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  1. There are still spots open for 3rd-8th grade and 9th-12th grades.

     

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    Page High is hosting an All-Skills camp, led by Troy Helton, Impact Volleyball coach. Please see our website (www.pagevolleyball.com) for a copy of Troy's bio.

     

    This camp is available to girls entering the 3rd grade thru 12th grade. Cost is $50 by May 30th, $65 at the door. All Skills, includes: hitting, passing, serving, blocking, setting, etc.

     

    Format:

    9am-12pm 3rd - 8th graders

    1pm-4pm - high schoolers

     

    T-shirt is included.

     

    Please see kj4310@yahoo.com.

     

    Thank you.

  2. Is Smith going to transfer to Brentwood? The coach has wanted her for years. I hope this rumor isn't true.

     

     

    It would not make any sense for her to do that. It's her Senior year, and she'd have to sit out a year before she could play. Also, I talked to a reliable source, and they said that Nicole is staying at Page.

  3. 2009 Volleyball Coaches Clinic

    Presented by Page High School

    July 11th, 2009

    9:00am - 3:00pm (lunch provided)

    Page High School gym

    6281 Arno Road

    Franklin, TN 37064

    CLINIC DIRECTOR

    Troy Helton ??“ High School & Club Coach

    Coach Helton has had tremendous success in coaching the sport of volleyball. His love for the game is evident in the way he coaches, in the meticulous way he prepares each practice, and in his ability to scout opponents. Troy??™s passion is for growing volleyball wherever he lives and teaching his fellow HS coaches the secrets to building & maintaining a successful volleyball program.

     

    Coaches Clinic topics will include:

    ??? How to Build and Maintain a Successful High School Program

    ??? Teaching ball control at all levels of competition

    ??? Serving Techniques and Strategies

    ??? How to Get the Most Out of Your Players

    ??? Daily practice planning techniques

    ??? Training Individual defense & Intensity

    ??? Developing an Offensive System for your level of competition

    ??? Secret to successful Team Defense

    ??? Serve receive techniques and rotations

    ??? Live demonstration of over 50+ drills by the Page HS team

     

    COST

    $50 per coach (who register by June 19th)

    $75 per coach (at the door)

    $25 each additional coach from same high school program

    REGISTER

    helton115@yahoo.com

     

    Each coach will receive a binder of camp notes & drills. Gift bags & lunch will also be provided.

  4. 2009 Volleyball Coaches Clinic

    Presented by Page High School

     

    July 11th, 2009

    9:00am - 3:00pm

    (lunch provided)

    Page High School gym

    6281 Arno Road

    Franklin, TN 37064

     

    CLINIC DIRECTOR

    Troy Helton ??“ High School & Club Coach

    Coach Helton has had tremendous success in coaching the sport of volleyball. His love for the game is evident in the way he coaches, in the meticulous way he prepares each practice, and in his ability to scout opponents. Troy??™s passion is for growing volleyball wherever he lives and teaching his fellow HS coaches the secrets to building & maintaining a successful volleyball program.

     

    Coaches Clinic topics will include:

    ??? How to Build and Maintain a Successful High School Program

    ??? Teaching ball control at all levels of competition

    ??? Serving Techniques and Strategies

    ??? How to Get the Most Out of Your Players

    ??? Daily practice planning techniques

    ??? Training Individual defense & Intensity

    ??? Developing an Offensive System for your level of competition

    ??? Secret to successful Team Defense

    ??? Serve receive techniques and rotations

    ??? Live demonstration of over 50+ drills by the Page HS team

     

    COST

    $50 per coach (who register by June 19th)

    $75 per coach (at the door)

    $25 each additional coach from same high school program

    REGISTER

    helton115@yahoo.com

     

    Each coach will receive a binder of camp notes & drills. Gift bags & lunch will also be provided.

  5. Volleyball All-Skills Camp hosted by Page High School, led by Troy Helton

    July 8-10, 2009

     

    The All-Skills Camp is designed to give girls entering grades 3-12 a challenging experience based on their skill level. With the focus on all aspects of volleyball, training groups are established that ensure the camper of instruction within their skill level. This camp is a must for players of all skill levels trying to brush up on fundamentals or learning the game for the first time.

