01-07-2021, 03:40 PM
https://volleyballmag.com/fall-2020-hs-v...ll-010720/
Apparently California high school girl's volleyball still plans to have a "winter" season. And volleyball clubs still plan to have a "winter" season. I personally think it won't happen and there will be thousands of disappointed kids with college coaches scratching their heads about how potential prospects are progressing.
The state is divided into 10 sections, with the Southern Section being by far the largest. It comprises seven counties, including Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino.
As of Tuesday, the Southern Section was still hoping that girls’ volleyball would be able to compete over the winter. Assistant Commissioner Mike Middlebrook said that the girls’ calendar would remain without adjustment, including a “hard and fast” March 12-13 timeline for the Southern Section finals.
“If we have at least four counties playing by then, we would be able to run a championship,” he said.
Apparently California high school girl's volleyball still plans to have a "winter" season. And volleyball clubs still plan to have a "winter" season. I personally think it won't happen and there will be thousands of disappointed kids with college coaches scratching their heads about how potential prospects are progressing.
The state is divided into 10 sections, with the Southern Section being by far the largest. It comprises seven counties, including Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino.
As of Tuesday, the Southern Section was still hoping that girls’ volleyball would be able to compete over the winter. Assistant Commissioner Mike Middlebrook said that the girls’ calendar would remain without adjustment, including a “hard and fast” March 12-13 timeline for the Southern Section finals.
“If we have at least four counties playing by then, we would be able to run a championship,” he said.