I travel to Little Rock for work one week out of every month.
That makes it impossible for me to participate in any  LR league
stuff, unless I could be a sub.
      The only way to be noticed is to play.

      Can any one out there point me in the right direction?


Clint

Selections announced

Nov. 26, 2006

Bracket -
http://www.ncaasports.com/volleyball/womens/brackets/printable/straight64_dyn/20\
06/DI

INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Committee announced
today the 64-team field for the 2006 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball
Championship. Thirty-one conferences were awarded automatic qualification,
and the remaining 33 slots were filled with at-large selections to complete
the bracket.

The top 16 teams were seeded nationally and placed within four regions. The
teams tabbed as the top four seeds were No. 1 the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln; No. 2 Stanford University; No. 3 Pennsylvania State University; and
No. 4 University of California, Los Angeles.

Team pairings were determined by geographical proximity, with the exception
that teams from the same conference were not paired during the first and
second rounds.

The Pacific-10 Conference, the Southeastern Conference, and the Big Ten
Conference led all conferences with seven teams selected. The Big 12
Conference landed six teams and four conferences have three teams
represented in the bracket -- the West Coast Conference, Big West
Conference, Mountain West Conference and Big East Conference. Three teams,
Penn State, Stanford and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have
earned bids to all 26 championships. Five teams are making their initial
appearances in the tournament: Saint Louis University, University of Alabama
at Birmingham, St. John’s University (New York), University of Mississippi,
and Belmont University.

In the 26-year history of the championship, ten schools have been crowned
champion, nine of which are in this year’s bracket, including the defending
champion University of Washington.

Additional past winners making the field are Stanford (1992, 94, 96, 97,
2001, 04), University of Hawaii, Manoa (1982, 83, 87), Long Beach State
University (1989, 93, 98), UCLA (1984, 90, 91), Nebraska (1995 and 2000),
University of Southern California (1981, 2002, 03), Penn State (1999),
University of Texas at Austin (1988) and Washington (2005).

First- and second-round matches will be played at 16 campus sites. A list of
the first-round match-ups follows.

GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA REGIONAL

December 1-2 at Omaha, Nebraska
Nebraska (27-1) vs. American (25-6)
Winthrop (34-2) vs. UNI (27-7)

December 1-2 at Knoxville, Tennessee
Tennessee (19-11) vs. Duke (28-3)
Jacksonville St. (24-4) vs. San Diego (24-5)

November 30- December 1 at Gainesville, Florida
Florida (28-2) vs. Florida A&M (21-6)
Col. of Charleston (27-7) vs. Arizona St. (15-14)

November 30- December 1 at Albany, New York
St. John’s (N.Y.) (30-4) vs. Albany (N.Y.) (19-12)
Siena (22-12) vs. Minnesota (23-7)

HONOLULU, HAWAII REGIONAL

November 30- December 1 at Los Angeles, California
Southern California (25-4) vs. Mississippi (19-12)
UC Santa Barb. (19-11) vs. Brigham Young (24-5)

December 1-2 at Long Beach, California
Pepperdine (16-11) vs. Long Beach St. (25-5)
Oregon (17-11) vs. Hawaii (26-5)

December 1-2 at Fayetteville, Arkansas
Oklahoma (26-5) vs. Oral Roberts (26-8)
Missouri St. (26-8) vs. Arkansas (16-12)

December 1-2 at Los Angeles, California
Utah (27-3) vs. Michigan St. (19-11)
UAB (27-9) vs. UCLA (29-3)

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON REGIONAL

December 1-2 at State College, Pennsylvania
Penn St. (29-2) vs. Long Island (25-10)
Cornell (18-8) vs. Hofstra (23-6)

November 30- December 1 at West Lafayette, Indiana
Kentucky (18-11) vs. Ohio (28-4)
St. Louis (22-8) vs. Purdue (21-10)

December 1-2 at Louisville, Kentucky
Ohio St. (23-7) vs. Belmont (24-6)
Middle Tenn. (26-7) vs. Louisville (25-6)

November 30- December 1 at Boulder, Colorado
Colorado (16-11) vs. New Mexico St. (33-3)
Colorado S. (20-9) vs. Washington (25-4)

AUSTIN, TEXAS REGIONAL

December 1-2 at Austin, Texas
Texas (21-6) vs. Prairie View (23-10)
Stephen F. Austin (30-3) vs. Alabama (17-12)

December 1-2 at Madison, Wisconsin
Iowa St. (20-10) vs. Wis.-Milwaukee (24-5)
Notre Dame (18-13) vs. Wisconsin (24-6)

