1. What is Junior Olympic (JOs) Volleyball?

Junior Olympic volleyball is congruent to SELECT Soccer or AAU Sports. It is the grassroots branch of USA Volleyball which provides an opportunity for players all over the country to participate and excel in the sport of volleyball.

2. How long does the season last?

The length of the season runs from 19 November 2007 - 31 May 2008. There is opportunities to extend the season through the months of June/July, but it is dependent on your child's team performance, and the agreement of the players and parents.

3. What is the purpose for attending two National Qualification tournaments (Pacific Northwest Qualifiers and Far Western Qualifiers)?

Attending the National Qualification tournaments exposes players to some of the highest-level top-calibur players/teams from around the nation. These events are attended by numerous college coaches or their recruiting staff, and gives them an opportunity to see the players in action.

Note: Island Fire Volleyball was the only club within Skagit/Island County that attended PNQ (17 OPEN) which resulted in players receiving letters of interest from colleges outside of Washington.

4. How often are practices?

Each team will practice at least 2 times during the week.

5. What is the policy in regards to the PSR Letter of Commitment?

In accordance with the Puget Sound Manual, each player may only have ONE Letter of Commitment signed at a a time. A previously signed letter must be voided within 72 hours of decision before new letter can be signed. (See PSR Letter of Commitment for more guidance.

6. What if I don't pay my balance on time?

We realize Juniors volleyball can be expensive; that is why we are staggering payments, and will work with everyone to ensure that your child has an opportunity to pursue their desire to play volleyball. We will be looking for methods to conduct fundraising events to help with club cost, travel, and lodging.