VB Coach, and Basketball Coach)

Cheryl Schaefer (Softball Operations and Coach)

Basketball Head Coaches

● Dave Ruffing (4th Grade)● Chris Cammann (5th Grade)● Chad McKibben (5th Grade Boys)

Volleyball Head Coaches

● Kari Redford (16u)● Anna Muzzy (14u)● Brooke Schrack (14u)● Bryanne Leslie (14u)● Gretchen Litzinger (14u)● Chris Higgins (14u)● Alex McCune (12u)● Kate Newbery (10u)

Game Jersey

Libero

Practice Shirt

Things to do (Deadlines)Parents and players

❏ AAU membership (Jan. 7)

❏ Download Sportsengine app

❏ Black Socks

❏ Black Spandex

Idaho Show Admin

❏ Submit Rosters with AAU member numbers to TVJVL (Jan. 10)

❏ Upload rosters to Sportsengine account

❏ Distribute gear

“Experience is Everything”

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About

Idaho Show Sports is a sports program that has been in business for four years and has brought instruction to over 500 youth volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball players here in the Treasure Valley. We currently provide volleyball, basketball, softball club teams, skills camps/clinics, and private baseball/softball lessons. Most of our events and club team practices are located in Boise, ID.

Mission Statement Idaho Show Sports aspires to be a club sports organization that provides a high quality experience to every participant/athlete. A high quality experience is one in which every participant/athlete:

● Has the opportunity to improve overall performance through cross sport training.

● Is coached using the principle of positive coaching● Is coached using quality instruction● Has fun at practices and games● Learns the skills, tactics and strategies of the game and improves as a

player. ● Can focus on the process and not the club W/L record.● Learns "life lessons" that have value beyond the playing field.

Cross-training Cross-training is athletic training in sports other than the athlete's usual sport. The goal is improving overall performance. It takes advantage of the particular effectiveness of one training method to negate the shortcomings of another.

The benefits of cross training allow you to strengthen parts of your body other than the muscles, joints and ligaments used in your primary athletic activity. ... Research shows that athletes who cross train are often faster and less prone to injury than athletes who only practice one sport.