We are happy to announce that our 2013/14 tryouts will begin on Saturday, November 2nd for Grade 10 and Under players and continue on Monday, November 4th for Grade 11 & 12 players.
*Please Note: We have revised some dates to accommodate increasing demand. Age groups will be split out over several days.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.chvbc.com/register/tryouts/
CHVBC is excited to welcome Kristen (Forristall) Rott as a technical advisor specializing in Middle Hitters and also as a recruiting coordinator for the 2012-2013 season. She brings 8 years of experience with collegiate athletics to the club. Her experience spans a wide range including former D1 athlete in both basketball and volleyball, Division 1 coaching and administrative support.
As a prep for Oregon City High School, Kristen began playing volleyball and lead her team to the state tournament in her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior seasons. She also played basketball for the school, taking her team to four state championships. In her senior year, she was named Oregon’s Gatorade State Basketball Player of the Year and honored as a McDonald’s All-American.
GULP…GULP…GULP…If that was a soda, you just chugged away almost an hour of training. From the Daily Mail article:
Health expert Dr Sarah Bleich claimed that people ‘generally underestimate’ just how many calories junk food and fizzy drinks contain.
‘Did you know that working off a bottle of fizzy drink or fruit juice takes about 50 minutes of running?
The Sterling Silver Knights powered their way to the first Sectional Championship and Group II State Final appearance in the history of the school. CHVBC was represented in the state final by freshman Emily Kriebel and seniors Katie Johnson and Crystal Levonchuck. Congratulations to Sterling for their outstanding season!
CHVBC’s Shaniece Simpkins was awarded All-Tournament honors at the 2011 West Windsor South Volleyball Tournament. Shaniece played outside hitter for Cherry Hill East and provided strong hitting for the Cougars over the course of the day.
The Cherry Hill East team made it all the way to the finals while featuring six CHVBC players including Simpkins, Nancy Brown, Melissa Romano, Natalie Roy, Paige Smith and Shiri Lasman. Congratulations to all of the CHVBC players participating in the tournament and good luck to everyone heading into the State Playoffs!
Jess Booth and Sherron Howard were honored as All-Tournament selections in the 2011 Moorestown Volleyball Tournament. Jess represented Moorestown HS as an outside hitter while Sherron lined up on the right side for Cinnaminson HS.
Sterling High School won the tournament with a lineup that featured three CHVBC players: Katie Johnson, Crystal Levonchuck, and Emily Kriebel. Congratulations to Sterling High School and good luck to all of the CHVBC players for the rest of the high school season.
16 WHITE
Team Adrenaline (pictured here with Coach Carolyn Mooney) played solid volleyball all weekend and were rewarded for their efforts on the final day with a 3-0 match record, sweeping their opponents and winning Flight 5A!
17U Black “Team Chaos” (pictured here with club director Jeff Mooney) brought home the first division championship in the history of CHVBC at the MLK Tournament in Lancaster, PA. With two players out due to injury, the team was forced to go wire-to-wire with only seven players, playing NINE matches over the three day tournament.
CHVBC held its second free volleyball clinic of the year on Tuesday, January 18, 2011. Players from six different schools attended with NINE players representing Horace Mann! Players received instruction from current Cherry Hill East Cougars Jamie DiVito, Emily Kelly and Benaiah Hand. The CHVBC coaching staff was also on hand to teach the game, including former All-State players Karen Martin, Carolyn Mooney and Jeff Mooney.
Pat Powers, Olympic Gold Medalist and volleyball coach, visited the ISC in Cherry Hill this past weekend for his nationwide volleyball camp. Pat and I had been exchanging emails on coaching and he invited me to assist him at the camp. I’m a big fan of his volleyball coaching techniques so I jumped at the chance to meet Pat in person and learn from one of the best.