December 1-2 at San Luis Obispo, California
Cal Poly (22-5) vs. Michigan (21-12)
California (20-9) vs. LSU (26-5)

December 1-2 at Stanford, California
Missouri (17-12) vs. Santa Clara (20-7)
Sacramento St. (30-5) vs. Stanford (25-3)

Teams winning both matches will move on to regional play December 8 and 9.
The pre-determined regional sites are Austin, Texas; Gainesville, Florida;
Honolulu, Hawaii; and Seattle, Washington. The regional winners will advance
to the semifinals and final hosted by Nebraska at the Qwest Center in Omaha,
Nebraska, on December 14 and 16.

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Winter Blues Tournament

What: Coed 6's (minimum 2 women) A & B divisions
When: December 10th, 2006
Where: Well Worx 6161 Shelby Oaks Drive Memphis, TN
Who: Contact Angela Kincer @ angelakincer@...

The entry form has been copied in below - for a better electronic
copy, please email me. The plan is to offer a free T-shirt for all
prepaid registrations.


Winter Blues Volleyball Tournament

When: 	 Sunday Dec. 10th
			 Capt. Mtg @ 9:00 am, play to follow
immediately

Divisions:  Co-Rec 6's (min. 2 women)
                             	 A & B

Where: 	 Well Worx – 6161 Shelby Oaks Drive (Off of Sycamore
View)

Format:  	 Pool Play and Elimination round
Current USAV Rules Apply

Registration:  You may register by using the form below. In
order to receive a shirt, you must 		 prepay.


Entry Fee: $20.00 per player.

Deadline: The deadline for entry is December 1st. Entries may
be taken after the 1st, but T-shirts will not be guaranteed.  There
will not be extra shirts so try to order the right amount and sizes!!

Payment:  -Make checks payable to:
Angela Kincer

		 -Send check and entry to:   You can email form
to:
Angela Kincer 		  angelakincer@...
			 6437 Inniswood Drive 	  and send
check to previous address
			 Bartlett, TN  38135                  on
the left


      Question or Comments: Angela @ (901) 848-6393
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Team Captain: ______________________ Team Name:
_______________________

Address:          _____________________________ Phone #: (____)
_______________

	             _____________________________ Email:
___________ _________


Division: ____________________  Shirt Size:  ___M ___L
___X  ___XXL
Note: Total must equal number of players, blanks will be a zero.
Each shirt requires $20 player fee.

For Immediate Release

Oct. 24, 2006

USA Volleyball Adds Two CAP Clinics

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 24, 2006) – USA Volleyball will conduct two
Coaching Accreditation Program (CAP) programs on Dec. 2-3.

The Evergreen Region will host a CAP Level I clinic at Spokane Falls
Community College Gymnasium in Spokane, Wash. Check-in for the CAP I and II
courses will be on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 7:30 a.m. The sessions will run from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Dec. 2 and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 3. Bill
Neville, the USAV national commissioner for coaching education, Kim Oden,
head coach at St. Francis High School (Calif.), and Carla Beaudet, USA
Volleyball assistant for coaching education, will be among the cadre for the
clinic.

A flyer on the Spokane clinic can be downloaded off the USA Volleyball web
site at
http://www.usavolleyball.org/media/education/SpokaneWA_Dec06flyer.pdf.
On-line registration for this CAP program is at
http://estores.infront.com/usavolleyball/item_info.asp?pid=152.

The Delta Region will host a CAP Level I clinic at Saint Theresa Church
Parish Center in Little Rock, Ark. Check-in for the CAP I and II courses
will be on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 7:30 a.m. The sessions will run from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. on Dec. 2 and from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Dec. 3. Penny
Lucas-White, head women’s coach at the Air Force Academy, Ruth Lawanson,
head women’s coach at Angelo State University, and Diana Cole, USA
Volleyball director of coaching education, will be the cadre for the clinic.

A flyer on the Little Rock clinic can be downloaded off the USA Volleyball
web site at
http://www.usavolleyball.org/media/education/LittleRock_AR_Dec06_flyer.pdf.
On-line registration for this CAP program is at
http://estores.infront.com/usavolleyball/item_info.asp?pid=151.

Early bird registration for both events is Nov. 3. For more information on
either clinic, please contact either Diana Cole or Carla Beaudet at (719)
228-6800.

The USA Volleyball Coaching Accreditation Program (CAP) is a comprehensive,
three-level coaching education program covering all aspects of coaching and
teaching volleyball. Both Level I and II courses focus on the critical
athlete performance principles in coaching at all levels.

