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Wednesday, June 4
Welcome to the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy (Formerly Lakeside Volleyball Club) website
Welcome to the
Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy
(New Name.... same great program.......formerly Lakeside Volleyball Club)
Summer Camps 2008 posted
We have a couple of different Camps this summer.
Volleyball Coaches Clinic 08
See flyer at
www.thecourtsinbeaverton.com/2008CoachesClinic.html
High School Camp August 4th thru 7th
See flyer www.thecourtsinbeaverton.com/SummerCamps.html
Youth(4th-6th) and Junior(6th-8th) Camps
August 11-14th, August 18-21st and August 25th-28th
See Flyer www.thecourtsinbeaverton.com/SummerCamps.html
You can sign up and use Pay pal to register for all of the above camps. For more information about camps Call 503-646-7905
See more Volleyball information at www.thecourtsinbeaverton.com
Lakeside Volleyball club has changed our name and here is why...... When the Club started 6 years ago we were a small 2 team club based out of Lake Oswego, Or. With the growth and success of the club(from 2 to 15 teams), Club based summer camps, our 6 court training facility, the philosophy of teaching skills, specialized training for position players, scheduled physical training sessions and players currently coming from the greater Portland area and beyond, the time is right to change the name to better reflect the Academy programs and the larger scope of Volleyball that the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy offers.
To last years teams.....Great Job by all, Players, Parents and Coaches .......The BEST finish ever for Lakeside Volleyball CLub in all of the age brackets............. 4 teams finished in the Gold Division, 2 teams finished in the Silver division, 2 teams in the Bronze Division, every team moved up at least one division
Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy announces its GREAT Coaches for the 2007/08 Season!!!!!!!!
As all of you know the backbone of any and all Volleyball clubs are the Coaches.
The Coaching experiences ( 6 former Division 1 Collegiate Head or Asst coaches),
The Game knowledge (National Championship experience as both players and coaches, Professional players and All Americans)
The different styles and philosophy (Over 125 years of different coaching styles),
Teaching the Fundamentals (4 Freshman this season made Varsity teams and play)
Getting the most out of players ( In 5 years LVC has become one of the top clubs in the Northwest)
This is why we believe Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy can say “The OJ's clearly has the Best Coaching” top to bottom.
Here are the brief bios and Tentative Coaching assignments
(depending on players and teams for each age):
· Marty Mozzochi- 14’s Head Coach and 14’s Director. Head Coach, Univ of San Francisco, Asst Coach Portland State Univ. 4 National Championship teams. 27 years of coaching.
· Steve Suttich- 18’s Head Coach and 16’s and 18's Director Head Coach Univ of Washington, UCLA and USAV All American, 2 Time National Championship. 27 years of coaching
· Terri Jo Schlatter-16’s Head Coach
PSU Asst Coach, 2 time National Champs, USAV All American, Pro Player. 20 years of coaching.
* Jeff Mozzochi- Club Technical advisor, Former Head Coach Portland State Univ, 4 NCAA Div II National Championships titles, Former head coach Oregon State Univ
· Wendy Rigoni- 14’s Coach
Asst Coach at Univ. of Montana. Former setter at Univ. of Montana. 9 years of Coaching
· Sang Shim- Coach
Asst coach at Univ. of Illinois, Player at Univ. of Illinois.8 years of coaching.
· Sue Suttich- 12’s Head Coach and 12’s Director Former Univ. of Washington player, 12 years of HS Head coaching. 15 years of coaching
· Lindsay Aitchison- 14 or 16’s Coach
All Region player at Southern Oregon Univ. 4 years of coaching.
· Wil Deip- 17/18’s Asst Coach
Former UCLA middle blocker and Outside hitter. 5 years of coaching. Law student at Lewis and Clark
· Kyle Dobashi- Asst Coach, Coach at Westview HS
There is not a better coaching staff , period.
Most of these coaches have or could be some of the best coaches in most of the other clubs. But, All have seen and believe in the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy systems and concepts and have chosen to be a part of something BIG.
Welcome to the 6th year of the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy (formerly Lakeside Volleyball Club), still one of the fastest growing clubs in the Columbia Empire region and the only club to have its own 6 court practice facility.
The Oregon Junior Volleyball Academy will have 15 teams that will play at 3 different levels of competition and commitment level. All are taught the same skills and many times teams will practice within their age group and skill levels.
