Episode 4: Thoughts on USAV 18s Nationals

05/06/24 • 22 min

For this episode, we take a look at the experience at 18s Nationals for USAV and provide reflections on the importance of creating a positive and celebratory environment for players and their families, suggested improvements like considering the time zone of the event location and avoiding cities with high crime rates, and proposed creation of a new division for 18s to provide a fitting end for great players careers.
Final thoughts emphasize the need for USAV to adapt to the changing landscape of volleyball and continue providing valuable experiences for its participants.

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Volleyball Q&A - Episode 4: Thoughts on USAV 18s Nationals

Transcript

Speaker 100:00:08.111

Welcome back everybody to another episode of the Volleyball Q&A Podcast .

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This week I'm not going to so much do a question and answer , I'm going to do a reaction , as I just got back from 18s Nationals for USAV and I wanted to give some thoughts after coming back . But I also wanted to give it some time after the event so that