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The National Qualifier
schedule is confirmed. Click
here.

The 4th annual food drive to benefit Community
Food Share was held Sunday, December 4th,
2011 and the result was incredible! Parent,
players and spectators brought 745 pounds of food!
Thank you for your remarkable generosity! Bromley
Heights Charter School collected several hundred
pounds of food as well. Our goal of 1000 pounds of
food was reached and even exceeded!

Flatirons Volleyball Club will be
running the Monarch Gold Crown teams for 2012.
Gold Crown is a program for 6th, 7th and 8th grade
girls. The teams are divided according to the
local high school they will feed into. The
competitive season begins the first of October and
consists of two matches per week, typically held
at the Gold Crown Foundation Facility in Lakewood
on Sundays. Detailed information can be viewed at
www.goldcrownfoundation.com. Click on
Volleyball. If you’re interested in playing
Gold Crown volleyball, please email us with your
request to be on the mailing list:
monarchgcvb@aol.com Tryouts and
practices take place in August 2012.

Coaching at Flatirons VBC
Our wonderful coaching staff is in place for the
2012 season. If you are interested in coaching, we
still want to hear from you. Email Director
Susan Cancilla at
flatironsvbc@aol.com or call (303)
543-7605.

Membership in USA Volleyball
is required before any participation in Flatirons’
open gyms, clinics or tryouts. You may register
for membership online at
www.rmrvolleyball.org. Be sure to designate
your club affiliation as “Undecided”. The cost is
$55. Click
here for
detailed instructions.

Contact Us
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FAQs
Frequently
Asked Questions about Flatirons
Volleyball Club
1.
What is the philosophy of
Flatirons Volleyball Club?
We believe club volleyball
enhances the life of girls. When
girls play sports, they learn to:
- work with a
group to accomplish a goal
- work hard
towards their own goals
- be patient with
themselves and others: most do
not master this sport quickly
- continue
pressing on when the going gets
tough
- speak up for
themselves: be assertive on and
off the court
- accept
instruction from the coach
- think clearly
and quickly due to the enhanced
mind/body connection
- establish
relationships with teammates
based on healthy common interest
- respect strong
and healthy body image
- leadership: how
and when to lead and how and
when to follow
2. How many
teams will be fielded for the
2010-2011 season?
We
plan to field 12-14 teams that carry
an average of 10 players each.
The breakdown is: 1 team at the
12’s, 13’s and 18’s age divisions
2-3 teams at the 14’s, 15’s, 16’s
and 17’s age divisions
3.
Why is club volleyball so expensive?
Because it costs
considerable money to run a quality
club program. We determine the dues
for each season by adding up the
expenses and dividing by the number
of players. We are a non profit
organization (501c3).
4.
When and where are practices?
Practices are held two –
three times per week. The length of
each practice varies from 90 minutes
to 2 hours. Practices for the
younger teams are earlier in the
evening. They typically begin at
6:00 PM while the older teams
usually begin at 8:00 PM. Practice
sites are Alexander Dawson School,
Eldorado K-8 School, Superior
Elementary School, Monarch K-8
School and Southern Hills Middle
School. The final practice schedule
will be announced as soon as it is
finalized.
5. Where are
the tournaments?
Tournaments are held in the Denver
Metro area, Colorado Springs, Fort
Morgan, Fort Collins, Loveland,
Pueblo, Aurora, Arvada and other
Colorado locations. The Rocky
Mountain Region Power Tournaments
are on Sundays and begin at 8:00 AM
and usually end around 4:00 PM.
6. How does Flatirons
Volleyball Club choose coaches?
We look for people who have
volleyball experience, like to work
with kids, have a desire to teach
skills and possess personal
integrity. People who have a
cooperative attitude, want to give
back to youth and have fun
personalities are a good fit with
Flatirons.
7. How long
has Flatirons Volleyball Club been
in existence?
Flatirons
Volleyball Club was founded in 1999
by LaRae Musselman and Susan
Cancilla. We are entering our 12th
season of competitive volleyball.
8. Should my daughter tryout
for a team?
If your
daughter loves volleyball, is
athletic, willing to work hard at
practices and wants to become a
better player, she should tryout for
a team.
9. How hard is it
to make a team?
We’re
not going to tell you that it’s easy
to make a team. Typically, the top
players from the surrounding area
play club volleyball. We do have to
cut players (we hate it as much as
you do). The number of girls who
attend tryouts varies from year to
year with the largest numbers
occurring at the 15 and under age
division (freshmen).
10.
What if my daughter doesn’t make a
team – what other options are there?
Check the Rocky Mountain
Region USA Volleyball website to
learn of other clubs in the area.
The website address is:
www.rmrvolleyball.org Click on
Juniors then click on Clubs and
Directors. There are volleyball
programs through the City of Boulder
Parks and Recreation Department.
Sand volleyball is available at the
Sports Oasis: www.sportsoasis.com
Middle school girls can play in the
Gold Crown league. This league
begins in August and the teams are
formed based on the high school the
kids will be attending. Website:
www.goldcrownfoundation.com Click on
Volleyball.
11. How do I
find out more?
Please
check out our Parent and Player
Handbook on the
Teams page of our website for
more information.
If you
need help with a certain question,
please call Susan at (303) 543-7605.
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