The "National Level" will be teams that want to play at the USAV Junior Olympics. National level teams will be traveling to 2-3 three day JO Qualifiers, play in the 4 CEVA Power leagues, Regionals and only high level tourneys. The OJ Nationals will average practicing 2.75 times per week for 2.25 hours and players will be expected to make all practices. We are looking at a team in the 18u,17u,16u,15u and 14u ages. Season will run from Nov thru Late June at the completion of USAV Junior Olympics or other National tourneys
The "Regional Level" will be for players and teams that will compete in 2 inter regional tourneys (3 days....Seattle), CEVA Power leagues(4), CEVA Regionals, 3-4 Local friendship tourneys. The Regional teams will practice 2 days per week for 2 hours and can play other sports/activities. We are expecting one team in the 18u and 16u, two teams in the 14u and 12u. Season will run Nov thru Late May.
The "Local Level" will be for players who only want to play in the local Portland area tournaments only. This would include 4 CEVA power leagues, CEVA Regionals, 5-6 local tourneys. Teams will practice 6 times per month for 2 hours each. Season will run Nov thru April
For more info on the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy please come to the informational meeting on Thursday November 1st for the 12's and 14's and on Thursday November 15th from 6:30p-7:30p at the Courts in Beaverton or Call 503-646-7905 and ask for Steve or Marty.
As always Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy is a Club that is dedicated to the most up to date instruction and teaching of VB skills for teams and individuals. Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy currently has 6 former Division 1 Head or Asst coaches on it's coaching staff. We train the Players, the coaches and the Parents. Oregon Juniors is open to ALL players and ALL schools. In 2006/07 the OJ's had players from Southridge HS, Lake Oswego HS, Jesuit HS, West Linn HS, Oregon City HS, Lakeridge HS ,Tigard HS, Beaverton HS, Central Catholic HS, David Douglas HS, Sunset HS, Westview HS, Gladstone HS, Glencoe HS, Lincoln HS, Aloha HS, Sherwood HS and many more. At the younger ages OJVA had players from 32 different Elementary, Junior High and Middle school programs.
The Directors of Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy are Steve Suttich, Marty Mozzochi, Sue Suttich and Terri Jo Schlatter. These Directors have over 112 years of volleyball experience, have raised kids that are playing Div I athletics and most importantly have a Coaches, Parent and commons sense view on Sports.
Steve has won both NCAA and USAV National Championships. Steve has been named All-American 7 times while playing in NCAA (UCLA) and USAV Championships. He has coached at the HS (both boys and girls), Collegiate (Univ. of Wash, 8 years), National and International levels. Steve has been the keynote speaker at National and International coaches clinics and has worked with both the Men’s and Women’s USA National team coaches. Father of 2 college athletes and great kids Morgan and Caitlin. Coach and Director16/18 teams
Marty has also coached at all levels, Head Coach at Univ of San Francisco, Asst Coach at Portland State during their 4 National Championships, High school coach, Club coach and CEVA Board member. Marty has a son Evan who is playing football at Idaho State univ. Coach and Director of the 14's Oregon Juniors
Sue is a high school teacher at Tigard HS and has coached at the High School, Junior High school and club level. Sue has been the Director of the 12's program and is a major reason for the OJ's success as she teaches the basic skills very well to all of the young players that have developed thru the years. Sue and Steve have 2 college athlete.
Terri Jo is also a teacher and has an entire family in athletics. Her husband coaches HS football and they have 3 kids that are heavily involved in athletics (football, swimming, VB). On top of this TJ is a former Asst Coach at PSU during their Championship runs and has played professionally and has also been named All American. TJ a 16's Coach and club director
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Active Ankle, Sponsor of the Oregon Juniors and Lakeside Volleyball Club
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| Kaepa - Helping the Oregon Juniors to US Junior Olympics
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Monday, September 24
WELCOME TO OREGON JUNIORS VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY
TRYOUT DATES..... INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS.... INFORMATIONAL FLYER
TRYOUT DATES
12U and 14U Informational meeting Thursday, Nov 1st 6:30p-approx 7:30p The Courts in Beaverton
12U Tryouts (6th grade and younger) Sunday, November 4th 10am-12:00p The Courts in Beaverton
14U Tryouts (7th and 8th graders) Sunday, November 4th 1:00p-3:30p The Courts in Beaverton
16U and 18U Informational meeting Thursday,Nov 15th 6:30p-approx 7:30p The Courts in Beaverton
16U Tryouts (9th and 10th grades) Sunday, November 18th 10am-12:30p The Courts in Beaverton
18U Tryouts (11th and 12th grade) Sunday, November 18th 1:30p-4:00p The Courts in Beaverton
Please fill out the survey below so we can best be ready to handle and process the tryouts and meeting. Thanks
This does not obligate or commit to anything just lets us be better prepared!!!!!!!
