2010 UCCS Camp Information click HERE

Green Mountain High School is seeking assistant coaches for the 2010 volleyball season.  Practice times would begin at 3:30/4:00.  Interested applicants should send a letter of interest, current resume and 3 professional references to Jim Thyfault, GMHS Athletic Director at jthyfaul@jeffco.k12.co.us.

Mountain Vista High School is seeking a Head Girls Volleyball CoachInterested applicants should send a letter of interest, a current resume and three professional references to Dave Mumper, Athletic Director @ dave.mumper@dcsdk12.org

The Academy (3A) in Westminster is accepting applications for the position of Head Volleyball Coach.  Please email a letter of interest, Resume, and at least 3 references to seth.replogle@adams12.org

Pikes Peak Volleyball Club’s 15 Elite

Volunteer for On-Site Drug Screens! 

Colorado Springs, CO, March 9, 2010 – The Pikes Peak Volleyball Club’s 15 Elite who recently won the 2010 Colorado Crossroads Junior National Qualifier Tournament in Denver, earning them a bid to the Junior National Championships in Reno, Nevada are volunteering to take drug screen tests at a pep rally in their honor this Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 4 p.m. at Mr. Biggs. 

The team is making a stand against drugs by setting themselves as an example and extending a “play drug-free challenge” to other teen sports teams, not only in our community but across the nation.  The girls will share in their own words why they chose to volunteer for drug screens and will be available for questions and interviews at Mr. Biggs.

After the Intention Prevention town hall, “Is It Safe to Talk” held at Coronado High School on February 18th the champion volleyball team, who is headed to the Junior National Championships in June, wanted to step up, take action and make a statement to their peers as well as the community and the country that it is “Cool to play clean.”

At the Junior Nationals Pep Rally, the volleyball team will share their motivation on why it’s important to make a stand and share with “powerful messages pertaining to the choices they will be faced with as they grow older”—Kelli Jones, Mother of Pikes Peak Volleyball Club 15 Elite player

“We need the leadership from our young, high achieving athletes to set the bar high and to challenge others to do the same.  This talented group of young adult athletes is leading by example with action, setting a precedent by volunteering to drug screen. ” ---Susan Payne, Special Agent and Executive Director of Safe2Tell