Please see note at bottom about Juniors and what prizes they may receive:
Beach Tournaments: Boys & Girls schedule is listed on the AVP America site. Click on East End Volleyball; to see a list of all EEVB Tournaments and divisions offered. Juniors always play on Sunday
Schedule for EEVB events and all other AVP America promoters is available at AVPAmerica.com; you can sort by division, region, organization to show events offering girls or boys divisions in your area.
- Beach Tournament Details: 2 players per team, entry fee
includes a tournament t-shirt for each player - Divisions: Boys & Girls
- Divisions: Junior Age Requirements
- 18 & Under:
- 16 & Under
- 14 & Under
- 12 & Under
- Times: check in 9 am Sunday, play at 10. Playoffs should be finished by 4 pm
- Prizes: merchandise prizes supplied by
Wilson Volleyball, Unsinkable Polarized Sunglasses, Sand Socks by Vincere, 4C Iced tea – Drink Mix – Energy Stix, Dig Magazine, Park & Sun Sports, South Shore Outdoors, Rox Volleyball and and other AVP sponsors. - Samples: Powdered energy drink samples supplied by 4C Iced tea – Drink Mix – Energy Stix
- Remember to bring:
- Wilson Volleyball
- Sunscreen (face, body & lips) & hat
- Chair & umbrella
- Water & other fluids
- Food
- Clothing for all conditions from wind, rain or heat. Conditions can vary in the same day.
- Sunglasses
- Beach socks
- Play Beach Volleyball This Summer!
- Prizes: This information
below is from the NCAA manual for Div. 1 amateur athletes which can be found online at NCAA Resources
This section says that it is OK for players who have not yet enrolled in a University to receive prize money and prizes up to the cost of their expenses (travel and entry fee). The wording is very convoluted. We have been told over the phone that this is the case. We are working on getting this in writing from the NCAA (so far unsuccessfully).
16.1 AWARDS
16.1.1 Application of Awards Legislation. 16.1.1.1 Prior to Enrollment. Awards received by an individual prior to enrollment shall conform to the rules of the amateur sports organization that governs the competition, but may not include cash that exceeds actual and necessary expenses (see Bylaw 12.1.2.1.4.1).
16.1.1.2 Awards Received by a Student-Athlete While Enrolled as a Full-Time Student. The awards limitations of Bylaw 16.1 apply to awards received by a student-athlete while enrolled during the academic year (from the beginning of the fall term through completion of the spring term, including any intervening vacation period) as a regular student in a minimum full-time academic load, or awards received by a student-athlete while representing the student-athlete’s institution at any other time. Such awards may not include cash, gift certificates, gift cards that are redeemable for cash (original amount or any balance thereof), a cash-equivalent award (an item that is negotiable for cash or trade or other services, benefits or merchandise) for athletics participation, or a country club or sports club membership. (Revised: 4/28/10)
16.1.1.3 Student-Athlete Not Regularly Enrolled. Awards received by a student-athlete participating in an event while not enrolled as a regular student during the academic year, or received during the summer while not representing his or her institution, shall conform to the regulations of the recognized amateur organization that governs the competition. Such awards may include gift certificates and gift cards, but may not include cash. (Revised: 4/28/10)
16.1.1.3.1 Exception—Prize Money Outside the Playing Season During the Summer Vacation Period—Individual Sports. In individual sports, a student-athlete may accept prize money that does not exceed his or her actual and necessary expenses, pursuant to Bylaw 12.1.2.4.2. (Adopted: 4/30/09) 16.1.1.3.2 Olympic Games. It is permissible for a student-athlete to receive a nonmonetary award associated with participation in the Olympic Games at any time regardless of when the Games are held or whether the student-athlete is enrolled as a regular student during the academic year. (Adopted: 11/1/00) 16.1.1.4 After Completion of Athletics Eligibility. Awards limitations apply to enrolled student-athletes who have exhausted their collegiate athletics eligibility. An institution shall be held responsible through the Association’s
enforcement procedures for the provision of improper awards to graduating seniors by the institution or its booster organizations. Awards to graduating seniors may not include cash, gift certificates, gift cards that are redeemable for cash (original amount or any balance thereof), a cash-equivalent award (an item that is negotiable for cash or trade or other services, benefits or merchandise) for athletics participation, or country club or sports club membership. (Revised: 4/28/10)
12.1.2.1.4.1 Cash or Equivalent Award. Cash, or the equivalent thereof (e.g., trust fund), as an award for participation in competition at any time, even if such an award is permitted under the rules governing an amateur, noncollegiate event in which the individual is participating. An award or a cash prize that an individual could not receive under NCAA legislation may not be forwarded in the individual’s name to a different individual or agency. (Revised: 4/25/02 effective 8/1/02)
