Bountiful High

Volleyball

Table of Contents Title Page Table of Contents..............................................2 Head Coaches Philosophy.................................3 Program Information.........................................4 Coaches Responsibilities...................................5 Expectations......................................................6 Scholarship Process............................................7 Summer Camps..................................................8 Open Gym & Tryouts.........................................9 Club Volleyball Philosophy................................10 Davis School District Hazing Policy....................11 Hazing Statement of Commitment....................14 Physical Exam (for all participants)....................15 Volleyball Release & Waiver Form ....................16 2014 Player /Parent Contact Information.........17 2014 First 3 Week Schedule..............................18 2014 Home & Away Food Assignments.............21 2014 Fees List.....................................................23 2014 Schedule....................................................24

Coach Herrick's Philosophy

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My philosophy as a coach is a three-fold mission. First, development; second, growth; &

third, competitiveness. This applies for each athlete in the program. Within each of those

three areas, physical, social, and mental, the athlete will be positively taught and encouraged to

become personally developed further. The goal is for each athlete in the program, to be able to

leave as a stronger individual in all areas, and with the ability to make others stronger around

them.

Bountiful Volleyball Program Information

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Bountiful Head Coach..........................Lane Herrick

Home Phone: 801-294-0019

Cell Phone: 801-505-8836

Email Address: lherrick@dsdmail.net

B-Town Club Director..........................Lane Herrick

Cell Phone: 801-505-8836

Email Address: lherrick@dsdmail.net

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Asst. B-Town Club Director.................Brindee Badger

Cell Phone: 801-505-8834

Email Address: brindee333@gmail.com

Bountiful High School: School Phone: 801-402-3900

Web Address: www.davis.k12.ut.us/bhs/

Bountiful Volleyball

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Coaches' Responsibilities2014

Head Coach: Lane Herrick Head Varsity Coach Setters Position Coach Offhand Position Coach Practice Plans Serving Game Focus- Defensive Positioning Game Focus- Offensive Setter Positioning and Decisions Game DVD's And HUDL Program Game Day Equipment Game Day Set Up Call and Work With Media Trainer (also sports med.) Program Direction Off Season Programs and Camps Eligibility Budget and Finance Club Coordinator

Asst. Coach: Joel Burton Head JV Coach Onhands Position Coach Game Focus- Defensive Blocking Game Focus- Offensive Transition Time Out Management Rotations + - Substitutions Net Warm-Up Off Net Serve Receive Game Day Camera Game Day Clean Up

Asst. Coach Jill Asay Head Sophomore Coach Middles Position Coach Libero's Position Coach Game Focus- Defensively Covering Hitter Game Focus- Offensive Attack Statistics Coordinator Team Togetherness Team Dress Standard Snack Coolers End of the Year Team Party and Sr. gifts Sr. night

Expectations

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All coaches and athletes will do things on and off the court that will develop the three-

fold mission of the program. This includes the development, growth, and competitiveness.

Also, each will understand the importance of physical, social, and mental wellness. If these

standards are not being upheld, the program will help each individual to get back on track.

Scholarship Process

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1. Players' honest evaluation of goals

2. Player and parents evaluation of goals

3. Player and parents visit with Coach Herrick

4. Player and parent needs to meet with counselor

5. Player recognition at tournaments, state tournament, camps on college campuses, club

volleyball

6. Player profiles submitted to institutions they are interested in, plus some more

7. Coach Herrick will fill out player watch lists from colleges

8. Player highlight video made by parents with assistance from Coach Herrick

9. Player and coach keep in conversation with interested institutions

10. 99% of scholarship athletes have to sell themselves to schools

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Summer CampsSummer camps are held the last week of June for the Bountiful High Team Camp. The

second week of July are upper-level team camps, by invitation only. These camps are very

valuable for personal and team growth. These camps are not mandatory.

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Bountiful High Open GymAnd Tryouts

Open gym is Monday nights from 7-9 PM, in the field house at Bountiful High, from the

First Monday in January, to the second Monday in May. The final open gym time will be the

first week of August before tryouts. You will see information on the Web Page and Facebook.

Tryouts are the second Monday in August. Please refer to the Bountiful High Web page for

accurate details.

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Club Volleyball PhilosophyClub volleyball is not mandatory, but very highly recommended for continual growth

and development to keep up with the competition, both with other schools and within the

program at Bountiful High itself. B-Town the name of our local club, and it is recommended in

order to improve as a program, and make each other better. The club director is also sensitive

to other sports and activities here in Bountiful. The club is also sensitive to cost in comparison

to other clubs. Playing for B-Town has great benefits for the athlete and the program. Those

who choose to play other places are welcome and encouraged to play somewhere else, with no

personal ramifications. They are also welcome to join us anytime for practice no matter where

you play.

