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Annual Co-ed Beach Volleyball Tournament

Smash, Serve & Volley

May 26th, 2012


When: Saturday, May 26th, 2012 TiMe: Starts PROMPTLY at 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. WheRe: Beach Blast, 15 Leswyn Road, Toronto

enTRY Fee (Lunch is included): early bird $750.00 (before April 20th, 2012) or $800.00 per team

RegiSTRaTiOn DeaDLine: May 4th, 2012

Smash, Serve & Volleyat the Sixth Annual Sunrise Medical Co-ed Beach Volleyball Tournament in support of Variety Village.

All funds raised will be donated to Variety Village supporting:

• Ability in Action • Wheelchair Basketball

(The Variety Village Rolling Rebels)

Presented by

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Mixed Volleyball Tournament Rules

The goal for this tournament is to have fun while raising money for Variety Village. Here are some rules and guidelines to help us achieve this goal.

• Teams must have a minimum of 6 players (2 females) playing at all times (opposing team may waive this requirement and count the match). The maximum number of participants per team is 8 people.

• No jump serving.

• No blocking serves.

• Net serve is in play.

• Serves that hit the net and go over are in play.

• Players cannot screen on a serve. If the opposing team asks a player to move aside so that they can see the server the opponents must comply.

• If the ball hits the antenna or the net outside the antenna it is out of play.

• The ball must be played across the net between the antenna.

• Substitutions are allowed to enter before or after the serving position.

• Overhand volleying is allowed on serve receive.

• A block is not considered a contact.

• Team must call their own violations (net, lifts, doubles).

• 3 front row players may block from front row.

• Rotation must be maintained on serve + serve receive.

• Ball cannot be on the opponent’s side of the net (Except on blocks).

• Ball must hit line to be in.

• This tournament is for fun and all teams should play with that in mind and maintain a high level of sportsmanship.

• Only the 2 team captains can discuss any disputed calls.

• Please re-serve if unable to resolve quickly.


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Scoring

The team that wins the most sets in an allotted time wins a match.

A set is won by the team that first scores 25 points with a minimum lead of two points (except the deciding third or fifth game). In the case of a 24-24 tie, play is continued until a two-point lead is achieved. In predetermined three-set matches, when all three sets count as a win or loss, the third set is not considered a deciding set and will be played to 25 points.

If a team fails to serve properly, return the ball or commits any other fault, the opponent wins the rally and scores a point. When the serving team wins a rally, it scores a point and continues to serve. If the receiving team wins the rally, it scores a point and gains the right to serve.

A served ball touching the net and continuing over the net shall remain in play, and the receiving team has Three plays to return the ball to the opponents.

FIVB International Scoring System (based on matches won, sets won and point ratio) will be to used to handle all ties during competition.

Captain’s Signature: ______________________ Date: _______________


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CO-eD BeaCh VOLLeYBaLL RegiSTRaTiOn FORM

DaTe: _______________________ $750.00 (before april 20th, 2012)

OR $800.00

RegiSTRaTiOn DeaDLine: MaY 4Th, 2012

COMPanY naMe: ______________________________________________________________

PaYMenT MeThOD:

CaSh: CReDiT CaRD: CARd TyPE: ______________________________________

CARd NumBER: ______________________________________

ExPIRATION dATE: ______________________________________

Cheque: Please, make cheque payable to Sunrise Medical Canada inc. and mail it to the attention of Anna Budennaya at the following address: Sunrise Medical Canada inc. 237 Romina Drive, unit 3, Concord, Ontario L4K 4V3

TeaM’S naMe: ________________________________________

CaPTain’S naMe: ________________________________________

CaPTain’S SignaTuRe: ________________________________________

CaPTain’S e-MaiL: ________________________________________

MeMBeRS OF The TeaM:

1. ___________________________________ 2. ____________________________________

3. ___________________________________ 4. ____________________________________

5. ___________________________________ 6. ____________________________________

7. ___________________________________

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Sponsors On may 26th, 2012, be part of the team and play a major role in the Sixth Annual Smash, Serve and Volley, Co-ed Beach Volley Tournament organized by Sunrise Medical in support of Variety Village.


Smash, Serve & VolleyMay 26th, 2012

SPONSORShIP LEVEL

PLaTinuM: $5,000.00

By choosing the Platinum sponsorship, you will have the logo of your company printed on the main participant’s gift. your company will be listed as a Platinum Sponsor on the main board.

The Platinum level gives you a free team admission for the tournament.

gOLD: $2,500.00

By choosing the Gold sponsorship you will sponsor the lunch. You will have a sign with your company logo by the table mentioning your contribution.

You will also have a free team admission for the tournament.

SiLVeR: $1,000.00

By choosing the silver sponsorship you will sponsor the water bottles. A mention of your contribution will be made.

Platinum

Gold

Silver


2012 SPOnSOR RequeST FORM

Company Name: ____________________________________________________________

Contact Name: ____________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________

City: _______________________ Province: ________________________

Postal Code: _______________________

Phone Number: _______________________ Fax Number: ____________________

E-mail Address: ____________________________________________________________

Website: ____________________________________________________________

We are interested in sponsoring the event at the following level:

PLaTinuM $5,000.00

gOLD $2,500.00

SiLVeR $1,000.00

Please fax your form back to 905.660.1420

Please fax the logo of your company as an ePS format before april 30th, 2012 to [email protected]

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new Sponsorship Level

If you can’t attend this year’s Smash Serve and Volley Co-ed Beach Volleyball held by Sunrise medical Canada Inc., you can still contribute in your own way…

Become a FRIENd of the Smash, Serve and Volley Co-ed Beach Volleyball tournament.