     

    3rd ??“ 8th Grade 9:00am ??“ Noon

    Our ???juniors??? camp is fundamental-based with an equal emphasis on learning proper techniques and enjoying the game. The Page High School volleyball team will assist the head coaches during camp and serve as mentors to the younger campers. All basic volleyball skills will be covered, including: setting, serving, passing and hitting.

     

    9th ??“ 12th Grade 1:00pm ??“ 4:00pm

    The high school camp will focus on all aspects of the game with special emphasis on skill development by position. Our experienced coaches, working within their area of expertise, will train each camper to make them better individual volleyball players and competitors. Advanced hitting, passing, serving and setting skills will be taught along with special offensive & defensive formations.

     

    COST

    $50 before June 19th

    $65 at the gym

     

    LOCATION

    Page High School 6281 6281 Arno Road

    Franklin, TN 37064

     

    QUESTIONS

    kj4310@yahoo.com

     

    Fill out the 1) camp registration and 2) medical release forms found @ www.pagevolleyball.com Mail the completed copies to:

    Karen Boots ??? PHS Head Volleyball Coach ??? 2015 Lavender Court, Spring Hill, TN 37174

  6. Page High is hosting an All-Skills camp, led by Troy Helton, Impact Volleyball coach. Please email me at catnash1@netzero.com for a copy of Troy's bio.

     

    This camp is available to girls entering the 3rd grade thru 12th grade. Cost is $50 by May 30th, $65 at the door. All Skills, includes: hitting, passing, serving, blocking, setting, etc.

     

    Format:

    9am-12pm 3rd - 8th graders

    1pm-4pm - high schoolers

     

    T-shirt is included.

     

    Please see karenj2@wcs.edu[/email] or

  7. If you are interested in a fun, exciting, learning experience for both Varisty & JV, Page High School will be hosting a team camp on July 10th-11th, 2009. This is very shortly after tryouts, so it's great opportunity to watch your teams in action, and see the chemistry of your 2009 team early in the season. Play format will be 55 minutes Varsity, 55 Minutes JV.

     

    If anyone is interested, please contact Karen Boots at 615-686-6100 or via email at karenj2@wcs.edu or kj4310@yahoo.com.

     

    Thank you.

  8. Well, I did my best in PageMan's absence, and I think I did pretty good. We are now 10-0 in our district and 30-11 overall matches (77-34 in games won & lost). Great job, girls! Let's bring it home, and finish the season strong!

     

    Player Positive Points:

     

    For PAGE:

    Nicole - 19 Kills, 3 Blocks, 2 Aces, 1 Assist

    Chelsea - 6 Kills, 4 Aces

    Cassidy - 1 Kill, 5 Aces, 22 Assists

    Kelly - 1 Kill, 3 Aces

    Kayla - 1 Kill, 3 Aces

    Allie - 2 Kills, 8 Assists

    Paige - 2 Kills

    Jennifer - 2 Aces

    Danielle - 1 Kill

    Morgan - 1 Kill

    Brady - 1 Kill

     

    For MTCS:

    Shelby - 8 Kills, 1 Ace

    Hannah - 2 Kills

    Brittany - 1 Kill, 1 Block

    Whitney - 2 Aces

    Ashley B - 1 Ace

     

    Bottom Line:

    Page - 35 Kills, 3 Blocks, 19 Aces, 31 Assists - 7 Total AE, 9 SE

    MTCS - 11 Kills, 1 Block, 4 Aces, 4 Assists - 10 Total AE, 6 SE

  9. he was just 51...very sad.

     

    http://www.tnutrojans.com/article/121.php

     

    Thank you all for your kind words.

     

    Scott was my brother-in-law, and it is very nice to see how much everyone liked him, and how many lives he's touched.

     

    The Funeral service will be at New Song Christian Fellowship, 316 Southgate Court, Brentwood, TN on Tuesday, 6/24, and 1pm.