Informatinal Flyer- Please download and print
Some clubs recruit the top volleyballers around, surround them with lesser players, and then hope that the all-star girls’ skills will overcome the lack of cohesion as a unit. Other clubs recruit the top athletes in the region, put them together once or twice a week and then hope that their athleticism will carry them through.
We’re a little different. We try not to actively recruit any all-stars looking for the “best deal” team.
We want the type of athlete who will work harder and longer to get individually better. They want to earn their successes not because of the All-American playing next to them, but because of their own work and ability.
All of our players know that their commitment will be for much more than just a day or two a week. Great athleticism will carry you a long way, but we would rather have athlete who is willing to work harder. Then again, if we get the great athletes who are also willing to train harder, well, watch out!! In time, like the fable of the tortoise and the hair, better training and work ethics will beat out athleticism almost every time. We work towards a sense of TEAM where EVERYBODY contributes if we are to be successful. How to get it: Practice during the season provides a huge portion of the training, camaraderie, and instruction you will need to reach your goals. However, everybody progresses differently: some players have skills that need to be corrected and others may have more advanced skills. Others may need “one-on-one” work to get them through a particularly difficult technique. The solution is the following:
Buying into a culture that may be new - one where you need to trust and depend on your teammates and coach to always “. . . do the right thing.”
This also requires that you buy into the Oregon Juniors system - a protocol that does not differentiate between teams. The #2 team to practice like the #1 team, all teams learn the same techniques, team concepts are the same and EVERY player on EVERY team to participate in the same drills at age-specific speeds. This allow EVERY girl regardless of team level, to contribute when necessary to any team, at any time. This also allows us to have numerous competitive teams at every age level.
Handout:
Oregon Junior Volleyball Academy Informational Flyer
Wednesday, October 10
Detailed Information about National, Regional and Local levels and the Tryout Process
Please download and read the info on this handout and it should answer all of your questions about the three levels of the OJVA and how and what you need to bring to the tryouts.
Handout:
Info on National, Regional and Local levels and Tryout Proce
Sunday, November 12
Former Lakeside VBC players playing NCAA National Championships and NW CC championships
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| Caitlin Suttich of Cal Poly SLO
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Freshman Caitlin Suttich who played libero for Lakeside VBC for the last 3 years is currently playing for the #17th ranked Cal Poly Mustangs. The Mustangs are 13-1 in Big West Conference play and have won the Big West Championship. Cal Poly has now qualified for the NCAA Div 1 National Championships. Caitlin is only one of 8 players that has played in every game. Caitlin is currently passing at a .959 pace and is 5th on the team in service aces and 4th in digging while playing as a defensive specialist.
When asked about her Lakeside experience she stated "that it prepared me to play at this level both mentally and physically. Practices and drills are very similar in intensity and quality". While playing for Lakeside VBC, Caitlin also coached a 12u team and has helped out doing camps and clinics.
Jenna Meligan is playing at Cal Lutheran in Southern Calif. This past weekend Jenna and her CalLu team also qualified for the NCAA Div 111 National championship that will be played in Virginia. Cal LU beat #3 ranked LaVerne Univ on Friday and then finished off Univ of Redlands to win the Western Regionals. Jenna continues to start and play all around as a outside hitter and is the only freshman starter.Way to go and good luck in the NCAA's.
Carly Johnson is currently starting for Clackamas Community College as a right side hitter. As of this weekend Carly and her teammates will be playing for the Northwest Community College Championship. Carly is from Gladstone HS and played for Lakeside for 3 years.
THE COURTS in Beaverton new home for Lakeside VBC
As of November 1st,2004, Lakeside VBC has a new home. It is "THE COURTS in Beaverton". THE COURTS are located at 14523 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton. THE COURTS has 6 VB courts all with high quality hardwood floors and in floor poles. Each court is netted off so balls from other courts do not roll onto your court. The roof has 40 ft clearance and each court has 13 feet side clearance.
Lakeside VBC will be holding its 12u and 14u tryouts on Nov 6th, 2005 and the 16u, 17u and 18u tryouts on Nov 20th 2005 at THE COURTS in Beaverton. Lakeside VBC will have a priority for all practice times that is availible.
For information rental times and Fees for THE COURTS contact Steve Suttich at 503-646-7905 or email at SteveS@lakesidevolleyball.org or Gr8setr@aol.com
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