Brookfield Central Girls Volleyball
Team Rules
- All athletes are expected to ride the team bus to/from all competitions. Any
exception to this policy should be cleared by communication with a coach 24
hrs. in advance.
- Cell phones are only to be used for emergency purposes on the bus and in the
gym. The intent of this rule is to create a safe and interactive social environment
for our athletes when we are together as a team/program. Athletes will be
allowed to call for rides as the bus departs on the return trip to BC.
- Support your teammates at all times. Negative attitudes or comments directed
at teammates and/or coaches will not be tolerated and could be grounds for
dismissal from the team.
- Playing time is not guaranteed, but earned in practices; more at the varsity level,
less at the freshman level. We expect the players and parents to accept the
decisions of the coaching staff regarding playing time while remaining
supportive of the team.
- The coaching staff will not discuss any issues of playing time for a period of 24
hours after the completion of a match/tournament.
- Players who are unexcused from a practice may not play in the next match. It is
also expected that to play in a match you’ve attended practice the night
before. An athlete must be in attendance at school the entire day on days of
competition in order to be eligible to compete.
o Unexcused Absences include but are not limited to: Homework, “too
tired”, work, etc.
o Excused Absences may include: Illness, injury, religious obligations, family
emergencies
- Varsity players are expected to be in the gym to support the JV/Frosh teams
while they are competing and vice versa.
- Players are expected to travel in team issued apparel/warm-ups. Additionally
the team should walk into an event as a team and when not competing be
seated together as a team.
- Players are responsible for bringing their own water/sports drink to the team
bench. Parents will not be allowed to the bench during competition
- Net setup/takedown is the responsibility of the players
- The med kit and warm-up balls should be transported to all away events and this
is the responsibility of the players
- Make responsible decisions away from the volleyball court. The athletic code will
be strictly enforced. Don’t let a bad decision ruin the season for you or your
teammates!
Coaches Contact Information
Varsity Head Coach:Scott Spiess
Varsity Asst: Amanda Delgadillo
JV Coach: Holly Vogelsang
Frosh Coach: Caroline Langer
262-751-9369
414-531-0016
262-352-5035
262-271-2902
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Brookfield Central Girls Volleyball
Expectations of Athletes
- Be a true STUDENT athlete (go to class and complete assignments)
- Be committed to the team and be loyal to your teammates and coaches
- Attend every match and practice and arrive on time
- Communicate effectively. If there is a need to arrive late/leave early this should
be communicated with your coach at least 24 hrs. in advance.
- Work hard each and every day
- Pay attention and learn as much as you can during practices/matches
- If a conflict arises; initiate communication with your coach
- Be respectful to your coaches, teammates, officials, opponents, and parents
- Represent Brookfield Central in a positive manner at all times
- Adhere to the BC athletic code at all times
Expectations of Parents
- Be on time to pick up your daughter after practices and matches
- Help your daughter have a positive volleyball experience
- Come to all matches to support both your daughter and the entire team
regardless of wins/losses
- Please make every effort to schedule doctor and dentist appointments around
practice/match schedules. We realize this can be difficult and occasionally
cannot be avoided, however it is very important to have everyone at every
practice/match
- Communicate with coaches in a positive and timely manner
- Respect the 24 hr. rule after matches/tournaments if you have a concern to
address with the coaching staff
Expectations of Coaches
- Teach our athletes how to play volleyball the correct way
- Create a passion for the game in hopes that it will become a lifetime sport for
our athletes
- Train our athletes to "think" the game and challenge them to solve some
problems on their own
- Be respectful to our athletes, athlete's parents, officials, and opponents and
model appropriate behavior at all times
- Follow the calendar provided and announce any changes as far in advance as
possible
- Conclude practices as close to the ending time as possible. Communicate with
the athletic training staff, parents, and athletes regarding injuries and/or the
treatment of injuries
- Stress the importance of high academic achievement for our players
- Compete to win in every match we play while attempting to balance playing
time for all athletes based on practice performance
- Create a comfortable and enjoyable environment for our athletes with open
lines of communication between athletes and coaches