Get your reservation in now for the best volleyball training around for girls twelve years old and younger!
Eighty slots are available. No audition is necessary – just sign up.
Here’s what you get:
Uniform to wear at tournaments
Local tournaments at same place we will practice
Practices close to home – Only one practice per week with consistent, scripted practices for all levels.
Qualified coaches with extensive expertise with the director present and overseeing all practices
Your choice of two sessions
Interested? Here are a few details:
Location
Memorial High School
935 Echo Lane
Houston, TX 77024
Dates
Multiple sessions are available in order to accommodate those who are involved in multiple activities throught the year. – Players may choose to participate in one or both. Start and End dates will be determined once school / tournament schedules have been finalized. More information will be sent in October of 2022
To reserve your spot, a non-refundable deposit (check or money order) of $100 is required upon registration (or you may pay in full). Deposit will go toward payment balance.
Option I – Winter Session Only December to mid February $675
Option II – Spring Session Only mid February to mid May $675
Option III – Both Sessions December to mid May $1200
Practices will be on Thursday evenings from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm.
No practices are conducted the weeks of Christmas or Spring Breaks.
2023-24 TEVA Financial Agreement–Petites
Cost
The cost per girl is $675 per session or $1200 for both sessions.
Yes – I’m interested! How do I sign up?
New players – print, fill out, and mail in our Registration Form, along with a check for the registration fee.
Returning players – contact Beth Gammill.
There are eighty slots available for each program, so space is limited. Have friends who might be interested? Print a Petite Elite Flyer and let them know about it.
Still have questions?
Contact Beth Gammill at [email protected], or on her cell at 832-798-2017.
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