Park Girls Volleyball Club endeavors to create a safe, fun, inclusive environment for athletes, parents, coaches, and volunteers. To that end, athletes are expected to adhere to principles of behavior as outlined below.
Athlete Behavior:
Disciplinary Guidelines:
Parents play a key role in the experience of their children in sport by helping to create a positive learning environment where athletes grow as positive role models and develop a sense of teamwork, self-worth, and sportsmanship. Each parent has the opportunity to positively or negatively influence their daughter, other team members, and other parents and families by their words and actions. As such, we ask all parents to abide by the following code of conduct:
Parent Violations:
Parents who do not follow the Parent Code of Conduct will be subject to corrective action. It is the philosophy of the Park Girls Volleyball Club that parents shall not spoil the experience of the athletes within youth sports. The following guidelines have been established for addressing problems with parents/spectators. Note: These guidelines are not absolute in addressing behavior concerns. Extreme situations may result in more severe consequences.
Release: When a parent(s) and a coach and/or coaching team are not able to find common ground to work together in a positive environment, an athlete may be released from the team and PGVC.
Mission:
We are committed to developing all team members with the technical skills required in the sport of volleyball by focusing on their physical literacy, mental resilience and social connectedness, in a positive team environment. It is our goal to provide all athletes with a positive experience in a competitive team environment and to develop strong and respectful players.
Playtime:
Team housekeeping:
Culture:
Coaches Commitment:
Mission:
The team is the most important thing. No one person or player is more important than the team. Only when all members decide to work towards the goal of doing their part to make the team the best it can be, will the team have its best chance for success.
Playtime:
Team housekeeping:
Culture:
Coaches Commitment: