I don’t have live access to current news right now, but I can summarize what’s publicly available from NL Volleyball sources up to recent years and suggest how to get the latest updates.
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Website: http://nlva.net/ PSO Contact: Russ Jackson, Executive Director ([email protected]) Next Annual General Meeting Date: June 2021 Board of Directors NameTitle Eric HiscockPresident Finton GaudetteFirst Vice-President Catherine StricklandSecond Vice-President Randy ManningRegistrar Cindy HiscockOfficials Chair Chad RichardsSecretary Nick HigginsCoach and Athlete Development Chair
sportnl.caOn a more positive note, we have concluded a very successful year with new records in the number of teams, players and officials. The new club system seems to have finally taken off and I am very pleased with the development in this area. This year we had over 40 teams travel to National Competitions which is remarkable … • Russ Jackson thanked all the volleyball clubs/NLESD Schools/ and the many organizations for their support throughout the 2022-2023 season. • Russ indicated that there seems...
nlvolleyball.netand fans experience highly competitive Beach and Indoor Volleyball, but also the Town of Paradise will now be the home of four professionally built beach volleyball courts for future programming and we will also have two new sport courts to add to our hosting capabilities. In keeping with the Canada Games theme, I would also like to give a big shout out to Chris Lake, our sport rep for both … 19 October-December 2024 • Monitor Athletes in Training Squad in preparation for final selection camp...
nlvolleyball.netwe did manage to get all tournaments off successfully. Great job Russ! This upcoming year will prove even more challenging. We have a new National Registration System coming on stream and everyone will have to use it. We are also looking at a need of developing new sponsors for our senior programs, as Molson moves away from most sports.
nlvolleyball.netof caretakers and schools is ever increasing. This has caused us to look at several alternatives. We could move the championships to St. John’s, which would drastically cut our costs or we may look at moving to Gander and East, with Clarenville being a major host. These decisions will be made in the fall by our executive. In the interim, we have decided to require all teams
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