
NC Volleyball Hall of Fame Coach, Joe Sagula Retires
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January 9, 2023 – Chapel Hill Longtime UNC-Chapel Hill Head Volleyball Coach, Joe Sagula, announced his retirement today. After 7... View Article
Read moreJanuary 9, 2023 – Chapel Hill Longtime UNC-Chapel Hill Head Volleyball Coach, Joe Sagula, announced his retirement today. After 7... View Article
Read moreCOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Dec. 8, 2022) – USA Volleyball would like to highlight and thank its eight regions that have invested... View Article
Read more2022 Meritorious Service Award Honorees September 2022 The Carolina Region is pleased to announce the following individuals as recipients of... View Article
Read moreCurrent Carolina Region Board of Director and Club Director of Champion Volleyball Club in Winston-Salem, earned his 500th victory... View Article
Read moreAdvance, NC (August 5, 2022) – Jeffrey “Hoppy” Hoppen was inducted into the North Carolina Volleyball Hall of Fame (NCVBHOF)... View Article
Read moreClemmons, NC (May 5, 2022) – The Carolina Region has announced the 2022 class to be inducted into the North... View Article
Read moreThe February, 2022 Issue of Carolina Volleyball Review has been posted to the Newsletter page of the Carolina Region website.... View Article
Read more2021 Meritorious Service Award Honorees December 2021 Due to a desire to try to present these awards in person, we... View Article
Read moreThe Carolina Region is pleased to announce that we have three new Junior National Referees in the Region: Victoria Ivie... View Article
Read moreThe Carolina Region of USA Volleyball mission statement offers the following: The Carolina Region, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated... View Article
Read moreThe Carolina Region has updated its Coaching Education Policy. It states: The Carolina Region believes that every player deserves a coach trained in the current techniques and safety issues of the sport. All Head and Assistant Coaches are required to have, at a minimum, current IMPACT certification in order to coach in the Region. An IMPACT certification now grants three seasons of coaching eligibility in the Carolina Region. Although USAV IMPACT certification does not expire, the Region believes it is important for coaches to stay current in the field. Attending an IMPACT clinic or other approved NTDP Coaching Clinic at any time will extend a coach’s eligibility for another three seasons.
NOTE: USA Volleyball has developed a new Coaching Academy. The Region will be providing discounts for Carolina Region coaches to access this training. Taking USAV Coaching Academy courses will count towards Carolina Region Continuing education extensions.