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Posted by Mark on June 7, 2010 | Comments Off

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Final Results

    Last year (2009) TVC’s 14s teams finished 46th and 161st.  Our 12s teams finished 70th and 90th.  What a difference a year makes.  We added two teams and our teams made mercurial moves up!   FIVE OF OUR SIX TEAMS PLAYED IN THE GOLD DIVISION.

  • Our 12s teams finished 17th and 33rd (out of 121 teams).
  • Our 14s teams finished 34th and 170th (out of 299 teams).
  • Our 15s teams finished 17th and 61st (out of 204 teams).

    TVC’s 15-2s won THREE Mandatory tournaments in a row to finish in  Gold, Division 3.  TVC’s 14-1s went 9-0 on their way to winning the Regionals.  TVC’s 12s-Alana won their Regional.  TVC’s 15-1s beat Laguna’s 15-1s in match play.

    We want to thank all of our coaches (Alice, Alana, Laurie, Jenn, Felicia, David, Taylor, Rocky).  Their tireless, positive, hard work are the reason TVC wins.  We want to thank all of our parents for getting the girls to practice, scrimmages, tournaments, Regionals and bringing all the great food.  Finally, we want to thank all of our players.  You all have made the year absolutely amazing.  Next year is going to be huge!

Karen and Mark

Randy Bague: 12′s at Regionals May 2010
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The Tustin Volleyball Club was started by Karen and Mark Roberts in 2008.  They decided a long time ago they did not want to spend $3000 per kid and drive on the 5 freeway 2 to 3 times a week at traffic hour.

Both Karen and Mark grew up with a passion for volleyball and wanted to pass that onto their kids.  Karen was All-CIF at Laguna Beach HS and played at SDSU on a scholarship.  Mark was ALL-CIF at Mira Costa HS and played at UCSB on a scholarship.  He played professionally in France for two seasons.

After seeing many of their friend’s kids burn out on volleyball before they even finished high school, Karen and Mark work diligently to keep the sport challenging and always interesting.  TVC believes two/three practices a week and 9 to 11 tournaments over the 5 month season is enough to produce skilled volleyball players who pine to get back into the gym.

TVC’s main goal is to provide a solid foundation of fundamentals to enable our players to reach their dreams of becoming accomplished volleyball players. The club strives to provide an environment which promotes and instills such values as self discipline, confidence, responsibility, sportsmanship and team work.

Teams will do sand training at least once a month.  Beach volleyball develops well-rounded players who understand all aspects of the game.  Outdoor practices help with ball control, balance, stamina and strength.  As soon as the indoor club season ends, TVC, with the help of CBVA, goes to the beach.

 

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