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Davis School District Hazing PolicyDavis School District Policy and ProceduresSubject: 11IR-106 HazingIndex: Individual Rights and ResponsibilityAdopted: November 1, 1996Page 1 of 41. PURPOSE AND PHILOSOPHYHazing and initiation activities that involve hazing are abusive and illegal behaviors that harmvictims and negatively impact the school environment by creating an atmosphere of fear, distrust,and mean-spiritedness. Because the District is committed to providing a safe and orderlyenvironment for all students that promotes respect, civility, and dignity, it is the purpose of thispolicy to create and preserve an educational environment free from any type of hazing or initiationactivities that involve hazing.2. POLICYThe District strictly prohibits students from engaging individually or collectively in any form ofhazing or related initiation activity on school property, in conjunction with any school activity, orinvolving any person associated with the school, regardless of where it occurs. Consistent withDistrict Safe & Orderly Schools and Sexual Harassment policies, any student who participates inhazing or related initiation activity, or conspires to engage in hazing will face immediatedisciplinary action, up to and including suspension, expulsion, and lost of participation inextracurricular activities. In addition, students who participate in hazing may be referred toappropriate law enforcement authorities and may face subsequent prosecution.3. DEFINITIONS3.1 “Hazing” means any action taken or situation created that causes, or is reasonably likelyto cause, harassment, bodily danger or physical harm, serious mental or emotional harm,extreme embarrassment or ridicule, or personal degradation or loss of dignity to anystudent or other person associated with the school.3.1.1 Consent is no defense to hazing: i.e., the implied or expressed consent of aperson or persons to hazing shall not be a defense to discipline under this policy.3.2 “Related initiation activity” means any method of initiation or pre-initiation into a studentorganization, club, or team, or any past-time or amusement engaged in with respect tosuch organization, club, or team, that causes or is reasonably likely to cause, bodilydanger or physical harm, serious mental or emotional harm, extreme embarrassment or

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ridicule, or personal degradation or loss of dignity to any student or other personassociated with the school.3.2.1 The term “hazing and “related initiation activity” do not include customary athleticevents, intramural activities, or other similar student contests or competitions.11IR-106 HazingPage 2 of 43.3 “Conspire to engage in hazing” means to plan, encourage, fail to prevent, or fail toreport hazing and related initiation activities prohibited by this policy.4. PROHIBITED CONDUCT4.1 Activities that may be construed as hazing under this policy include, but are not limited to,the following:4.1.1 Any act that involves physical brutality or physical aggression that causes or isreasonably likely to cause bodily danger or physical harm to an individual;4.1.2 Any act that involves forced consumption of food, alcohol, drugs, or othersubstance, or any other forced physical activity that could adversely affect thephysical health or safety or an individual;4.1.3 Any activity that would subject an individual to extreme mental stress,embarrassment, or emotional harm, or any other forced activity that couldadversely affect the mental health or dignity of the individual.5. EXAMPLES5.1 Consistent with the District’s Safe and Orderly Schools and Sexual Harassment policies,school officials will examine the totality of the circumstances in determining whether aparticular activity constitutes hazing and following questions in determining whether anactivity could be defined as hazing:5.1.1 Is the activity an education experience?5.1.2 Does the activity promote or conform to the values of the school?5.1.3 Will the activity increase the respect for the school and individuals?5.1.4 Do new and initiated members participate together equally in the activity?5.1.5 Would students be willing to allow parents or school officials to witness theactivity?5.1.6 Would students be able to defend the activity in a court of law?5.1.7 Does the activity have value in and of itself?5.2 Many different types of activities can be considered hazing. Although not intended to bean exhaustive list, the following examples are provided to inform students, parents andeducators about specific misconduct that may be considered hazing:5.2.1 Any activity that might reasonably bring physical harm to an individual, such aswhipping, beating, paddling, taping or otherwise restraining students against theirwill, forced calisthenics done individually or as a group;5.2.2 Activities that unreasonably interfere with a student’s academic efforts by causingexhaustion, prolonged loss of sleep, or loss of reasonably study time;5.2.3 Morally degrading or humiliating games, pranks, stunts, practical jokes or anyother activities that me a student the object of amusement, ridicule or intimidation;

