FALL DEVELOPMENTAL INDOOR PROGRAMS- starts October 2019
$10.00 Off Fall Registration Fees til September 1st, 2019 - Don't Wait to Register! All programs under $100.00
INCLUDES DECEMBER 7th Tournament At Jacob Hespeler Secondary School
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BORN 2010/2011/2012 - SCORPIONS MONSTERS PROGRAM
Parents and Players are encouraged to be on the court together. SEE VIDEO ON RIDE SIDE OF PAGE! Includes Circulation Volleyball Games and a Sitting Volleyball module Wednesday Nights Starts October 16th, 2019 ends March ,2020, BORN 2010-2012 - 6:30pm-7:30pm (This is a combined fall/winter program of 15 weeks!) SILVERHEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOL - 390 Scott Road Cambridge, Cost- $90. 00 includes sessions and t-shirt |
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BORN 2008/2009 - SCORPIONS VOLLEYBALL 1
Included - Bonus Giant December 7th Tournament at Jacob Hespeler SS. START: Wednesday October 9th, 2019 - 9 weeks LOCATION: Our Lady of Fatima School - 88 Hammet Street Cambridge. TIMES: BORN: 2009:6:15-7:25 BORN 2008:7:30-8:40pm Cost - $ 87.00 - Includes skills building sessions, tournament and t-shirt |
Katelynn Monteiro and Jessica Frias
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BORN 2006-2007 - SCORPIONS VOLLEYBALL 2 Plus bonus December 7th Tournament 8th at Jacob Hespeler SS. MONDAY NIGHTS - 9 weeks starting October 21th, 2019 Start Times will be determined by registration numbers LOCATION: Our Lady of Fatima School - 88 Hammet Street Cambridge. Cost - $87.00 Includes skills building sessions, tournament and t-shirt BORN 2005-EARLIER - SCORPIONS 3 - HIGH SCHOOL
Skill building but also basic offence and defensive systems are taught. Includes December 7th tournament. THURSDAY NIGHTS - 9 weeks starting October 10th,2019 LOCATION: St. Margarets of Scotland School, 210 Cowan Blvd. Cambridge Here are the start times - BORN 2005 - 6:25pm to 7:40pm BORN 2004 and earlier - 7:45pm to 9:00pm Cost - $87.00 All participants receive Scorpions T-shirts |
Beradine Verstraeten & Steve Furnance Scorpions 2 Coaches
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Tell Me About the MONSTERS PROGRAM
Program is based on the Circulation & Mini-Volley Programs developed by Volleyball Canada and the Dutch Volleyball Federation.
The traditional game is adapted to the specific needs and abilities of the participants.
These adaptations include varying the number of players, altering the court size, adjusting the height of the net, and using bigger and lighter balls. Different game formats such as 1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3 and 4 vs. 4 are used.
Various rules are also adapted to encourage longer rallies and decrease the difficulty of skill execution. The objective of these adaptations is to encourage learning, promote success, and increase the enjoyment for the participants. When the game is properly adapted for the age and abilities of the participants, they experience more success, enjoy the activity, and want to play more often!
The traditional game is adapted to the specific needs and abilities of the participants.
These adaptations include varying the number of players, altering the court size, adjusting the height of the net, and using bigger and lighter balls. Different game formats such as 1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3 and 4 vs. 4 are used.
Various rules are also adapted to encourage longer rallies and decrease the difficulty of skill execution. The objective of these adaptations is to encourage learning, promote success, and increase the enjoyment for the participants. When the game is properly adapted for the age and abilities of the participants, they experience more success, enjoy the activity, and want to play more often!
Tell Me About Sitting Volleyball
In every SCORPIONS Learn to Play Program we include a skills session on Sitting Volleyball.
Sitting volleyball is a discipline of disabled volleyball that is played while sitting on the floor. The sport is governed by the same set of rules as the able-bodied game, with a few minor rule modifications.
The sitting volleyball court measures 10m x 6m, divided into two sides of 5m deep by 6m wide. The net height is lower than that of able-bodied or standing volleyball, and is set at a height of 1.15m for men, and 1.05m for women.
Sitting volleyball is a discipline of disabled volleyball that is played while sitting on the floor. The sport is governed by the same set of rules as the able-bodied game, with a few minor rule modifications.
The sitting volleyball court measures 10m x 6m, divided into two sides of 5m deep by 6m wide. The net height is lower than that of able-bodied or standing volleyball, and is set at a height of 1.15m for men, and 1.05m for women.