Parents

Please look through all the donation opportunities to find out how you can be involved and support the team. Please contact VPO Volleyball Parent Laurel Palaygi and Lenora Sneva with any questions.

DONATE SNACKS FOR TRAVEL

• Healthy, individually wrapped snacks

• Drinks

DONATE MONEY

If you are interested in a tax deductible monetary donation, any amount is greatly appreciated! All money raised goes directly to the volleyball program and is used to support various expenses such as practice gear, senior night, team activities, banquet, scholarships, post-season competition travel costs, and much more.

• Check payable to "PHS Volleyball VPO" and send it to:
  Peninsula High School
  c/o VPO - Girls Volleyball
  14105 Purdy Dr NW
  Gig Harbor, WA  98332

Please look through all the volunteer opportunities to find out how you can be involved and support the team. Laurel Palaygi is filling in for a short time, and will coordinate with all volunteers soon!

Sign up here for some of the volunteer opportunities! 

TEAM PARENT/REPRESENTATIVE  
Create volleyball team contact list and be the point person for changes, announcements, and coordination for your athlete’s team. Coordinate snack/meals for away games and pizza for home games.

• Varsity parent/rep

• JV parent/rep

• C team parent/rep

FUNDRAISING EVENTS
Because our ASB budget is minimal, we will be fundraising through the VPO for all purchases during the season. All money raised goes directly to the volleyball program and is used to support various expenses such as practice gear, senior night, team activities, banquet, scholarships, post-season competition travel costs, and much more.

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• Car washes (The Float)

• Restaurant takeovers (Fondi, Panda Express, etc)

• Various online fundraising opportunities (open to suggestions)

HOME GAME FLYERS

Flyer would have team picture, roster, schedule, and community sponsor 2x3 ad. Flyers will be for C team, JV, and Varsity home games, with a different sponsor each game.

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• Gather community sponsors (for example, an ad or coupon for the business)

• Make flyers (design, print through school)

HOME GAME CONCESSIONS
The concession stand is open for all home matches and is a major source of fundraising for our program. Generally, Varsity parents/reps work during the JV/C team matches and JV/C team parents/reps work during the Varsity matches. Each athlete will be required to have a parent/representative volunteer once during the season. All food items will be provided.

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• Stock concessions

• Coordinate volunteers to run concession stand

VARSITY BANNERS
Coordinate getting Varsity banners made and hung in the main gym.

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ACE FOR THE CURE - BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
Coordinate the Pink Night campaign.

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• Coordinate Ace Pledge (spectators pay an amount for each ace throughout the game OR donate a flat amount)

• Decorate gyms

SENIOR NIGHT
Last home game of the season, a night to celebrate our senior players.

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• Coordinate senior baskets

• Coordinate senior questionnaire

• Decorate gym

END OF SEASON BANQUET
Fun evening celebrating the volleyball season.

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• Potluck-style

• Coordinate gift bags for players

• Decorate the commons

HOME MATCH VOLUNTEERS
We use parent volunteers to line judge, keep score, track the libero, run the scoreboard and time out clock for all home matches. Each athlete will be required to have a parent/representative volunteer at least twice during the season. 

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• Clock/Scoreboard (JV-V): Training will be provided on site. A volunteer will sit at the scorers table and enter the score on the gym scoreboard. Please arrive 30 minutes before game time to be trained on the clock/scoreboard. 

• Scorebook: It is recommended that we have just one or two scorekeepers for C and JV, as this task is complicated if you are new to volleyball. Scorekeepers should arrive 45 minutes before the start of the match. The WIAA offers training in a POWERPOINT, and here is a YouTube video to support it. Print these training worksheets to practice.

• Libero Tracker: Libero trackers will sit at the scorers table with the other score volunteers. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to match time. A libero tracker will watch when each team uses their libero. Here is a training video.

• Line Judge: We will need two line judges for each match. Line judges will arrive 30 minutes prior to the match to meet with the referees. Line judges will stand at each corner, calling the ball in or out, and if they see the ball touch the block. Here is a quick video showing the art of line-judging. 

• Announcer & Music: The announcer will work over the microphone, controlling the music, introducing line ups, and calling the match. Here is a sample announcer agenda. 

HOME MATCH VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
We use parent volunteers to line judge, keep score, track the libero, run the scoreboard and time out clock for all home matches. Each athlete will be required to have a parent/representative volunteer at least twice during the season. 

Sign up here

• Clock/Scoreboard (JV-V): Training will be provided on site. A volunteer will sit at the scorers table and enter the score on the gym scoreboard. Please arrive 30 minutes before game time to be trained on the clock/scoreboard. 

• Scorebook: It is recommended that we have just one or two scorekeepers for C and JV, as this task is complicated if you are new to volleyball. Scorekeepers should arrive 45 minutes before the start of the match. The WIAA offers training in a POWERPOINT, and here is a YouTube video to support it. Print these training worksheets to practice.

• Libero Tracker: Libero trackers will sit at the scorers table with the other score volunteers. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to match time. A libero tracker will watch when each team uses their libero. Here is a training video.

• Line Judge: We will need two line judges for each match. Line judges will arrive 30 minutes prior to the match to meet with the referees. Line judges will stand at each corner, calling the ball in or out, and if they see the ball touch the block. Here is a quick video showing the art of line-judging. 

• Announcer & Music: The announcer will work over the microphone, controlling the music, introducing line ups, and calling the match. Here is a sample announcer agenda.