Received Information from Colleges
(VERY Important to Read)
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Jenny,
My name is Justin Dee and I am the Head Coach at Lyon College in
Batesville, AR. I am also the High Performance Director and on the Board
of Directors for the Delta Region of USA Volleyball. I always love to see
your teams compete, except when they beat Arkansas Juniors:) I just
wanted to let you know we always love to hear from your players and would
love to fill up our roster with the very best from the Delta Region. We
are an NAIA Division I school. We qualified for our first Region XI
tournament this season and are a "program on the rise". We usually get
our recruiting started in the student-athlete's junior club season and end
our recruiting in November of their senior year, but we are always looking
for players and always open to Ozark players. We offer both academic and
athletic scholarships and can give up to a full scholarship in each or a
combination of the two. We are a very challenging academic school, but
compete with the best of them on the court. We will be looking to fill an
Outside and Setting position in 2008, and we always love to hear from
pounders in the middle and ball control girls in the back row. (We need
ball control and help in the middle for 2007) Tell the girls to come up
and say hey at any tournaments, we can talk anytime as an NAIA program. I
will be that guy on the sideline on Arkansas Juniors 16-1. I have
scholarship money and I would love to get a great recruiting class out of
the Delta Region to show the nation what we have to offer! Thanks, Jenny.
I look forward to seeing you at the CAP clinic and HP tryouts.
Sincerely,
Justin Dee
Head Volleyball Coach
Lyon College
www.lyon.edu
jdee@lyon.edu
870-698-4223 (work)
July 10-2006
To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Carey Chenoweth and I am the assistant volleyball coach at Garden City Community College in Garden City, Kansas. We are currently still looking for three girls to fill our remaining scholarships. We are especially looking for a MB or OH that can help contribute to our program.
Please let me know if you know any unsigned seniors interested in playing so that I can contact them about our program here at GCCC.
Sincerely,
Carey Chenoweth
(620) 276-3222
May 24, 2006
Hello, I have two Full scholarships available for a couple middle blockers that may have fallen through the cracks. If you have any unsigned middle's could you please pass this information along to them?
Thank you for your time.
INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE: If you want a quality education with personal attention, you will find it at IRCC. IRCC assures you of a great education at reasonable cost. Your educational choices at IRCC are abundant, and they are waiting for you here at "River." IRCC is a great place to start!
THE CAMPUS: IRCC’s main campus is in Fort Pierce, on Florida' East Central Coast. As a student, IRCC's outstanding facilities are at your doorstep. Take advantage of the Olympic-sized pool, fitness room, full-service cafeteria and study lounge, and much more. Plus, there are always plenty of campus happenings for entertainment, enrichment and relaxation. In addition, a short drive from the main campus takes you to the sandy beaches of the Atlantic Ocean where you' find year-round swimming, fishing, and surfing. You can also see the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets play at their nearby spring training sites. At IRCC, all the best of Florida is within your reach.
LIVING HERE: The River Hammock is Indian River Community College's student residence complex located adjacent to our baseball/softball facility. Open only to students enrolled at IRCC, The River Hammock offers convenience, comfort and an environment conducive to study- all at an affordable price. Each 4-person, fully furnished apartment suite features a central living area, dining room, kitchen, and four full bedrooms and two full baths to meet your needs. Amenities include central heat and air, kitchen appliances, dead bolt locks, telephone service and an Internet account.
With national recognition, IRCC plays the best junior college volleyball in the nation. Many players continue to play at top four-year schools after leaving IRCC. IRCC plays its home games at our state-of-the-art gymnasium on campus. The season begins in August for our invited roster of players, with an annual blue/gold intra-squad match and around 30 matches against the best competition that will play us. In the Spring we run a Development Program (strength and conditioning) in preparation for our next Fall Season.
IRCC athletes undergo mandatory drug testing and are assisted with health and nutritional concerns.
As an NJCAA Division I member we are allowed to conduct tryouts before enrollment and depend upon recommendations from scouts, coaches and friends to identify prospects for our volleyball program. In addition, 14 volleyball scholarships are available and our financial aid is based on academic, personal, and volleyball merit as well as financial need. The first official volleyball signing date at IRCC is 15 JAN and you can sign with a four-year school and still sign with IRCC.
If you have questions please call our volleyball office at 772-462-7763.
ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID: When you return your completed application (you can do so on-line) IRCC will notify you of your status. If you are a transfer or international student please refer to the special instructions regarding your application. We encourage you to visit our main campus, but if you can not visit IRCC personally please take a tour on the World Wide Web: http://www.ircc.edu Thanks and best wishes!
Ron Jacobs
Head Volleyball Coach
Indian River Community College
May 8, 2006
My name is Justin Maness and I am the head volleyball coach at Paris
Junior College(Div I JUCO) in Paris, TX. This is first volleyball
program in college history. I accepted the job a week ago and I am
currently in the process of recruiting a team. I was e-mailing in the
hopes that there may still be some uncommitted 2006 graduates in your
programs. I am looking for all postions. PJC is hosting a tryout on
May 20, from 1-3pm. I will open the doors at 12pm for registration and
warm-up. If you have any questions about the tryout or the program,
don't hesitate to contact me. Paris is located about 1 hour 15 minutes
northeast of Dallas. It has a population of about 35,000, and there are
about 4500-5000 students enrolled. Thanks for your help and I hope to
hear from you soon!
Justin Maness
PJC Volleyball
Office: 1 580 774 3027
Cell: 1 903 517 6331
April 19, 2006
Good afternoon,
This weekend I’ll be traveling to Dallas to attend the Lone Star Qualifier. We’re still eagerly recruiting for 2007 and would appreciate it if you’d take a moment to let me know if there’s anyone on your team I should watch.
Washington University is an outstanding academic institution. “US News and World Report” recently ranked WU the 11th best academic university in the nation. We’re equally proud of the tradition the BEARS volleyball program enjoys as the most successful women’s volleyball program in NCAA history. We’ve won eight NCAA III National Championships, competed in the Final 8 in seventeen of the last eighteen years, and have won at least 30 matches each season for the last twenty years. Several current BEARS were recruited by Division I programs but instead elected to matriculate to Wash U for the unparalleled combination of academic and athletic excellence.
Although Washington University doesn’t list specific criteria for admission, here’s the academic profile of our four incoming freshmen:
Average ACT 30
Average rank upper 5%
Average GPA 3.88
I hope to hear from you soon.
GOOD LUCK!!!
Rich
Rich Luenemann
Washington University Volleyball
8-Time NCAA III National Champions
Luenemann@athletics.wustl.edu
April 7, 2006
Hello Coach Matthews,
My name is Lorelee Smith and I am the assistant volleyball coach at Central Missouri State University. This past weekend I had the opportunity to see you 16's team compete. As a team you have very determined players with great talent. I enjoyed watching them compete.
There are a couple of particular players on your team we are interested in. It would be a huge help if you could please forward me a roster of your players with their jersey numbers. I have a list with names but no numbers and that makes recruiting difficult.
We wish you the best of luck with your up and coming tournaments.
Take care and keep up the great work.
Lorelee Smith
CMSU Volleyball
Assistant Coach
660-543-4572
March 21, 2006
Dear Denise,
My name is Lawrence Anderson and I’m the Assistant Volleyball Coach at Drury University in Springfield, MO. I was wondering if you could tell me about (EDIT) and send me some information about her? We are looking for middles and outside hitters for the 2007 class; if you happen to have any other kids who you think I should know about, that would be great. Any help you could give would be very helpful.
Thanks for your time,
Lawrence Anderson
Drury Volleyball
900 N. Benton
Springfield, MO 65802
417-873-7252
Feb. 1st 2006
Jenny,
I am VERY interested in your players for next year. I am planning on seeing them play at Fort Smith. But, I was wondering if you guys have any game tape or skill tape you might be able to send so I would get an idea of what your girs can do?
Please let me know what girls are still available, and if you could get me a tape. I will give you my address if you have something to send, just let me know.
I look forward to hearing from you. I do still have some great scholarships, just so you know!
Coach Burnside
Lambuth University
(731)425-3393
Feb. 24, 2006
My assistant coach was at the Vegas tournament last weekend and saw your team
play. My assistant , Yasmin Ortiz, saw one of your middles, (EDIT) and
told me this is someone I need to look into. I was wondering if you had any
contact information on her or any information you have on her would be helpful.
To let you know a little about us, we are a Div. II program with scholarship
available for middles. We are part of the Heartland Conference playing schools
such as St. Edwards, St. Mary's San Antonio, and Montana State- Billings.