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The AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour's is live on NBC from Coney Island
on Saturday August 19th and Sunday August 20th at 4:30pm (ET).

August 15, 2006 -- The AVP Brooklyn Open Presented by Cushman &
Wakefield will be broadcast live on NBC on Saturday August 19th and
Sunday August 20th at 4:30pm (ET). Catch both the Men and Women as they
battle for big prize money at the AVP Crocs Tour's debut in the state
of New York.

The rivalry on the sand between the top two men's teams has heated up
as top-seeded Mike Lambert and Stein Metzger and second-seeded Phil
Dalhausser and Todd Rogers have met in the finals of the previous two
AVP finals. In Chicago, Lambert and Metzger swept Dalhausser and Rogers
21-16, 21-18. While Dalhausser and Rogers exacted their revenge this
past Sunday at the Historic Manhattan Beach Open defeating Lambert and
Metzger 22-20, 21-23, 15-11. Combined, these two teams have won nine of
the eleven 2006 AVP Crocs Tour events.

In the race for the Crocs Cup, awarded to the best men's and
women's team at the conclusion of the AVP Crocs Tour, just 20 points
separate Lambert/Metzger and Dalhausser/Rogers. With increased points
available in network events, both teams will bring their best game to
Coney Island. Tune in to the Men's final live on NBC on Saturday,
August 19 at 4:30pm (ET).

The path to the women's championship will be different in Coney
Island as partner switches have continued. Elaine Youngs and Nancy
Mason, fresh off their second place finish at the Manhattan Beach Open
last Saturday, will line up next to new partners. Youngs will team with
Nicole Branagh, the 2005 AVP Rookie of the Year, while Mason will
partner with AVP Star Tyra Turner. Branagh's former partner and
career victories leader Holly McPeak will partner with two-time indoor
Olympian Logan Tom.

The one constant on the women's side has been the dominant play of
2004 Olympic Gold Medalist Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh.
May-Treanor and Walsh, the number one team in the world, have won nine
of the eleven AVP Crocs Tour events this year, including a victory last
weekend in the AVP Manhattan Beach Open. In New York, the duo will look
to win their tenth event of the year, which would set the record for
most regular season wins by a women's team. May-Treanor and Walsh won
nine regular season events in 2005. Tune in to the Women's final live
on NBC on Sunday, August 20 at 4:30pm (ET) to see if May-Treanor and
Walsh can set the record.

Other AVP stars heating up the beach will be 2000 Olympic Gold
Medalists Dain Blanton and Eric Fonoimoana, three-time Olympic Gold
Medal winner Karch Kiraly, and 2005 AVP Best Defensive Player Rachel
Wacholder.

Do not miss the hottest action of beach LIVE on NBC Saturday August
19th and Sunday August 20th at 4:30pm (ET).

The competition is sure to be fierce and you do not want to miss a
single serve, dig or spike.

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Main Draw of the Historic AVP Manhattan Beach Open Presented by Bud Light
Begins Friday at 9 a.m.

August 10, 2006

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif., August 10, 2006 -- The AVP Crocs Tour will
return to the home of beach volleyball Friday for the 2006 AVP
Manhattan Beach Open presented by Bud Light. The third and final
Southern California stop, the Manhattan Beach Open  being played this
year for the 45th time  is the longest running event in beach
volleyball history and the premier tournament in the nation since the
1960s. Every year, the winners of the Manhattan Beach Open have their
names engraved on the Manhattan Beach pier.

Considering its historical appeal, Manhattan Beach is the perfect place
to welcome back beach volleyball legend and winningest male player in
history, Karch Kiraly. Kiraly, who has been out since the AVP Crocs
Tour stop in Sacramento in mid-June, will compete for his ninth
Manhattan Beach Open title this weekend.

Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh enter Manhattan Beach as the top-seed
on the women's side. May-Treanor and Walsh and have won eight of the 10
AVP tournaments they've entered this season, finishing second in the
other two. Elaine Youngs and Rachel Wacholder, the winners in the other
two events this year, decided to part ways as partners prior to the
Manhattan Beach Open. Youngs will compete with Nancy Mason and
Wacholder will play with Jen Boss.

On the men's side, Mike Lambert and Stein Meztger will look to follow
their win at the last stop on the AVP Crocs Tour in Chicago with
another win in Manhattan Beach. The duo has won three events this
season. Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers will look for their sixth win
of the season in Manhattan Beach. The duo has been dominant on the Tour
this year and a win in Manhattan Beach will mark the first time a men's
team has won six AVP events in one season since Karch Kiraly and Adam
Johnson in 1998.

The main draw of the AVP Manhattan Beach Open presented by Bud Light
begins Friday, August 11 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday, August 12,
the action continues from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the women's final at
1:30 p.m. The remaining men's main draw games will be played from 9:15
a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, August 13, and the men's final will begin at
1:30 p.m.

General admission to the tournament is free. Television coverage of the
women's final will air LIVE on NBC on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. ET and the
men's final will air LIVE on NBC on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

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I live in north little rock arkansas and i want to play a sport really
bad!!! I told my mom this but i don't think she takes me seriously and
i don't know where to play a sport at? i can't play at school cause i
don't have a physical and i never played a sport and i don't want to
try out and not make the team!!
i would like to play volleyball,softball,and\or tennis.!?

so if you have any info please let me know?!

Any serious players in Fayetteville please contact me.  916-799-7568
my name is Travis

The 1st Annual Men's and Women's Tobey Open

WHEN - August 26th
LOCATION - Tobey Park
FORMAT - Sand doubles, pool play followed by a single elimination
tournament. This is really two tournaments. One for the men and one
for the women. Every person that signs up will get a T-Shirt. All the
money from the tournament will go to 1st and 2nd place. Please check
the discussion forum for more info.
SKILL LEVEL - Open
COST - $30.00 per team
CONTACT - Al Dodd
PHONE # -901-335-5538

hey, i am 25 and new to the little rock area. i played v-ball in high
school, intramurals in college, and then on a team back in denver. now
that i am in little rock i would like to find a women's or co-ed
team/group to play with. any hints are greatly appreaciated. thanks

Complete details @ http://Volleyball.ORG/

The AVP Sacramento Open Men's Final will be broadcast LIVE on FOX
on Saturday June 17 at 4:30 p.m. PDT

AVP Sacramento Open

The AVP is headed to Northern California for the AVP Sacramento Open
this Thursday - Sunday, 15-18 June.

Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers are at the doorstep of greatness as they
look to
capture their fifth consectuve title.  Known simply as the 'Professor' and
the
'Thin Beast' Rogers and Dalhausser matched the 1997 streak by Karch Kiraly
and
Adam Johnson last weekend in Hermosa Beach.

On the Women's side, top-seeded Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh look to
rebound after losing in the finals in Hermosa Beach to second-seeded Rachel
Wacholder and Elaine Youngs.  This growing rivalry has seen these two teams
battle for the championship in 11 tournament finals since 2005 with
May-Treanor
and Walsh winning seven times.

Complete details @ http://Volleyball.ORG/

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I would like to inform the membership of this group of a unique
volleyball training program here in central Arkansas.

This is tailor-made for the volleyball athlete of any age---not just
some random program for athletes.  If you are interested in being
quicker, more explosive, and jumping higher, then contact me at
501.539.FAST (3278) or go to www.arsportsperformance.com

ALSO: if anyone knows if there is a Solospike training device in the
area, I would very much like to know.   Any response is appreciated.

Full details @ http://Volleyball.ORG/

Santa Barbara Locals Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser Win Bud Light Santa
Barbara Open
May 21, 2006

SANTA BARBARA, Calif., May 22, 2006 - Local Santa Barbara residents Todd
Rogers and Phil Dalhausser swept the men's final of the AVP Bud Light Santa
Barbara Open Sunday, defeating Jeff Nygaard and John Hyden, 21-19, 21-15.
The win is the second consecutive victory for Rogers and Dalhausser on the
2006 AVP Crocs Tour.

Rogers, a Santa Barbara native, has played in the championship match of the
Santa Barbara Open in five of his six tournament appearances. His win Sunday
marks the first time he has won in front of his hometown crowd. Rogers, who
lives in Solvang, Calif., attended the University of California Santa
Barbara and coached men's volleyball at his alma mater from 2000 to 2005.

Rogers said he was thrilled with the win. "You saw my reaction at the end.
It's mind-boggling," Rogers said. "I'm happy to get it (the win) under my
belt. It feels good to have won in my town."

Rogers and Dalhausser entered the finals after defeating Hans Stolfus and
Aaron Wachtfogel in the semi-finals, 21-17, 21-9. Nygaard and Hyden defeated
Mike Lambert and Stein Metzger in the semi-finals, 21-17, 21-10.

Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist and Santa Barbara native Karch Kiraly was
eliminated from the tournament during Saturday play by the surprise team of
Brent Doble and Ryan Mariano 22-20, 21-15. Even though Kiraly did not play
Sunday, he was still on-hand in Santa Barbara, Calif., working as a color
commentator for the broadcast of the men's final on Fox Sports Net.

In the women's final Saturday, Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh defeated
Elaine Youngs and Rachel Wacholder, 21-14, 21-14. With the win, May-Treanor
and Walsh made history as the first women's team in beach volleyball to
record their 50th career team title. It was the duo's third consecutive
victory on the 2006 AVP Crocs Tour. The broadcast of the women's final was
the AVP's live national debut on the FOX Network and was the first High
Definition broadcast in the history of the Tour.

The next stop for the AVP Tour will be the AVP Cuervo Gold Crown Huntington
Beach Open, May 26-28. The Cuervo Gold Crown is comprised of three AVP beach
volleyball tournaments this season that offer more first-place prize money
than every other tournament on the AVP Tour.

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For those of you that might be interested in playing college
volleyball I am looking for a few female recruits that would enjoy
playing at a small Bible college in North Dakota. I realize that not
everybody is cut out for Bible College so this post may only appeal to
a few of you. If you think you might be interested I am in need of
players for this fall. You can contact me by replying to this email or
go to our website listed below and check and us out there.

Coach Charlotte Snowden
Head Women's Volleyball/Basketball Coach
Trinity Bible College
1-888-tbc-2day
www.trinitybiblecollege.edu

I am a 6' sophmore. I really want a team to play on this summer. if
any one knows of a team i could play on i would really appreciate it
if you would inform my on it. thanks.

hi ... i live in central arkansas and am looking to play volleyball
again.. I am 30 and played for 6 yrs through school and loved it and
want to get back in it for fun ... any one know any places to play?

April 11, 2006

INHD to Broadcast USA Men’s and Women’s Matches from Grand Champions Cup

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – There’s good news for volleyball fans who have a
high-definition television and have access to INHD or INHD2 channels through
their cable provider.

Replays of last November’s FIVB World Grand Champions Cup in Japan will be
broadcast this month on INHD. All of the USA Women’s matches and two of the
USA Men’s matches will air, beginning April 17. INHD is also broadcasting
select matches featuring other teams during the Grand Champions Cup.

All of the matches except one will be broadcast at least twice, and in many
cases three times. Please check the digital listings for the dates and times
in your area.

Women’s Grand Champions Cup Schedule (Times Listed are Eastern Time)

USA vs. Korea
April 17 at 8:30 a.m. / April 17 at 3 p.m. / April 18 at 3 a.m.

USA vs. China
April 19 at 3 a.m. / April 23 at 9 a.m.

USA vs. Poland
April 19 at 3 p.m. / April 20 at 3 a.m. / April 23 at 11 a.m.

USA vs. Brazil
April 20 at 8:30 a.m. / April 21 at 3 a.m. / April 23 at 1 p.m.

USA vs. Japan
April 24 at 8:30 a.m. / April 29 at 7 a.m. / April 30 at 3 a.m.

Brazil vs. Korea
April 21 at 3 p.m. / April 22 at 3 a.m. / April 24 at 4:30 a.m.

Men’s Grand Champions Cup Schedule (Times Listed are Eastern Time)

USA vs. Brazil
April 25 at 3 p.m. / April 26 at 3 a.m. / April 29 at 9 a.m.

USA vs. Japan
April 29 at 3 a.m.

Italy vs. China
April 26 at 8:30 a.m. / April 27 at 3 a.m. / April 29 at 11 a.m.

China vs. Brazil
April 27 at 3 p.m. / April 28 at 3 a.m. / April 29 at 12:30 p.m.

About INHD

INHD is a 24/7 suite of cable networks offering compelling Hi-Def
entertainment including live major league sports, movies, music and specials
with 100 hours of new HD programming each month.

INHD offers viewers two channels, INHD and INHD2, for two different
experiences:

INHD brings you powerhouse sports including MLB, NBATV, College, Tennis,
Golf, extreme sports and AFL games.

INHD2 features exclusive concerts in Dolby 5.1, more than 35 movies made for
IMAX® theaters and much more.

INHD and INHD2 are the most widely distributed HDTV networks on cable today.
Available on Adelphia, Bright House, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox, and Time
Warner cable systems, the channels are available to more than 47 million
subscribers and service almost 2 million households. INHD and INHD2 are
owned and operated by iN DEMAND Networks – the company’s shareholders are
Comcast iN DEMAND Holdings, Inc., Cox Communications Holdings, Inc., and
Time Warner Entertainment - Advance/Newhouse Partnership.

