Capital City News
Press ReleasesCarson City-based Club Has Two Top Seeded Teams at Volleyball Festival The 2007 Volleyball Festival is underway in Reno, with more than 700 teams and 8,000 players competing in the event, billed as the largest sporting event for girls in the world. Two local teams from the Capital City Volleyball Club out of Carson City are seeded very high in the tournament. Local Club Has Third Highest Number of Teams at Volleyball Festival Capital City Volleyball Club Director Danny McLaughlin says his organization has 15 teams and about 170 players entered in the weeklong event, billed as one of the largest sporting events for girls in the world. Local Club Scores Big with College Recruiting Coordinator Thousands of young volleyball players will descend on Reno July 2-7 to compete in the 2007 Volleyball Festival, one the largest sporting events for girls in the world. Joining them will be hundreds of college coaches from across the nation, who will be identifying players for college athletic scholarships in the coming months and years. CCVBC in the NewsTai Jaques will play for NAIA member Southern Oregon University “I’m very excited,” Jaques said. “I had offers all the way from junior college to D-I. But I wanted to play. My main goal was to play and they assured me that I would play. I didn’t actually know I was going to go there until I visited.” Sbragia taking volleyball skills to Texas Tech University Sbragia will be just the third Dayton High graduate, and the first female, to play NCAA Division I athletics. Jeremy Kinney played baseball at the University of San Francisco, while Matt Bowman is currently playing baseball at the University of Nevada. Ford Earns America East Rookie of the Week Honors University of Hartford freshman setter Lindsay Ford earned America East Rookie of the Week honors on Monday. Ford helped lead the Hawks to a 4-0 record last week with wins over Quinnipiac, Loyola (MD), Coppin State and Holy Cross. 2007-04-25 Amanda Sbraggia (CCVBC 2005) transfers from Feather River College to Texas Tech University Club Events:There are no news in this category |
Former Capital City PlayersDITeal Ericson - North Tahoe - UNRLindsay Ford – Carson - Hartford Kristin Hunt- McQueen - Indiana State Kelly Karmann – Whittell - Cornell Monica Knight- Douglas – Hofstra Amanda Sbraggia– Dayton - Texas Tech Jessica Woods– Whittell - Wright State Raiders DIIBridgette Boswell– Churchill County - Chadron StateDana Jensen- South Tahoe - Hawaii Pacific Whitney Estes- Douglas - Grand Canyon Brittany Addeo - Douglas - Adelphi University Diana Rutt - Dayton - Franklin Pierce NAIANancy Burrows - Galena - Concordia PortlandTai Jaques- Spring Creek - Southern Oregon Shawn McLaughlin - South Tahoe - Lindenwood Shaylene McLaughlin - South Tahoe - Lindenwood JCSarah Ingenluyff - Whittell - Lassen CollegeCassie Mahaffey – Wooster – Feather River Alex Risko - Douglas - Goldenwest Other Nevada PlayersDIWendry Doutre – Spanish Springs – Montana StateLauren Kelly – Damonte Ranch - UNR Lydia Mailander – Galena – Yale Julia Mailander – Galena - Yale KatiJo Mathews - Reed - UNR DIIJessica Bettencourt – South Tahoe – Seattle PacificDIIIKristen Brown – Sage Ridge - Whitman CollegeNAIAKatie Hogue - Reed - Albertson CollegeVanna Immenschuh – Carlin - Albertson College Jessie Link – Tonapah - Albertson College JCSabrina Blajos – Damonte Ranch – Feather RiverMary Bright – North Valley - Feather River Janet Friesz - Carlin - Montana Tech Brittany Hall – Reed - Feather River Katie Redman – Round Mountain - Feather River |
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