MIDDLE SHOWCASE SUNDAYS

NASHVILLE ONE VOLLEYBALL, 

 

IN CONJUNCTION WITH 

 

USBA IN COOL SPRINGS, IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE

  

OCTOBER MIDDLE SCHOOL SHOWCASE SUNDAYS

 

STARTING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4TH AND CONTINUING THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 NASHVILLE ONE COACHES LED BY ANN MULLINS WILL CONDUCT THESE 2 HOUR TRAINING SESSIONS FOR ANY YOUNG LADY CURRENTLY IN MIDDLE SCHOOL. THE ENTIRE FOCUS WILL ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF VOLLEYBALL: PASSING, SERVING AND HITTING...

 

EACH SESSION WILL BE FROM 2-4 PM AND THE COST IS 25.00 PER SESSION.

PLAYERS CAN COME TO 1 OR ALL 4... NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY JUST COME TO USBA ANY SUNDAY IN OCTOBER FOR WHAT PROMISES TO BE A GREAT MONTH OF TRAINING!

For Directions log on to:

www.usbasports.com

For more information call Ann at 615-719-3575

See you Sunday!!!

2009-2010 INFORMATION MEETINGS

Nashville One information meetings will be held on the following dates and places:

When: Sunday, October 11th 2-4 pm
Where: Siegel High School- Auxiliary Gym

When: Sunday, October 18th 2-4pm
Where: USBA (Cool Springs)

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at nashvilleonevolleyball@comcast.net

Information Night...Sept. 27th

Another impressive day...Miami #3

Day two was another good day for the "small start-up club out of Nashville"...apparently they didn't know who they were messing with. First up was Mizuno M1 and while we started a bit slow we caught our rhythm and finally put away on a Reidy and Click block. 25-23

Game two saw us take a lead and then squander it at 13-13. After that we were in catch up mode as we could find a way to get over the hump, but never fear the coaching of Mullins and Tucker took this ship into overdrive and we pulled off the victory. 25-21

Match # 2...Impact Bryan (hmm...not that Impact)
Let's just say this was a match for the ages. Think of Ali vs. Frazier as both teams kept delivering knock out blows...the only problem was neither would fall. The final ended up being 24-26...26-24...17-15.

This reporter found himself watching the match from all angles, not to get a full view but instead the nerves were getting the best of him. At one point in the third game I found myself literally peering around a pillar because I could not take it any longer. The game was capped by the very aggressive offensive play of Emily Vangrinsven and the breakout match of the young but VERY talented Casey Mense on the defensive end. The match saw countless spectacular plays from the entire team.

Match #3...Springfield Juniors

This match was for first in the pool as both teams came into the match undefeated at 4-0. Springfield jumped out to an early lead and never looked back in game one, taking it 11-25. Game two saw our girls come out with a purpose and while it was a bit of back and forth they eventually prevailed taking it 25-23. So it was winner take all and unfortunately Springfield took it 15-8. It was a long day and the girls appeared to be a bit fatigued at the end.

All in all it was a GREAT start for Nashville One, going 4-1 in the opening pool. They will return to action tomorrow at 9am est against Alamo and then Northern Lights 16-2 at 10am.

These girls continue to impress the fans and college coaches. We are very proud of them and if you get a chance please wish them luck for tomorrow.

BTW...dinner was great last night but we could have used a CPA to figure out the bill.

2-0 start for N1 16 in Miami...Miami #2

What a day it was for the young upstart club Nashville One. Nashville One 16 got started in the 10 am match,pitted against Cincy Classics. In game one Nashville One led most of the way and finally took the win on a Stephanie Click kill off a slide set by Kristy Hughes. 25-23

Key players in the game one win were Emily VanGrinsven and her offensive output and the defensive presence by Casey Mense.

Game two was bak and forth the entire game. At 5-5 we saw a defensive rally capped off by a Caroline Carlton pancake that IHOP would have been proud of. 11-13 Lauren Kaufman showed us a crafty lefty pokie that went down for the kill and got the rally started. Overcoming a ton serving errors was tough to do but Nashville One prevailed winning the second game 26-24.

Key players in game two was the connection of Stephanie Click, Molly Reidy and Kristy Hughes in the middle.

Match #2...Iowa Rockets

The girls got off to a slow start...finally taking the lead at 24-23. But the game went on as Nashville One finally took the win at 28-26.

Keys to the win were the defensive play by Kirsten Taylor and Lauren Kaufman at the net.

Game two was one of those games where nothing went our girls way, including the ending as Iowa Rockets took it 25-21.

Game three started out with a bang as our girls jumped out to a 8-1 lead...capped off by Stephanie Click BOUNCING a ball on the 3 foot line. No joke that thing was sick. Well our girls wanted to make it interesting and that they did. Iowa Rockets fought back and tied at 11. Emily Had an awesome ace down the line to take the lead but a controversial call allowed the Rockets back. A pair of slides by Kaufman and Click made it all good as the girls won 15-13.

Off to dinner with the team...will report back to you tonight.

Rising Stars Clinic...HUGE SUCCESS

After six weeks of hard work the Rising Star Clinic had it's last practice Thursday night. It was a special night as the parents got into the action as they took on their daughters in a hard fought battle. We want to thank all the players and their parents for this great opportunity and we look forward to seeing all of them at try-outs.

We're REGISTERED...Miami #1

So, our first blog from Miami...let's just say it almost never happened. After a couple of hours and some tense moments, Nashville One 16 is officially registered and ready to play. Stay tuned as we hope to bring you the highlights from this inaugural journey.

June schedule...Rising Stars Clinic

Nashville One's RISING STARS CLINIC schedule is as follows for the month of June.

June 8th 7-8:30p @ Lipscomb- SAC
June 11th 7-8:30p @ Saint Edward Catholic Church

June 16th 5-6:30p @ Lipscomb- SAC

June 18th 5-6:30p @ Lipscomb- SAC

June 23rd 6-7:30p @ Riverdale HS

June 25th 6-7:30p @ Riverdale HS

Saint Edward Catholic Church

188 Thompson Ln

Nashville, TN 37211

Riverdale High School

802 Warrior Dr.

Murfreesboro, TN 37128

From Nashville to Riverdale:

- Take 24 E towards Chattanooga

- Take exit 80 for TN-99/New Salem Hwy

- Turn right at Salem Hwy

- Turn left at Warrior Dr

- Riverdale HS will be on your left

Thoughts on Nationals

Caroline Carlton gives her thoughts about being the first Nashville One team at Nationals. Follow their journey here as Nashville One 16 prepares for their trip to Miami.

16's preparing for Nationals

The Nashville One 16 team was back in the gym after a three week layoff in preparations for their trip to Miami. Follow their journey of being the first team to represent Nashville One at the Junior Olympic National Tournament, right here. We plan to have personal journals from the girls explaining the stories and experiences leading up to and during the National Championship.