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Hey Viking Fans!
We have decided to cancel the Pre-Game Event at Zeeks Pizza before we take on SPU this Thursday. We would still love your support and presence at this match but will not be hosting an event.
Since this event is not happening, we want to make Saturday, November 18th is even bigger! We take on Central Washington University at 7 pm for our last game of the regular conference season! We will be hosting a Pre-Game Event from 5-7pm to honor our three seniors (Kristina Tribley, Joellee Buckner, and Arielle Turner), the 2007 team (10 year reunion), and all of our alumni! We will be having drinks and appetizers in the NEW Hall of Fame Room where you can look at pictures from the past and remember great memories in our program. The event cost $10 with admission into the game or $5 if you already have tickets to the game! We hope to see you there as WWU finishes the season off right!
Here is the link to register for November 18th:
http://forms.alumni.wwu.edu/s/1710/forms/interior.aspx?sid=1710&gid=2&pgid=1868&content_id=1534
Hope to see you there! Go Viks!
Hey WWU Volleyball Fans!
This season has been amazing and we are far from being done! With all of your support we have been able to defeat teams and continue the WWU legacy of being a tough competitor no matter where we are. There are a few dates that we want to make sure you get on your calendar for the next month;
We are headed down to Seattle to take on SPU on Thursday, November 9th at 7 pm and we want YOU to be there! We are hosting a Pre-Game Event at Zeek's Pizza at 5:00pm! For the event it will cost $20 for Adults and $10 for Youths, with this you will receive a ticket to the game at 7 pm along with appetizers, plenty of beer, and special prizes!
*Registration will close on Wednesday, November 8th so make sure to sign up as soon as possible!
**Link for Registration**
http://forms.alumni.wwu.edu/s/1710/forms/interior.aspx?sid=1710&gid=2&pgid=1862&content_id=1530
Saturday, November 18th at 7:00pm we are taking on Central Washington University for our Senior Night! Not only will this be a HUGE game to finish the conference but it will be the last time to watch us play in Carver Gym for the year. This night is all about honoring our three seniors (Arielle Turner, Kristina Tribley, and Joellee Buckner), our 2007 team (10-year anniversary), and all of our alumni! We will be hosting a Pre-Game Event where you can get together in our NEW Hall of Fame room for appetizers and sharing memories before watching WWU defeat CWU.
We hope to see you there!
Your donation of $50 will help us provide the fuel needed to not only compete at our optimal form, but also fuel our bodies to prevent illness and injury as we put everything into our matches and training.
As technology goes, so do the advancements in the analysis of the game. Your $100 gets us updated on the latest video editing and statistical programs that are volleyball specific. To get to the next level, we need to grow as technology does.
Our preseason begins 6 weeks before school begins so it is important for us to provide housing to the incoming freshmen who are coming to campus for the first time. Their quick assimilation to our university and program is a huge contributor to our fall success.
As we move into the newly renovated Carver Gym, there are many opportunities to advance our skills with sport specific equipment that can be housed and used in the new facility.
To be the best, you have to play the best. In order to continue to play at a National Level, we need to travel outside our region to see the level we need to get to. In addition, if we fly out of Bellingham, our student-athletes could stay in class longer before leaving to compete.
$70,000 is what it takes to get a new Taraflex floor that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but is more forgiving on a student-athlete’s body. Yep, this is a pipe dream, but if you don’t ask the question, you will never know the answer.
