We now have 10 schools registered... and counting!
St. Linus will hold its first annual Girls A Volleyball tournament INDOORS, at John Glenn High School. There will be 3 indoor courts available.
Who's registered so far?
St. Linus
St. James the Less
St. Raymond
St. Joseph, Hawthorne
St. Lawerence Martyr
St. Joseph, Long Beach
Holy Family South Pasadena
Holy Redeemer
Christ the King
St. Paul of the Cross
Tournament Information: (flyer)
Saturday, September 13th 2008
$100 Fee
Snack Bar
1st place receives FREE entry to next year's Tournament.
2nd place receives HALF PRICE entry to next year's Tournament.
Contact:
David Han
dhan@linuslions.org
562-921-0336
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13913 Shoemaker Ave.
Norwalk, Ca 90650
Phone: 562 921-0336
Fax: 562 926-9077
dhan@linuslions.org
View Larger MapSchool Policy on Eligibility for Sports / Cheer Participants:
Progress Reports and Report Cards indicate extra-curricular eligibility. Each participant in sports and or cheer shall maintain for each academic subject a grade of “C” or higher and a Grade Point Average of 2.00 or higher. Students who do not meet the academic requirements at the time of Progress Reports will be placed on Academic Probation. A student on Academic Probation has two weeks from the date Progress Reports are sent home to raise his / her grades to meet eligibility requirements. During this time the student is able to attend and participate in regularly scheduled practices and competitions. If a student is unable to meet the eligibility requirements within the two weeks, he /she will be deemed Ineligible. Students who are Ineligible will be removed from their teams, and unable to participate in Sports / Cheer practices or competitions, until the following Sports Season.
Students must also maintain a conduct and effort grade of “B-” or higher.
Students in grades 3-5 who have met academic eligibility, but have lower than a B- in conduct or effort will be placed on Probation. He/she must show improvements in these areas within the two week probation period, in order to be taken off Probation and be deemed Eligible. It will be up to the student’s teachers to determine if the student has shown improvements in these areas.
Students in grades 6-8 who have met academic eligibility, but have lower than a B- in conduct or effort, or 3 detentions (82 points – refer to the junior high discipline policy) are deemed automatically Ineligible and will not be able to participate in Sports/Cheer practices or competitions until the following Sports Season.
Students must also maintain a conduct and effort grade of “B-” or higher.
Students in grades 3-5 who have met academic eligibility, but have lower than a B- in conduct or effort will be placed on Probation. He/she must show improvements in these areas within the two week probation period, in order to be taken off Probation and be deemed Eligible. It will be up to the student’s teachers to determine if the student has shown improvements in these areas.
Students in grades 6-8 who have met academic eligibility, but have lower than a B- in conduct or effort, or 3 detentions (82 points – refer to the junior high discipline policy) are deemed automatically Ineligible and will not be able to participate in Sports/Cheer practices or competitions until the following Sports Season.