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5.2.4 Forcing, coercing, or permitting students to drink alcohol or consume illicit drugsor controlled substances;5.2.5 Forcing, coercing, or permitting students to eat or drink foreign or unusualsubstances or foods;5.2.6 Throwing or applying whipped cream, shaving cream, toothpaste, water, paint,honey, eggs or other substances on an individual’s body;5.2.7 Requiring personal servitude;5.2.8 Harassment such as pushing, cursing, shouting, yelling;5.2.9 Requiring students to wear uncomfortable, ridiculous, or embarrassing clothing orunder clothing;5.2.10 Requiring students to participate in acts of vandalism, theft, assault, sexual acts,11IR-106 HazingPage 3 of 4or other criminal activity;5.2.11 Causing indecent exposure of any other gross and lewd behavior involving nudity;5.2.12 Subjecting an individual to cruel or unusual psychological conditions for anyreason;5.2.13 Compelling an individual to participate in any activity which is illegal, perverse,publicly indecent, contrary to the individual’s genuine moral or religious beliefs orcontrary to the rules, policies, and regulations of the Davis School District.6. REPORTING REQUIREMENT6.1 School Personnel who become aware of hazing or related initiation activity shall reportsuch incident immediately to school administrators so that prompt and appropriate actioncan be taken. School personnel who fail to report incidents of hazing to school or Districtadministrators may face disciplinary action.6.2 Students who observe hazing activities and fail to intervene or report the hazing to schoolofficials may face disciplinary action for conspiring to engage in hazing.7. POLICY DISSEMINATION7.1 A summary of this policy shall be posted in a prominent place in each District facility. Thepolicy shall also be published in student registration materials; student, parent, andemployee handbooks; and other appropriate school publications as directed by theSuperintendent.7.2 Each District principal, athletic coach, cheerleading advisor, and other extracurricularsupervisor shall inform his/her students about this policy upon the effective date of thepolicy, at the beginning of each school year, and prior to the beginning of each team orgroup’s activities for the year. Each student participating in extracurricular activities shallbe required to submit a written statement of his/her awareness of the policy as a condition

for participation.

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Hazing Statement of Commitment

STATEMENT OF COMMITMENTI, __________________________________________ (student name), have been informed by my_______________________________________(coach/advisor/supervisor), of theDistrict policy prohibiting hazing and initiation. As a condition of my participation on____________________________________________ (name of team or group), I agree toabide by this policy and refrain from hazing or related initiation activity of any kind. Iunderstand that my involvement in any hazing or initiation will result in disciplinaryaction, which may include suspension, expulsion, exclusion, transfer to a different school,and/or loss of participation in all extracurricular activities.__________________________________________________ ______________Student Signature Date__________________________________________________ ______________

Parent Signature Date

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Double click next page to get a printable version of the state physical

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Bountiful High Volleyball Release & Waiver Form

As my child, _____________________________ participates in

volleyball activities with Bountiful High School, it is my

responsibility as their legal guardian, to transport my child to and

from volleyball activities unless a school bus is provided. As their

legal guardian, if I choose to let my child travel using other means

or with other people, I will assume all liability and responsibility

for my decision. I am the legal guardian of the above child

mentioned, and my name is___________________________

Print

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2014 Player Parent Contact Information

Player Name Parents Name Phone #

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2014 First 3 Week ScheduleWeek 1

August 11 th Monday 9:00 am - 11:30 am Tryouts11:30 am Final Cuts11:30 Lunch and Team Meeting Coach Herricks Room 1:00- 3:00pm Practice August 12 th Tuesday 8:30 am– 9:00 am Setters & Middles9:00 am- 11:00 am Practice 11:00-12:30 Lunch at Packards 12:30-2:30 Practice

August 13 th Wednesday 8:30 am- 9:00 am Setters & Offhands9:00 am- 11:30 am Practice

August 14 th Thursday 8:30 am- 9:00 am Setters & Onhands9:00 am- 11:30 am Practice

August 15th Friday8:30 am- 9:00 am Setters 9:00 am- 11:30 am Practice

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Week 2

August 18 th Monday 8:30 am – 9:00 am Setters & Middles9:00 am- 11:00 am Practice11:00 am- 12:30 pm Lunch on your own 12:30-2:30 Practice

August 19 th Tuesday 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team and Individual Pictures8:30 am– 9:00 am Setters & On-hands9:00 am- 11:30 am Practice

August 20 th Wednesday 1:30pm- 2:00 pm Setters & Off-hands2:00 pm- 4:30 pm Practice