Each FRIENd donates $100.00 to the event to help us increase the final donation to Variety Village.

Donation Recognition your name will be mentioned on the official tournament website and at the event. You will receive a donation receipt by mail.

—Become a FRIENd of the Smash, Serve & Volley Co-ed Beach Volleyball Tournament

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2012 SPOnSOR RequeST FORM

Company Name: ____________________________________________________________

Contact Name: ____________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________

City: _______________________ Province: ________________________

Postal Code: _______________________

Phone Number: _______________________ Fax Number: ____________________

E-mail Address: ____________________________________________________________

Website: ____________________________________________________________

We are interested in sponsoring the event at the following level:

DOnaTiOn $100.00

Please fax your form back to 905.660.1420

new Sponsorship Level—Become a FRienD of the Smash, Serve & Volley Co-ed Beach Volleyball Tournament

Variety Village, 3701 Danforth Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada M1N 2G2 Tel. 416-699-7167 • TTY 416-699-8147 • Toll Free 1-800-387-7686 • Fax 416-699-3926 • www.varietyvillage.ca

Variety Village is the flagship project of Variety – The Children’s Charity (Ontario)

Charitable Registration No.12362 5618 RR 0001

February 6, 2012

The Variety Village – Ability in Action Outreach program was designed to promote ability awareness, character building, teamwork and inclusive physical education. This program provides opportunities for classes, schools and community groups to have hands on involvement and understand the importance of promoting access, awareness, acceptance and inclusive participation. Since 2006 the Outreach - Ability in Action program has worked with over 1,000 groups educating over 42,100 participants ranging from junior kindergarten, University school age, community groups and organizations. School Boards involved include; Toronto District, Toronto Catholic, Durham District, Durham Catholic, Peel District, Trillium Lake, Hastings Prince Edward, and Kawartha Lakes. The Ability in Action program has been delivered in many area’s of Ontario including (bit not limited to); Windsor, Ottawa, Thunder Bay and many cities in-between. The Ability in Action program encourages participants to learn more about accessibility, adapted activities and inclusion through active involvement in adapted and inclusive games. Participants take part in cooperative or competitive group activities that will help individuals build on teamwork, communication and leadership skills. Introducing participants with varied skill levels, experience and ability to cooperate and compete in interactive games creates an inclusive environment where individuals experience the importance of acceptance and inclusive active living opportunities. We invite classes, schools, community groups, service industry leaders, individual students, educators, coaches, volunteers and families to get involved in this exciting program. *These activities can be adapted to meet each individual’s comfort/participation level. The Variety Village Outreach team looks to expand its reach in Ontario and provide many more individuals, schools, communities and organizations with the opportunity to educate themselves on adaptations, accessible and being inclusive. Thank you for your support.

Ability in Action

Promoting participation

and inclusion activities

in classes, schools and

community organizations

To make a booking, contact:

Carrie Hawley ext. 223 Tel: 416-699-7167 TTY: 416-699-8147

For further information, contact:

Archie AllisonTel: 416-699-7167 ext. 236 TTY: 416-699-8147email: [email protected]

Visit us online at www.varietyontario.ca

Variety Village

3701 Danforth AvenueScarborough, ON M1N 2G2

Tel: 416-699-7167TTY: 416-699-8147

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.varietyontario.ca

Adapted Activities Choices:

• Tour – highlighting accessibility at Variety Village or your location

• Awareness Activities – promoting inclusion and an ability-based approach

• Wheelchair Activities – promoting access and adapted activities

• Adapted Games (Pins ‘n’ Balls, Pilo Polo, Obstacle Course) – promoting integration and cooperation

• Sports for People with Disabilities – encouraging competitive participation for people of all abilities

• Visual Activities – promoting awareness, agility and cooperation

• Communication Activities – highlighting various communication styles and promoting teamwork

• Rockwall (only available on-site at Variety Village) – Maximum 25 participants in a 2-hour session and 50 participants in 4-hour session

Ability in Action

Promoting participation andinclusive activities

At Variety Village, we are passionate about educating individuals and communities about the importance of providing people of all abilities with inclusive and integrated active living opportunities.

The Ability in Action program is a very energetic and hands-on learning experience. On-site at Variety Village or off-site at a location of your choice, our Ability in Action program staff will provide activities that are both interactive and inclusive.

Through the Ability in Action program, educators, students, coaches, service industry leaders and participants from municipalities receive practical experiences to promote inclusive sport and recreation activities. With focus placed on integration, acceptance, awareness and teamwork, participants will have an increased awareness of the importance of inclusive activities for people of all abilities.

Program Options:

1. On-site (at Variety Village) – our staff would be excited to host your group/class at our facility.

This option includes a facility tour highlighting accessibility features; a choice of adapted activities; and a discussion about the importance of inclusion and active living.

a. Two-hour session - $ 10.00 per participant (choice of three activities)

Availability: Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 12 noon OR 12 noon – 2:00 p.m.

b. Four-hour session - $ 15.00 per participant (choice of six activities) Includes 1 hour break.

Availability: Monday – Friday

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

2. Off-site – our staff will provide selected equipment and join you at your school or community space.

This option includes: a choice of adapted activities and discussion about the importance of inclusion and active living.

a. Two-hour session - $ 10.00 per participant

b. Full Day - $ 5.00 per participant. Each class or grade will spend 45 to 60 minutes with our staff.

Please Note:A mileage charge is applied to all off-site options.

Availability (all options): Monday – Friday

Activity choices depend on space, size of group and availability of equipment.

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