MEGA VOLLEY FINAL DAY

Monday 22nd September saw the final night of our Term 3 Mega Volley league. It was great to see the improvement of the teams with the 2 hit and 3 hit bonus points really adding up towards the end of the round. Once again Westshore proved the team to beat and recorded our highest ever Mega Volley score of an impressive 99 points. The final results were Westshore - 1st and Reignier School a very close 2nd (see our results page for full results). Well done to both these schools. We look forward to seeing you all again next year or some of the Y4 children in our KIWI league next year.

Thanks Kathryn Winnie - Development Officer - Junior Programme

MEGA Volley final games

We are very close to the end of our Term 3 league. This Monday 22nd September is last games for this round. Once again all the teams involved have improved throughout the weeks. Westshore school is the team to beat at the moment, with some very impressive games in the last few weeks. Last week they managed to score 99 points one of our highest results so far. Well done Westshore. Watch this spot and we will be updating final results next week

Gearing Up for busy Volleyball Season

Volleyball Hawke's Bay staff have been flat out lately preparing for the coming secondary school and primary school volleyball activities. On offer next term for school players are:

KiwiVolley Leagues in Napier, Hastings and Flaxmere; SuperLeague on Monday at the PGA; Inter school Junior volleyball on Wednesday at the PGA, 4 aside indoor volleyball at the PGA on Wednesdays, U15 Development sqaud training indoors on Mondays and beach volleyball on Fridays in Napier.

There will be two junior tournaments in November and the North Island Junior Volleyball Champs will be in Hawke's Bay this year in the first week of December. More information about tshirts and social coming soon.

All information about these events plus school holiday programmes and coach courses are now available on this site.

Anyone recognise the two teachers in the shot above enjoying a game of beach volley at Waimarama beach?

Richard Casutt Enjoying his Role as Referee at the Olympics

New Zealand International Beach Volleyball Referee - Richard Casutt pictured above far left as first referee at the Olympic Games Mens Beach Volleyball

New Indoor Volleyball Commission Annouced

The Indoor Volleyball Commission has been announced and includes a good mix of volleyball enthusiasts from around the country. The commission has a large load ahead but it is positive to see it getting going and Volleyball can look forward to a coordinated approach to moving the indoor game forward. The commission will be lead by Dave Macpherson (Waikato) and includes Simon Vesty (Canterbury), Tessa Siolo-Thompson (Wellington), Kath Samia( Hawke's Bay), Jenny Kirk (Bay of Plenty) and John Hall (Manakau Auckland). Ex-officio nonvoting members are Greg Cummings (VNZ Board liaison) and Allan Brodie (VNZ President).