INHD is not just more TV. It’s the ultimate HD experience.

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AVP Tour Announces 2006 Television Broadcast Schedule

- AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour to be Broadcast on NBC, FOX Network and FOX
Sports Net -

LOS ANGELES, March 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AVP Pro Beach Volleyball
Tour, a wholly owned subsidiary of AVP, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: AVPI -
News), a lifestyle sports entertainment company focused on professional
beach volleyball, today officially announced its 2006 television broadcast
schedule. Over 75 hours of AVP Tour action will be broadcast on three
different networks: NBC, the FOX Network and FOX Sports Net.

The 2006 Tour includes two new events, five new cities, and a record $3.5
million in prize money. The prize money is split equally between the men and
the women and represents a 17% increase from last year's purse of $3.0
million. This season, the AVP Tour will visit 16 cities, including the new
additions of Birmingham, Ala., Sacramento, Calif., Atlanta, Ga., Brooklyn,
N.Y, and Lake Tahoe, Nev.

The expanded 2006 schedule comes on the heels of a very successful 2005
season. The AVP Tour experienced healthy growth last season, including a 48%
increase in its fan base, according to Scarborough Sports Marketing, which
compares favorably to the growth in other sports properties for the same
time period.

The 2006 broadcast schedule includes four events on NBC, two events on FOX
and 10 events on FSN. In addition, all NBC and FOX events will be
re-broadcast on FSN.

"We are thrilled about the continued increase of exposure for both the sport
of professional beach volleyball and the elite AVP athletes," said Leonard
Armato, CEO and Tour Commissioner. "We are glad to be working with NBC and
FSN again this year and we are looking forward to our first year on FOX."

In addition, AVP has developed several promoter relationships to help bring
tournaments to cities that might not otherwise host such events. Local
organizers are responsible for selling all local revenue for the tournament,
including tickets, concessions, sponsorships and hospitality. Event cities
with local promoters include: Sacramento (Sacramento Sports Commission),
Atlanta (Atlanta Sports Council), Birmingham-Hoover (Bruno Event Team),
Brooklyn (Brooklyn Sports and Entertainment) and Cincinnati (Reach Event
Marketing). AVP's strategic alliances with top local promotion companies
allow the AVP Tour to have a strong presence in new markets without the
standard upfront capital resources as well as gaining year-round, aggressive
marketing and outreach for each event.

Event                   Air Date              Network

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.            April 8            FOX Sports Net
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.            April 18           FOX Sports Net
Tempe, Ariz.                May 13             FOX Sports Net
Santa Barbara, Calif.           May 20              FOX Network
Tempe, Ariz.                May 20             FOX Sports Net
Huntington Beach, Calif.          June 3             FOX Sports Net
Huntington Beach, Calif.          June 10            FOX Sports Net
Sacramento, Calif.             June 11             FOX Network
Hermosa Beach, Calif.           June 17            FOX Sports Net
Hermosa Beach, Calif.           June 24            FOX Sports Net
Seaside Heights, NJ            July 8             FOX Sports Net
Atlanta, Ga.                July 15            FOX Sports Net
Birmingham, Al.              July 22            FOX Sports Net
Chicago, Ill.               July 23                 NBC
Seaside Heights, NJ            July 29            FOX Sports Net
Atlanta, Ga.                Aug. 5             FOX Sports Net
Manhattan Beach, Calif.          Aug. 12                 NBC
Birmingham, Al.              Aug. 12            FOX Sports Net
Manhattan Beach, Calif.          Aug. 13                 NBC
Brooklyn, NY (Coney Island)        Aug. 19                 NBC
Brooklyn, NY (Coney Island)        Aug. 20                 NBC
Cincinnati, Ohio              Sept. 2                 NBC
Boulder, CO                Sept. 2            FOX Sports Net
Cincinnati, Ohio              Sept. 3                 NBC
Boulder, Colo.               Sept. 9            FOX Sports Net
Las Vegas, Nev.              Sept. 16           FOX Sports Net
Las Vegas, Nev.              Sept. 23           FOX Sports Net
Lake Tahoe, Nev.              Sept. 30           FOX Sports Net
Lake Tahoe, Nev.              Oct. 7             FOX Sports Net

     *  All air times are regional.
     ** Live / Same Day Coverage on FSN is possible for all FSN Events.
         Check local listings