August 21st Thursday1:30pm- 2:00 pm Setters 2:00 pm- 4:00 pm Practice

August 22nd FridayJV/Soph. tournament at Northridge

TBA

August 23rd SaturdayJV/Soph. tournament at Northridge

TBA

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Week 3 (FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL)

August 25 th Monday 2:30p.m. – 3:00p.m. Setters 3:00 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. Practice

August 26th Tuesday2:30p.m. – 3:00p.m. Setters 3:00 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. Practice

August 27th Wednesday2:30p.m. – 3:00p.m. Setters 3:00 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. Practice

August 28th Thursday2:30p.m. – 3:00p.m. Setters 3:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Practice

August 29 th Friday Varsity Tournament at Northridge

TBA

August 30 th Saturday Varsity Tournament at Northridge

TBA

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2014 Home & Away Food Assignments

2014 Bountiful VolleyballAway Game Day Cooler Snacks

Date Opponent Players9-16 Judge 1-___________2-_________3-________

9-18 Kearns 1-___________2-_________3-_________

9-23 Cyprus 1-___________2-_________3-_________

9-30 East 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-7 Highland 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-23 Woods Cross 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-30 Clearfield 1-___________2-_________3-_________

Snack Foods (Fruits, Veggies, Bagels, Sandwiches, Pasta….)

Drinks will be provided by coaching staff

Coolers need to be taken with the team on the bus

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2014 Bountiful VolleyballHome Game Day Team Meal

Date Opponent Players9-11 Highland 1-___________2-_________3-________

9-25 Woods Cross 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-2 Clearfield 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-9 Judge 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-14 Kearns 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-21 Cyprus 1-___________2-_________3-_________

10-28 East 1-___________2-_________3-_________

Team Meal(Spaghetti, French Bread, Cookie)

Drinks will be provided by coaching staff

Team meal will be at 3:00 in coachs' office

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2014 Fees ListBountiful High Volleyball

Mandatory Fees:District Participation and Bus Fee $90Jersey’s Home & Away $50Team Warm-Ups $60Team Game videos and Pictures (we will use HUDL) $35Team Back packs $25Under Armour Spandex $20 Game Shirt $15Game Socks $5Team Water Bottle $5

TOTAL $305

Required Equipment & Gear: 4 Inch Black Spandex Bountiful White Practice T-Shirt Shoes (preferred with red & gray trim or Black shoes) Preferred Black Knee pads Preferred Black Ankle Braces (Ankle Braces highly recommended)

Items purchased through BountifulBountiful Practice T-Shirts Size $8Bountiful Team Bag (duffel Bag) $25

Top Total $305Bottom Total _____Grand Total _____

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This order form & receipt of payment, needs to be paid in the office at BHS and put in Coach Herrick’s Box by August 12th, 2014 unless arrangements made with Coach Herrick. Thank You.

Bountiful High 2014 Volleyball Schedule

Date Day Opponent Place Level Time

8-22, 23 Fri/Sat Northridge Tour. Northridge Soph/JV TBA

8-29, 30 Fri/Sat Round Table Rumble Northridge Varsity TBA

9-5, 6 Fri/Sat Rocky Mountain Classic Lone Peak Varsity TBA

9-11 Thur. Highland Bountiful All Soph/Var/JV

9-16 Tues. Judge Judge All Soph/ Var/JV

9-18 Thur. Kearns Kearns All Soph/ Var/JV

9-23 Tues. Cyprus Cyprus All Soph/ Var/JV

9-25 Thur. Woods cross Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

9-30 Tues. East East All Soph/ Var/JV

10-2 Thur. Clearfield Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

10-7 Tues. Highland Highland All Soph/ Var/JV

10-9 Thur. Judge Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

10-14 Tues Kearns Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

10-21 Tues Cyprus Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

10-23 Thurs Woods cross Wx All Soph/ Var/JV

10-25 Sat JV Region Tour. TBA JV TBA

10-28 Tues East Bountiful All Soph/ Var/JV

10-30 Thurs Clearfield Clearfield All Soph/ Var/JV

11-1 Sat Soph. Region Tour. TBA Soph TBA

11-6, 8 Thur. /Sat State Tournament UVU Var TBA

4:00 Sophomore; 5:15 VARSITY 6:30 J.V.

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Head Coach: Lane Herrick Principal: Greg Wilkey

Asst. Coaches: Joel Burton Athletic Directors: Larry Wall

Jill Asay Clark Stringfellow

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