     

    Memorials can also be made to New Song Christian Fellowship "Missions" and/or the Nashville Rescue Mission.

     

    Thank you for your prayers.

  10. There has been no better Sports Fan of Page High School and for that matter for Girls VB and Basketball than Pageman Larry. He has been the most enthusiastic advocate in everything he does. He is the orginal "Stat Man" and keeps records on teams all during the season. When you have a question about of team, usually he has the records to substantiate his answer. He has been CoachT's biggest advocate and has represented him at the State Tournament at times. I'm afraid he , at times, has thought his health might keep him from continuing to pursue his favorite sports and continue to help his AA teams in Middle Tennessee. Lets hope he will return to provide the backup to the sports junkies on this site. He is indeed the most colorful and enthusiastic fan one can see High School events in the State. Hope you are all right Larry "Pageman".

     

    I agree. I don't know what the volleyball team would do without him. /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" /> I've been in touch with him last week, and he's getting a little excited about the volleyball season. The volleyball team is praying that he stays healthy, so we can see him at all of our matches (and feed him his favorite hot dogs). /hungry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":hungry:" border="0" alt="hungry.gif" />

     

    The Page Patriots are going to have a team to be reckoned with this year.

     

    Go Page!

  11. It is always a sad time as I go from volleyball to basketball as I will miss the volleyball parents and players - especially the senior players and parents who I may not ever see again. I hope to return next season, but my physical and financial condition may prevent that. I will do my best to return however. Thanks for the memories.

     

     

    I'm glad you had a good birthday with your daughter. You deserved it. You are truly appreciated by me, and my daughter /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" /> and whether or not you return to do stats for volleyball, you will be in our prayers. I will definitely be seeing you again, as I have another one coming up the ranks. /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" />

     

     

    Go "Page"!

  12. August 1st = rules meeting for middle Tennessee coaches. The meeting is at 5:30 at FRA.

     

     

    And, if I'm not mistaken, there is a scorekeeper's clinic at 7:00pm on Tuesday, August 7th at Pope John Paul II. If the GLJ would confirm that, too, that would be wonderful. I know of a few people planning on attending.

     

    Thanks!

  13. I second that motion! All those in favor of CU becoming a ref say "AYE"...

     

    Imagine, Riverdaleman, CU and TGLJ all on the job /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> There might be hope for reffing in Middle Tennessee yet.

     

     

    "Aye"...and I just might join her someday. /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

  14. PageMan is such an important part of the Page athletic programs that he covers. He is truly an inspiration to us and to me personally. I've told him many times how much I appreciate him and I'm sure I've said so on this board, but I want to take every opportunity to say how much he is loved by me and many others.

     

    I am lucky to know him on this board and in real life.

     

    With respect and love to you, PageMan

     

     

    Amen, CU. I'd have to agree wholeheartedly. I have learned so much from PageMan, and I value his friendship. I am praying that he finds a job he loves, and that is still flexible enough that he can attend our Page VB matches. I, too, am lucky to know him.

  15. CU,

    I’m sorry you couldn’t stay until the end of the game. You would have been so proud and excited to see the joy on their faces. :lol:

     

    I also agree with you. Volleyball is a game…it’s not life or death. Yes, it’s great to win, but we also grow as people when we make mistakes (ie. losing a match, or shanking a ball, etc). It builds character and helps us be better people for the rest of our life. God gave each of our girls the wonderful ability to play volleyball, and I think He’d want them to enjoy playing…with a smile.

     

    We, as parents, are also responsible for being good role models for our children. What kind of message are we giving them by being “negatively vocal” about smiling during a game? That they shouldn’t have fun and enjoy what they’re doing? How sad is that? We should be encouraging them to have fun and enjoy the wonderful game of volleyball. After all, it's our job as parents to be a support to our kids. If they’re not having fun, they shouldn’t be playing. Life is too short.

     

    And, from my observations, I’ve noticed that some girls tend to play a little better if they are in a good mood, happy, smiling, etc. When they get upset, frustrated, etc, they tend to not be as focused.

     

    Thank you for opening up a great topic of discussion.

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