Carolina Region Volleyball

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Board and Staff Directory

: June 27, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

Board and Staff Directory NOTE: The day to day operations of the Carolina Region are handled by staff (listed towards... View Article

Board Meeting Information

: June 27, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

Board of Directors: The Carolina Region’s Board of Directors is made up of an all-volunteer group of individuals dedicated to... View Article

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: June 27, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

Job Opening – JV Coach Needed May 2017 Job opening for Head JV Volleyball Coach/ Assistant Varsity Coach at North... View Article

CRVB History

: June 27, 2017; CRVB Admin

CRVB History Brief History of the Carolina Region: The Carolina Region of USA Volleyball (USAV) officially became an independent Region... View Article

From our FAQ

The Junior Medical Release Form has a place on the front to be Notarized. Do we have to have these forms Notarized?

Posted on August 24, 2017

Not Necessarily – This section is mainly for the teams that will be traveling outside North Carolina to play in tournaments or the Junior National Championships. Several states (Florida is one, but not NC) require that Medical Release Forms be notarized. Thus, many tournaments are requesting that notarized medical release forms be shown at the tournament check-in. So, if you’re planning on traveling outside of North Carolina to tournaments, it would be a good idea to go ahead and get the release forms notarized. Remember, these forms do not need to be sent into the Region, but should be carried with the teams to all competitions and practices in the event an emergency should arise.

Categories: Clubs, Juniors

Carolina Region Volleyball

From our FAQ

The Junior Medical Release Form has a place on the front to be Notarized. Do we have to have these forms Notarized?

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