About the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, Inc.
AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, Inc. is a lifestyle sports entertainment
company focused on the production, marketing and distribution of
professional beach volleyball events worldwide. AVP operates the industry's
most prominent volleyball tour in the United States, the AVP Pro Beach
Volleyball Tour, which was organized in 1983. Featuring more than 150 of the
top American men and women competitors in the sport, AVP staged 14 events
throughout the United States in 2005 and has expanded the Tour to 16 events
for the 2006 season. In 2004, AVP athletes successfully represented the
United States during the Olympics in Athens, Greece, winning gold and bronze
medals, the first medals won by U.S. women in professional beach volleyball.
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LOS ANGELES - January 26, 2006 - AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, a wholly
owned subsidiary of AVP, Inc. (OTC: AVPI.OB), a lifestyle sports
entertainment company focused on professional beach volleyball, today
officially announced its 2006 Tour season schedule, which includes two new
events, five new cities, and a record $3.5 million in prize money. The prize
money is split equally between the men and the women and represents a 17%
increase from last year's purse of $3.0 million.

This season, the AVP Tour will visit 16 cities, including five new additions
- Birmingham, Ala. Sacramento, Calif., Atlanta, Ga., Brooklyn, N.Y, and Lake
Tahoe, Nev.:

March 31-April 2 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL
May 5-7 - Tempe, AZ
May 18-21 - Santa Barbara, CA
May 26-28 - Huntington Beach, CA
June 9-11 - Hermosa Beach, CA
June 15-18 - Sacramento, CA
June 29-July 2 - Seaside Heights, NJ
July 6-9 - Atlanta, GA
July 13-16 - Birmingham, AL
July 20-23 - Chicago, IL
August 10-13 - Manhattan Beach, CA
August 17-20 - Brooklyn (Coney Island), NY
August 25-27 - Boulder, CO
August 31-Sept 3 - Cincinnati, OH
September 6-9 - Las Vegas, NV
September 14-17 - Lake Tahoe, NV

All events will be televised with coverage on NBC and FOX Sports Net (FSN).
A detailed broadcast schedule will be released soon. Tickets will be
available soon.

The expanded 2006 schedule comes on the heels of a very successful 2005
season. The AVP Tour experienced healthy growth last season, including a 48%
increase in its fan base, according to Scarborough Sports Marketing, which
compares favorably to the growth in other sports properties for the same
time period.

In addition, AVP has developed several promoter relationships to help bring
tournaments to cities that might not otherwise host such events. Local
organizers are responsible for selling all local revenue for the tournament,
including tickets, concessions, sponsorships and hospitality. Event cities
with local promoters include: Sacramento (Sacramento Sports Commission),
Atlanta (Atlanta Sports Council), Birmingham-Hoover (Bruno Event Team),
Brooklyn (Brooklyn Sports and Entertainment) and Cincinnati (Reach Event
Marketing). AVP's strategic alliances with top local promotion companies
allows the AVP Tour to have a strong presence in new markets without the
standard upfront capital resources as well as gaining year-round, aggressive
marketing and outreach for each event.

"We are thrilled at the success and expansion of the AVP Tour and we are
looking forward to coming into these new markets and returning to several of
our 2005 Tour stops" said Leonard Armato, CEO and Tour Commissioner. "We are
pleased that, through successful promoter alliances, we are able to bring
the excitement of beach volleyball inland, expanding beach volleyball and
reaching a larger audience. With our fan base continually growing and a
record amount for prize money, this looks to be the best AVP season yet."

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Does anyone know where there is a men or co-ed volleyball team in the
Little Rock area because I reall want to play.

2005 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championships
Television Broadcast Schedule

Sat 12/10 4 PM ESPNU  Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball regional final #1
Sat 12/10 6 PM ESPNU Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball regional final #2 or #3
Sat 12/10 11 PM ESPNU Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball regional final #4
Sun 12/11 1 AM ESPNU Delay  Div. I Women's Volleyball regional final #2 or
#3

Thu 12/15 7 PM ESPNU Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball semifinal #1
Thu 12/15 9 PM ESPNU Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball semifinal #2
Thu 12/15 11 PM ESPN2 Delay  Div. I Women's Volleyball semifinal #1
Fri   12/16 2 PM ESPN2 Delay  Div. I Women's Volleyball semifinal #2
Sat 12/17 6 PM ESPN2 Live  Div. I Women's Volleyball Championship

Notes: TV listings are in Eastern Time and subject to change.
           Please consult your local listings.
           In addition, NCAA championships are frequently re-aired on ESPNU.
           DirectTV: ESPNU = 609, ESPN2 = 209
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Trying to find information on tryouts and other info. Live in Little Rock area.
    Thanks

