La Jolla Torreys Volleyball Club

2010 Outlook:

With another great year behind us we look forward to 2010!
This year we are looking at adding a Local Non Travel team to our squad that will play in tournaments in the San Diego area.  
Our teams are getting better every year and our players are showing so much progress 
in their school teams. We look forward to seeing everyone out at tryouts for
a great 2010 season!  See you in the gym!

Please contact us with any questions:
TorreysVolleyballClub@Hotmail.com
Jaclyne J.
Director
La Jolla Torreys VBC


TORREYS SEASON INFORMATION:

TRAVEL TEAMS
For more experienced players who want to play and train at a high level.
Tournaments are one day tournaments on Saturday or Sunday 
Practices are 3 times a week, 2 during the week, once on the weekend
1-2 tournaments a month
Locations are usually 2 hours max away in OC area

LOCAL TEAMS
Perfect for beginners who have never played volleyball before!
Players will learn the fundamentals and all about the game of volleyball
One tournament per month from January to May at a local San Diego venue
Practices start in November
Practice once a week (Saturday 5-7pm)

The La Jolla Torreys Volleyball Club practices at La Jolla Country Day School in La Jolla CA.

DIRECTOR BIO
Jaclyne Jones played for the Canadian Youth National team when she was 14 and moved on to play in the Canadian Summer games at 16.  She earned a full ride scholorship to the University of Oregon where she spent her 4 year college volleyball career.  Upon graduation, Jaclyne moved to San Diego and coached at the University of California San Diego where she was inspired by Tom Black, head coach of the UCSD women's volleyball team to create a club in La Jolla.  The vision was to train athletes with a focus on fundamental skill mastery and to have coaches who teach with the Laws of Learning and a Gold Medal Squared background (a coaching philosophy seen in high level gyms all of the world, to the USA national team all the way to 12 & under La Jolla Torreys).  Jaclyne's goal is to keep costs of playing such a great game low so as to keep beginners playing volleyball with the hopes that they will take the team skills, competitive spirit and friendship with them throughout life.