April 2022 Welcome Spring! Boys volleyball season is upon us along with a busy club volleyball season. There is an update to the CVOA Uniform Policy in Section 3 of the CVOA Membership Manual. Find it at CVOAref.org. New uniform shirt options are available to us. More information will be presented at the annual Regional Clinic. |
November 2021 Well, the 2021 Fall season is over and we all are settling in for a well-deserved break. Congratulations to those who worked post-season. Some things to think about over the winter: Recruiting new and retaining current officials is vital! The Boy's Volleyball Season will be starting in February Club season is starting soon, both with USAV & AAU: Happy Holidays!
April 2021 Please be sure to visit the new Recognizing and calling overlaps is a skill many of us need to improve. Whether we use a line-up card or not, we need to be more diligent in recognizing positional faults and calling them when appropriate.
February 2021 Greetings!
January 2021 Hello All!
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October 2020 Hi Folks!
September 2020 Hello all!
June 2020 Happy Summer Everyone! For this months clip, we have a bang-bang play that the R1 must recognize and confidently own. May 2020 NFHS is currently offering free video classes for members, of which you are one. Go to www.NFHSlearn.com and establish an account. The two classes currently being offered are Ball Handling and Alignments.
April 2020 Here are some thoughts about judging ball-handling. Remember, everyone's an expert but your opinion is the only one that matters. Don't be influenced by player/coach/spectator reaction or expectations. Find your level and be consistent! Thoughts from Corny's Corner
March 2020 The boy’s game is a different animal from the girls. It has higher levels of speed, power and athleticism. In order to effectively officiate this game, your eye speed and court awareness must be elevated. Knowledge of rotations and back row awareness, without getting bogged down in a line up card, is a must. I have attached a video as an example.
February 2020
In this sequence, I illustrate a common error for all levels of referee. I’m just picking on the rookie (sorry Patty). Missing net faults is caused by a lack of concentration on the R2s primary duty during play; net and center line faults. https://youtu.be/YrGdJX0sE7w
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