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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions for Edina Sting
Q: Can you tell me about tryouts for Edina Sting?
A: Tryouts dates and times are now finalized. Girls in 6th-9th grade can tryout. Tryouts will be held for 13’s and 14’s on Sat., Nov. 5 from 12 to 3 PM at EHS. Tryouts for the 15’s will be on Sat., Nov. 19 from 12 to 3 PM at EHS. Cost for tryouts will be $10 to offset gym rental and fees.
Q: How will players know if they make a team?
A: Players will be evaluated at tryouts by a number of coaches. The coaches will discuss the status of each player and select those who have the ability to make contributions to their respective teams. Younger players may be moved up an age group if they are skilled enough. Players will be notified by mail regarding their status after tryouts. Players not selected can still participate in volleyball for other area JO clubs or in the EGAA house league in the spring.
Q: When does the season begin and end?
A: Practice starts Dec. 5, and the competition season begins on Jan 8, with the season ending mid April. A practice and playing calendar will be published when acceptance into Power League and tournaments are finalized.
Q: How many practices per week?
A: Practices will be held twice a week at a site to be determined. We are working on making sure there are facilities close to us for practices. Practices will run for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Attendance is required.
Q: What is the cost of the program?
A: The cost will be approximately $650. We are negotiating the price of rental for practice facilities which will affect the final cost. A preliminary budget will also be discussed at a Parent Meeting before practice begins in December.
Q: How many players on each team?
A: 10-12 depending upon the age.
Q: Which age group will my daughter be playing in?
A: Age group depends upon birth date. Refer to the chart for which team your daughter would qualify for.
Age Group Born on or after
15’s September 1, 1990
14’s September 1, 1991
13’s September 1, 1992
Q: How many coaches per team?
A: One, perhaps two per team. We are also looking for parents, college students, and community members who may have volleyball experience and would like to help out as well. If you know of such people, let Coach Krause know!
Q: How often/how many competitions are there?
A: Up to twice a month; 7 competition dates will be played. All teams will play in a metro area Power League at Ralia Sports Center in Maple Grove and at least one other tournament. All competition will end in mid-April, and each team should expect to play one weekend of the Spring Break at Edina Schools.
Q: Can a player play in school sports and other athletic club sports?
A: Yes, school sports always have a priority over EVBA events and the other athletic clubs. Players can also play in other club sports. With enough notice, coaches of all activities should be able to work around scheduling conflicts. EVBA coaches will work with players, parents and other coaches to ensure that fairness is achieved for all involved.
Q: Are the competitions local or out of town/state?
A: All competition will be within the metro area. One weekend of Spring Break will be a competition date, so we ask families to plan accordingly.
Q: What is the club's philosophy?
A: Edina Volleyball Association believes in promoting the sport of volleyball, and promoting life skills through the sport of volleyball.
Among the many life skills learned through sports, and in participating with our club, are learning the values of prioritizing schedules, working together toward common goals, working hard for group and individual success, along with respect, honesty, and integrity toward others and themselves.
Participation in Junior Olympic volleyball requires a high level of commitment of time, body, and mind. We believe that this commitment has its place among priorities. Family, faith, and school (including school sports) come first, followed by volleyball. Players and parents will be expected to make every effort to schedule their priorities so that they avoid as much conflict with their volleyball practice and playing commitment as possible.
Q: Can you tell me about tryouts for Edina Sting?
A: Tryouts dates and times are now finalized. Girls in 6th-9th grade can tryout. Tryouts will be held for 13’s and 14’s on Sat., Nov. 5 from 12 to 3 PM at EHS. Tryouts for the 15’s will be on Sat., Nov. 19 from 12 to 3 PM at EHS. Cost for tryouts will be $10 to offset gym rental and fees.
Q: How will players know if they make a team?
A: Players will be evaluated at tryouts by a number of coaches. The coaches will discuss the status of each player and select those who have the ability to make contributions to their respective teams. Younger players may be moved up an age group if they are skilled enough. Players will be notified by mail regarding their status after tryouts. Players not selected can still participate in volleyball for other area JO clubs or in the EGAA house league in the spring.
Q: When does the season begin and end?
A: Practice starts Dec. 5, and the competition season begins on Jan 8, with the season ending mid April. A practice and playing calendar will be published when acceptance into Power League and tournaments are finalized.
Q: How many practices per week?
A: Practices will be held twice a week at a site to be determined. We are working on making sure there are facilities close to us for practices. Practices will run for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Attendance is required.
Q: What is the cost of the program?
A: The cost will be approximately $650. We are negotiating the price of rental for practice facilities which will affect the final cost. A preliminary budget will also be discussed at a Parent Meeting before practice begins in December.
Q: How many players on each team?
A: 10-12 depending upon the age.
Q: Which age group will my daughter be playing in?
A: Age group depends upon birth date. Refer to the chart for which team your daughter would qualify for.
Age Group Born on or after
15’s September 1, 1990
14’s September 1, 1991
13’s September 1, 1992
Q: How many coaches per team?
A: One, perhaps two per team. We are also looking for parents, college students, and community members who may have volleyball experience and would like to help out as well. If you know of such people, let Coach Krause know!
Q: How often/how many competitions are there?
A: Up to twice a month; 7 competition dates will be played. All teams will play in a metro area Power League at Ralia Sports Center in Maple Grove and at least one other tournament. All competition will end in mid-April, and each team should expect to play one weekend of the Spring Break at Edina Schools.
Q: Can a player play in school sports and other athletic club sports?
A: Yes, school sports always have a priority over EVBA events and the other athletic clubs. Players can also play in other club sports. With enough notice, coaches of all activities should be able to work around scheduling conflicts. EVBA coaches will work with players, parents and other coaches to ensure that fairness is achieved for all involved.
Q: Are the competitions local or out of town/state?
A: All competition will be within the metro area. One weekend of Spring Break will be a competition date, so we ask families to plan accordingly.
Q: What is the club's philosophy?
A: Edina Volleyball Association believes in promoting the sport of volleyball, and promoting life skills through the sport of volleyball.
Among the many life skills learned through sports, and in participating with our club, are learning the values of prioritizing schedules, working together toward common goals, working hard for group and individual success, along with respect, honesty, and integrity toward others and themselves.
Participation in Junior Olympic volleyball requires a high level of commitment of time, body, and mind. We believe that this commitment has its place among priorities. Family, faith, and school (including school sports) come first, followed by volleyball. Players and parents will be expected to make every effort to schedule their priorities so that they avoid as much conflict with their volleyball practice and playing commitment as possible.
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