T.E.A.C.H.
presents
The BEACH Breakers

 

Lynnhaven

Sponsored our 2009 JV Boys
Soccer Team

Junior Athletics (ages 2-16)
Fall: Soccer Tots ages 2-4, Girls 5-7,
Boys 5-7, co-ed 8-9, co-ed 10-11
Winter: Basketball Buddies ages 2-4
Basketball co-ed 5-7, co-ed 8-9, co-ed 10-11Girls
Cheerleading 4-11
Spring: Tiny Teeballers ages 2-4, co-ed T-ball 5-7, girls softball 8-11, boys baseball 8-11
Summer: Flag Football co-ed 5-8, co-ed 9-10, co-ed 11 and up
Cheerleading 4 and up
Farm teams ages 12-16 are offered for all of the above sports

Please keep in mind that the age divisions are subject to interest and they may change depending on how many kids we have interested in the season.

Click here to visit the JA site.

 

Click here to build a college savings plan while having fun playing BEACH sports!

BEACH Athletics (ages 12-18)

 

Statement of Purpose

The purpose of this organization shall be to glorify God in all that is promoted and accomplished, in accordance with His truth. This sports program is an opportunity to develop and encourage Godly character and positive interpersonal relationships through athletic training and scholastic level competition. In order to provide our sons and daughters with Varsity/JV/Middle School-level experience and competition in team sports, along with growth in physical ability and moral character, TEACH has determined to establish a sports program to provide leadership by example. We have determined to select a coaching staff made up of Christian men and women of good report.



Ad for Girls Final Soccer Tryouts Feb 27

BEACH Breakers Coaches needed

for MS, JV and Varsity in

Spring girls soccer and softball,

Fall girls volleyball and boys soccer

Winter basketball

 

Contact Info:
Jerry Blau
421-2660
gerald.blau@navy.mil

Brenda Hardison
718-5163
hardisonfamily@cox.net

 

CONGRATULATIONS !
TEACH/BEACH SPORTS AWARDS 2008-2009

Varsity

	Most Valuable Player	Most Improved Player	Spirit Award	Best Defense
Girls Volleyball	Jennifer Cochran	Melissa Cronon	Brittany Colley	Mallory Kessler Katie Dickson
Boys Basketball	D. J. Rutledge	Josh Heck	Nate Cooper	Melvin Jordan
Cheerleading	Sarah Heck	China Gregory	Michelle Brunner
Girls Basketball	Laura Brunner	Kambrie Robinson	Kayla Adams	April Thompson
Girls Soccer	Katie Nowak	Ludinia Carter	Madison Colley	Angel Heggen

Junior Varsity

Boys Soccer	Most Valuable Player Offense	Most Valuable Player Defense
	James Whittemore	Chris Pearson

Most Improved Player	Christian Conduct Award	Best Defense
Jared Rodriguez	Tim Folsom	Andrew Talbot

Girls Volleyball	Most Valuable Player	Most Improved Player	Spirit Award	Best Defense
	Kayla McNally	Stephanie Newby	Alisha Shivji	Molly Dickson
Girls Softball	Kambrie Robinson	Amy Bryan	Kayla Adams

Middle School

	Most Valuable Player	Most Improved Player	Spirit Award	Best Defense
Boys Soccer	Jared Brown	Charles Allen	Caleb Lynch	Joseph Carter
Girls Basketball	Madison Colley	Madison Cochran	Emily Burgess	Sharon Cooper

 

Dear Parents:
We were privileged to minister to 106 athletes in the 2008/2009 school year. We are a volunteer organization created to give parents the support they need so their children can play organized sports. I want to thank all of the parents who made this program possible this year. If parents do not get involved in their child's sport, then the program dies and the homeschool community suffers.

Many dedicated parents have helped to build a respected reputation in the sports community, have graduated their children, and have even volunteered beyond those years. We know there are parents out there who are of the same caliber and who have the same enthusiasm for their children's sports.

We need you parents to take a step of faith and get involved in the future of homeschool sports, as well as the other programs that T.E.A.C.H. offers the homeschool community. We supply parents with the tools they need - equipment, uniforms, venues, know-how. But, ultimately, this is part of your homeschool curriculum, and you are responsible for filling positions.

The homeschool phenomenon is changing; however, where else can homeschoolers go for sports? Is it worth it to you that your child become physically strong and learn to work well in a team effort? This is a vital tool they will use throughout their future community life. Will you take the time to show them you can be a part of a team, too?

Sincerely,

Gary Hardison
T.E.A.C.H. Board President

 

VISIT Our SPORTS STORE!

The Beach Breakers receives a donation from the sale of items for every sport that has the BEACH Breakers name. You'll be amazed at the selection for athletes, parents, coaches, children. This is one of our ongoing fundraisers to build our long-awaited and much needed Sports Complex - our home for practices, games and TEACH events.

One of our own falls victim to VA Tech shooter

 

These Sports were offered in 2008/2009:

Fall
Girls JV and Varsity Volleyball
Boys MS and JV Soccer

Winter
Girls MS and V/JV Basketball
Boys Varsity Basketball
Varsity Cheerleading

Spring
Girls Varsity V/JV Soccer
Girls JV Softball

ARE YOU A SPORTS PARENT DESIRING TO COACH?

If you are a homeschooling parent who has the experience needed to coach, and the desire to
provide an opportunity for other homeschoolers to play ball, please email T.E.A.C.H. in plenty
of time for the season by:

June for Fall - Boys Soccer and Girls Volleyball
September for Winter - Cheerleading, Boys/Girls Basketball
January for Spring - Girls Soccer, Girls Softball, Boys Baseball

Please email teachassoc@cox.net for application or contact
Brenda Hardison 714-5163

 

STORAGE MANAGER

Job Description: Keep the TEACH storage unit organized.
Distribute equipment to the coaches each sport season before tryouts.
Arrange for return of equipment at the end of the season.

Contact: Brenda Hardison c. 714-5163 or hardisonfamily@cox.net

 

Volleyball team ranks with public schools for first time in homeschool sport history

Soccer team wins homeschool nationals

 

In 2000/2001, BEACH helped form the Eastern Virginia Athletic Conference, which consisted of five small to mid-size Christian schools and BEACH Homeschool Sports.

On December 30, 2005, in the middle of our basketball season, EVAC wrote homeschool teams out of their bylaws (see below.) We lost 10 potential games for each team in each sport in each season.

For our first 20 years, and still to this date, there are conferences in Tidewater that don't understand the dynamics of homeschooling and the history of homeschool sports. They continue to cast doubt on our policies and our accomplishments
and will not consider homeschool teams for membership. We struggle on with the daily challenge of getting enough games for our teams and hope that our TEACH/BEACH Complex will be the beginning of an eventual acceptance of homeschoolers into one or more local conferences. They base their assumptions on our academics which has been proven to be exemplary as per the three articles listed on our home page. The building and the curriculum and the teachers in the building don't make the difference. It is the resolve of the families that make the difference.
We don't expect them to understand this for some time to come. We do, however, appreciate the schools that support us every season with games outside of their conference games. They certainly have no other reason to do so other than good will.

 

A step back for Homeschool Sports! EVAC schools use homeschoolers on their teams,
but will not compete against homeschool teams!
click here to see amendments to EVAC bylaws that disqualified us from membership!

For more information, please contact teachassoc@cox.net.
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