Thank-you for your time,
Coach Cathy Ray
Head Volleyball Coach
Dallas Baptist University
214-333-5328
Feb. 14, 2006
Jenny,
I am writing regarding your club team playing in Omaha. We will be attending the tournament and were wondering if you had any uncommitted seniors that we might want to watch. Thanks and good luck during the tournament. Brooks Keisler
UAB assistant volleyball coach
Bartow Arena
East Tower
1530 3rd Avenue South
Birmingham, Al 35294
(205) 934-6003
bkeisler@uab.edu
Feb. 1, 2006 Jenny,
Hi! My name is Erin Plumley, and I am the Assistant Volleyball coach at
DePauw University. Having graduated four seniors this past year, we are
currently recruiting in all positions. I have provided information
regarding DePauw and the Lady Tiger Volleyball Team. Our program is
looking for individuals who have a strong academic and athletic
commitment, so we would enjoy learning more about your girls.
Academically, DePauw has long enjoyed, not only a regional, but also a
national reputation for academic excellence. We can offer a Liberal
Arts curriculum with over 50 major areas of study, as well as the chance
to study in pre-professional programs in education, law, medicine, and
engineering, among others. Financial aid at NCAA III schools is based
on academic achievement and/or need. Student-athletes can apply online
for free at www.depauw.edu.
Athletically, DePauw is a member of the Southern Collegiate Athletic
Conference (SCAC). The ten SCAC schools are located in Arkansas,
Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas. This
past season the Lady Tiger Volleyball Team finished a successful season
at 25-11. The Tigers fell short this year of an NCAA appearance, but we
have attended in the past. The SCAC sent three teams to the National
Tournament this year. Our conference is very competitive, and we
compete at the highest level of Division III volleyball.
The Division III atmosphere and smaller schools have something very
important to offer perspective student-athletes. Opportunities. At
DePauw students receive individualized attention in the classroom, have
the option of joining a sorority and other groups on campus, gain
valuable experience through internships, etc. The opportunities are
valuable, and they're endless. For example, one of players this past
summer worked on the set of the Today Show in New York City. This
month, she will attend the Olympic Games for NBC.
If any of your players are interested in receiving more information
about DePauw, please contact me by phone or e-mail. Good luck with your
club season!
Tiger Pride!
Erin Plumley
Erin Plumley
Asst. Volleyball Coach
DePauw University
(765) 658-4950
Jan. 29, 2006
I'd like to introduce you to Franklin Pierce College and our women's volleyball program! FPC is located in the center of New England with easy access to Boston and New York City. We offer more than 30 majors including Criminology, Sports Management, Business Administration, Communications, and Education. Our volleyball team is excited for the upcoming year, where we are aiming for a top 5 finish in our conference!
I was looking at your club's web site and wanted to pass along our information. We are a Division II school and compete in the Northeast 10 conference. We do offer academic scholarships and some athletic scholarships. Our volleyball program is growing program, having moved up to the #4 spot this season, after winning the quarterfinals of the conference championships – the team’s 1st trip to the conference tournament in program history. We had 2 freshmen receive conference honors and our senior libero was named to the 3rd team all conference. We are looking forward to improving upon this year’s successes next year and earn a NCAA bid.
I graduate 5 seniors this year and have several slots to fill on my roster. If you have any players interested in coming to the northeast, please pass along their contact information. I do travel to several tournaments once the club season starts and will have, hopefully, several opportunities to see your club teams play. Additionally, I hold do hold several playdates in the spring (Feb. 9-10 and March 2-3) where recruits are invited to tour campus, attend class, spend the night with a player, and run through a practice with us.
If your players are interested learning more about Franklin Pierce, please email me back as soon as possible and check out FPC at <http://www.fpc.edu/> . I look forward to hearing from you!
Women's Volleyball Coach
Franklin Pierce College
20 College Road
Rindge, NH 03461
603-899-1058
AOL Instant Messenger Screen Name: CoachFPC
Jenny,
My name is Matt Linebarger, I’m the head volleyball coach at Millsaps College. I took over the program in August. The program did not have much of a recruiting database and I was unable to get out during the fall partly because of Katrina.
If you have any unsigned 06 prospects that would excel at the DIII level both on the court and academically would please send me their information. I greatly appreciate any assistance. Thanks and I hope to personally introduce myself at some point this spring.
Best Regards,
Matt
Matt Linebarger (Florida State, 2002)
Head Volleyball Coach
Millsaps College
1701 N. State Street
Jackson, MS 39210
601-974-1475 office
601-974-1209 fax
407-616-8638 cell |
