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6 on 6

$ 25.00 (per player)

Come out and play!

Frost Fest is a fun day of scrimmages and games for ERVA teams to get ready for the upcoming season.  Visit the HUB Sports Center and get your game on.

Don’t forget to check out PlaySight for Live Streaming and Video on Demand of matches.

Hosted By: HUB Sports Center & ERVA
MAX Number of Teams:  8 per age division
Entry Fee: $100.00
Boy Friendly: YES
Tournament Format: Guaranteed 6 sets (Pools into challenge matches)
Tournament Contact:  Lindsay Callaghan
Tournament Email: lindsay@evergreenregion.org

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN ON AES

Evergreen Region Volleyball – Power League

Evergreen Region Volleyball – Power League

14s & 16s

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/426

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/427

Evergreen Region Volleyball – Power League

14s & 16s

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/426

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/427

Evergreen Region Volleyball – Power League

14s & 16s

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/426

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/427

Evergreen Region Volleyball – Power League

14s & 16s

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/426

https://www.evergreenregion.org/calendar/details/427

APEX is a 501-3c Non-Profit volleyball organization in the Spokane area. We have compiled some of the areas most seasoned coaches to create a competitive atmosphere to develop high end volleyball players. What makes us different from other “clubs” is our coaching philosophy and unity in coaching staff. Athletes need to have a solid example of teamwork shown to them on and off the court. . Our staff is dedicated to providing the highest level of teamwork as well as consistent instruction on the technique and strategies that exist in the world of volleyball..

APEX is a 501-3c Non-Profit volleyball organization in the Spokane area. We have compiled some of the areas most seasoned coaches to create a competitive atmosphere to develop high end volleyball players. What makes us different from other “clubs” is our coaching philosophy and unity in coaching staff. Athletes need to have a solid example of teamwork shown to them on and off the court. . Our staff is dedicated to providing the highest level of teamwork as well as consistent instruction on the technique and strategies that exist in the world of volleyball..

On the weekend of March 13-15, 2020, the top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the 7th annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School (based on high school boundary) and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are $400/team.  Early sign up & multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

On the weekend of March 13-15, 2020, the top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the 7th annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School (based on high school boundary) and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are $400/team.  Early sign up & multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

On the weekend of March 13-15, 2020, the top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the 7th annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School (based on high school boundary) and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are $400/team.  Early sign up & multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ)
Week 1
HUB – AM Wave – 18 American
HUB – PM Wave – 17 American
Week 2
HUB – AM Wave – 14 Open/13 Open
HUB – PM Wave – 13 American

Matches will be streamed as well as digitally recorded via PlaySight. You may sign up with them to have these features available via your phone or computer.

CLICK HERE for Registration and Information

USAV has made changes to the Club and Open divisions, including the number of bids awarded in a division. For 2013, all qualifiers will be offering an American division and will offer a bid to the GJNC.  The USA division (formerly Club division) will offer 1 bid for divisions with 8-23 teams and 2 bids for divisions with 24 or more teams. The Open division will now require divisions of 24 or more for 3 bids, 16-23 teams for 2 bids, and 8-15 teams for 1 bid to the GJNC.  More information can be found in the Girls National Championship Manual.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day.

*Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3 pm.

The Inland Northwest Klassic (INK) is not affiliated with any one club. Instead, INK is run and supported by the tournament directors from several of the clubs in Spokane area.

Our mission is two fold. We look to provide our region with a large multi-site tournament that is well run and that we hope will provide a great late season experience for players in Washington, Idaho and Montana. The second part of our mission is to raise money to for grants and scholarships that support Evergreen Region players and clubs.

Hosted By: Inland NW Klassic
MAX Number of Teams:  48
Entry Fee: $200.00
Boy Friendly: YES
R1 Hosted: NO
Tournament Format: Power Format
Tournament Contact:  Mark Springer
Tournament Email: inkvolleyball@gmail.com

The Inland Northwest Klassic (INK) is not affiliated with any one club. Instead, INK is run and supported by the tournament directors from several of the clubs in Spokane area.

Our mission is two fold. We look to provide our region with a large multi-site tournament that is well run and that we hope will provide a great late season experience for players in Washington, Idaho and Montana. The second part of our mission is to raise money to for grants and scholarships that support Evergreen Region players and clubs.

Hosted By: Inland NW Klassic
MAX Number of Teams:  48
Entry Fee: $200.00
Boy Friendly: YES
R1 Hosted: NO
Tournament Format: Power Format
Tournament Contact:  Mark Springer
Tournament Email: inkvolleyball@gmail.com

Hosted By: Evergreen Region Volleyball Association
MAX Number of Teams:  N/A
Tournament Format: Power
Tournament Contact:  Lindsay Callaghan
Tournament Email: lindsay@evergreenregion.org