<NOTE FROM MODERATOR:

For information on Club Volleyball programs in the area
contact the Regional office of USA Volleyball -

USA VOLLEYBALL DELTA REGION (DE)
Region Office
Joe Williams
1102 Laurelwood Ct
Jonesboro, AR 72401
870/933-8110
e-mail: com@...
Web Site: http://www.deltavolleyball.net
Junior Team List: http://www.deltavolleyball.net/view.php/id/41
>

CSTV/AVCA Division I Coaches Top 25 Poll

POLL #4: Sept. 26, 2005

Rank School (First-Place Votes) Total Points * 2005 Record Last Week
1 Nebraska (58) 1,498 11-0 1
2 Washington (2) 1,430 10-0 2
3 Stanford 1,389 13-1 3
4 Penn State 1,319 11-2 4
5 Florida 1,167 12-1 6
6 Louisville 1,154 11-0 7
7 Missouri 1,150 10-0 8
8 Wisconsin 1,096 10-1 10
9 Minnesota 1,081 11-2 5
10 Notre Dame 918 8-1 11
11 Hawai'i 826 7-6 9
12 San Diego 806 10-1 14
13 Arizona 764 10-1 15
14 California 563 9-2 25
15 Santa Clara 552 10-1 18
16 Kansas State 513 11-2 17
17 UCLA 483 7-4 13
18 Ohio State 470 8-3 16
19 Southern California 462 4-6 12
20 Brigham Young 371 9-0 22
21 Purdue 317 11-2 19
22 Texas 246 7-2 23
23 Texas A&M 239 7-5 20
24 LSU 170 12-1 NR
25 Long Beach State 106 10-3 NR

Others receiving points and listed on two or more ballots: Saint Mary's
(Calif.) 99, Kansas 98, Loyola Marymount 78, Ohio 73, Maryland 19, Illinois
17, Tennessee 5.

Seven teams mentioned on only one ballot for a total of 11 combined points.

Dropped Out: Saint Mary's, Calif. (21), Kansas (24)

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IT'S STILL NOT TOO LATE!
YOU WOMEN LOOKING TO PLAY COLLEGE BALL, MY TEAM IS IN NEED OF ANOTHER
PLAYER OR TWO. TRINITY BIBLE COLLEGE OFFERS A UNIQUE ENVIROMENT WHERE
STUDENTS CAN RECEIVE THEIR EDUCATION, AND PLAY SPORTS IN A CHRISTIAN
ATMOSPHERE. TBC IS LOCATED IN NORTH DAKOTA SO IF YOU HAVE COLLEGE
ELLIGIBILITY AND WANT TO USE YOUR TALENT FOR THE GLORY OF GOD. WE
WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU. SO IF YOU ARE INTERESTED TIME IS OF UTMOST
IMPORTANCE FOR ENROLLMENT, SO PLEASE RESPOND ASAP.

CHARLOTTE SNOWDEN
HEAD WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL/BASKETBALL COACH
TRINITY BIBLE COLLEGE
50 SOUTH SIXTH AVE.
ELLENDALE, ND 58436
1-888-TBC-2DAY
www.trinitybiblecollege.edu

I just wanted to make a last minute appeal. I am the head women's
volleyball coach at Trinity Bible College in North Dakota and I am in
need of some volleyball player for THIS coming fall season. So if any
of you-all out there are interested and you have graduated HS be it
last year or 15 years ago, (provided you can still play) I would love
to talk to you and see if you can be a part of our program. I realize
this is last minute this is last minute in nature, but there may be
that someone looking to play on this level. (Which by the way is not
DI or DII, more like DIII, we compete in the NCCAA DII level). Thanks
and God Bless

Charlotte Snowden
Head Women's Volleyball/Basketball Coach
Trinity Bible College
(701)-349-5447
www.trinitybiblecollege.edu

FULL DETAILS @ http://Volleyball.ORG/

Men's & Women's Professional Beach Volleyball
Hermosa Beach Open
Hermosa Beach, California

Thursday July 21 -- Qualifier
      8am - 6pm

Friday     July 22 -- Main Draw Competition
      9am - 6pm

Saturday July 23 -- Main Draw Competition
      8am - 5:30pm
      1:30 - 3:00 pm NBC * (PST)

Sunday   July 24 -- Main Draw Competition
      10am - 3pm
      1:30 - 3:00 pm NBC * (PST)
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