Volleyball Net Heights

 

Proper net height is an important part of creating a fair and age-appropriate playing environment for every athlete. NBCVC uses designated net heights based on age division and gender, allowing players to develop their skills and compete under the appropriate playing conditions.


Volleyball Alberta General Information Page

Please click the link below to view Volleyball Alberta's General Information page.

Hitting Warm Up Protocol

Please click on the link below to watch Volleyball Alberta's approved hitting  warm up protocol; player's who attend Volleyball Alberta tournaments must follow this protocol.

Score Keeping Tutorial

Please click on the link below for a scorekeeping tutorial.

Respect In Sport

NBCVC is proud to announce our partnership with Respect in Sport.  We encourage all parents, grandparents, guardians, etc to take the Respect in Sport Parent Program.  This program will be mandatory for at least one parent of each athlete and it must be completed prior to tournament play. Please click on the link below for further information, which includes the link to begin the program. 

If for some reason the link does not work, please visit: https://nbcvciceparent.respectgroupinc.com

NBCVC-ICE - Parent Program (pdf)Download

Rule of Two

"The Rule of Two is any one-on-one interaction between a Person In Authority (PIA) and an individual athlete must take place within earshot and view of a second PIA. If possible one of the PIAs should be the same gender as the athlete. If a PIA is not available, another screened volunteer, parent or adult can be recruited. An exception is made for medical emergencies."  (retrieved from: Volleyball Alberta's October Announcements, Coaches Corner)

Visit coaches.ca for more information on Rule of Two

24 Hour Rule

NBCVC has implemented the 24-Hour Rule.

 

If a player, parent or coach has a concern, they must wait 24 hours prior to contacting the appropriate party for discussion.

The 24-Hour Rule has several purposes:

1. Allows each party involved during an issue to step back and clear the initial emotional elements.

2. Provides a clear and concise process for problem resolution

3. Provides a clear understanding of what is expected for all parties involved

4. Promotes direct communication

5. Provides an avenue of fairness and opportunity to every parent, player and coach


The 24-Hour Rule:

When an issue occurs and a party has a resulting complaint to make or issue to be resolved, they are asked to wait 24 hours, then put the issue in writing and submit it to the appropriate party. Whether this issue is labelled as coaching error, team mate interference, parent conflict or any other of a number of possible situations, it is very important that all parties involved take the full 24 hours to remove or decrease the emotional element so that the actual issue can be resolved quickly, in a civilized manner, and to everyone’s satisfaction. 


Referenced from: https://wallacesabres.com/Pages/1109/What_To_Do_-_The_24-Hour_Rule/