Volleyball
Clinic with AVP Star Holly McPeak, Carrie
Dodd & Tati Minello
Updated 8/15/2007
Thursday August 23, 2007
Cedar
Beach, Babylon, NY
1- 3:
Juniors
4-6
pm: Adult female doubles
4-6
pm: Adult recreational players
Cost: $40.
Space
limited to 40 players per session
TO REGISTER: www.eevb.net/reg
Holly McPeak has a storied volleyball career that includes:
·
2nd in Career Pro Beach Volleyball Tournament Championships with 72
·
2004 Olympic Bronze Medalist at
·
1st All-time Career Winnings with
over $1.3 Million
·
All NCAA & All-PAC 10 in 1990
at UCLA
·
AVP Best Defensive Player
2002-20041985 World Cup gold medalist
Do Not Miss This Special EEVB Event at
Cedar Beach, the Best place to Play Volleyball on Long Island!
Check out Holly’s web page:
http://hollymcpeakusa.com/
In Addition to the Clinic with Holly McPeak listed
above for Juniors and Female Doubles Players,
EEVB is also
offering a clinic for Adults with
AVP Players Carrie Dodd and Tati Minello.
You
can find additional info about the coaches at http://www.avp.com/players/
Thursday August 23, 2007
Cedar Beach,
Babylon, NY
Cost $40/player
Details: for adult players with novice to intermediate level skills.
Carrie and Tati will work with players on the basic skills of volleyball and
then explain/demonstrate higher level skills that they use on the AVP Pro Beach
Volleyball Tour
Space limited to 40 players
Sign Up Today to Insure Your Space
TO REGISTER: www.eevb.net/reg
Carrie Dodd
Bio
With nine seasons under her belt, Dodd is a consistent and dominant force on
the women's side. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Dodd has proven that
players don't have to grow up on the beach to be fierce competitors. She has
ranked in the top 15 of a domestic tour in eight of her nine seasons playing
professional beach volleyball. In 2000,
she achieved her greatest accomplishment - winning the Hermosa Beach Open with
Leanne McSorley. In 2002, she was named the AVP's Best Setter. In 2005, Dodd
played with three different partners, advancing to the semifinals with each
one. She finished the 2005 season ranked ninth in digs (574) and 10th in aces
(64).
Dodd had her
best international finish in 2004 when she teamed up with Nancy Mason to place
fourth in the Marseille Grand Slam. Formerly Carrie Busch, she was an
All-American at the University of Texas, where her older sister Nikki also
played. Carrie was named MVP in helping Texas to second place at the NCAA
finals. She graduated with a degree in sports administration. Dodd currently
resides in El Segundo, California with her rescue dog Molly, she married Matt
Dodd, brother of Beach Volleyball Olympic Medalist Mike Dodd, in March 2005.
Tati Minello:
Bio
"Tati" played professional indoor volleyball for six years in Italy
as an outside hitter (1990-96). First played on the FIVB Tour in 1997, and
played with two partners who rank in the top 10 in all-time wins on the FIVB
Tour (Sandra Pires and Ana Paula Connelly). Won the 2001 Goodwill Games in
Australia with Pires against Olympic Silver Medalists Shelda Bede and Adriana
Behar, snapping their 28-match winning streak. In the first international
tournament playing with Ana Paula, their very first match was a victory against
Misty May and Kerri Walsh, but then lost to that duo in the finals of the
tournament (Madrid, 2002).
Tati finished the 2006 Tour ranked second in aces (.95 per game)
and ninth in digs (5.07 per game). She and former partner Mimi Amaral were
a top 10 team on the AVP Tour each of their two years, with 10 top-five
finishes in 2005-06. They first began as partners at the beginning of the 2005
Brazilian Tour. During the season Tati lives in Gardena, California.
Make it an AVP
Weekend:
- Thursday: See the
Coney Island Qualifier then head out to Cedar Beach for the Clinic
- Stay at the Jackson
Hotel in Long Beach 25 minutes from Coney island
- Friday through Sunday:
Watch the clinic coaches as they compete in the AVP Coney Island Open