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T.E.A.C.H.
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H. S. Game schedules by email or phone:
johnvlk@gmail.com 971-0308
Congratulations!
TEACH /BEACH Sports Awards 2010-2011
JV Volley Ball
MVP – Molly Dickson
Most Improved – Ariana Ackley
Best Offense – Amy Bryan
Best Defense – Renee Davis
Most Spirited – Ashley Chance
Varsity Volley Ball
MVP – Mallory Kessler
Most Improved – Kayla Adams
Best Offense – Kambrie Robinson
Best Defense – Angie Rutledge
Most Spirited – Michelle Brunner
Varsity Soccer
MVP – James Whittemore
Most Improved – Jonathan Cox
Best Offense – Andrew Mercaldo
Best Defense – Andrew Mendonsa
Most Spirited – Matthew Cunningham
JV Soccer
MVP – Charlie Allen
Most Improved – D J Baltodano
Best Offense – C J George
Best Defense – Jacob Seaburg
Most Spirited – Kaleb Mullen
MS Girls BBall
MVP – Victoria “Stretch” Wine
Most Improved – Becky “Weapon X” Smyder
Best Offense – Taylor “Ace” Corbin
Best Defense – Angelique “The Hammer” DuBose
Most Spirited –Phoebe “Lil Tiger” Vlk
Most Spirited – Kelly “Smiley” Bryan
JV Girls BBall
MVP – Janeen Camp
Most Improved – Sharon Cooper
Best Offense – Taylor Corbin
Best Defense – Janae Camp
Most Spirited – Madison Colley
Varsity Girls BBall
MVP – Janeen Camp
Most Improved – Amberely LaMora
Best Offense – Esther Cooper
Best Defense – Janae Camp
Most Spirited – Kayla Adams |
MS Boys BBall
MVP – Cameron Norman
Most Improved – Elijah O’bryant
Sixth Man – Kristofer Norman
Best Defense – Nathan Montgomery
Most Spirited – Justin Rozema
JV Boys BBall
MVP – Armand Wine
Most Improved – Caleb Vlk
Best Offense – Armand Wine
Best Defense – Terrell Camp
Most Spirited – Sam Klein
Varsity Boys BBall
MVP – Jesse Sotomayor
Most Improved – Parker Kirk
Best Offense – Terrell Camp
Best Defense – Armand Wine
Most Spirited – Zach Russell
Softball
MVP – Alexis Villies
Most Improved – Savannah Loper
Best Offense – Anna Chamberlayne
Best Defense – Caitlin Payne
Most Spirited – Daniela Cintron
Girls Soccer
MVP – Victoria Hansen
Most Improved – Tia Walker
Most Improved – Alena Walker
Best Offense – Taylor Corbin
Best Defense – Abigail Bowen
Most Spirited – Erica Dunn
Baseball
MVP – Ross Hansen
Most Improved – Justin Rozema
Best Offense – Jason LaMora
Best Defense – Joshua Vlk
Most Spirited – Caleb Vlk
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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.
Junior BEACH 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.
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BEACH Athletics
(ages 12-18)
Fall Boys Soccer and Girls Volleyball
Winter Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Basketball
Spring Boys Baseball, Girls Soccer and Girls Softball
Contact Info:
John Vlk
971-0308
johnvlk@gmail.com
If you have trouble contacting the Athletic Director, TEACH Board member contact info is listed on the About Us page.
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Other Sports Information:
These Sports were offered in 2009/2010:
Fall
Girls Varsity and JV Volleyball
Boys Varsity and JV Soccer
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Winter
Girls V/JV and MS Basketball
Boys JV and MS Basketball
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Spring
Girls JV Soccer
Girls V/JV and MS Softball
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Coaches and Players
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 johnvlk@gmail.com 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
Each year, it seems like, as the sports come around, we are looking for coaches, and always trying to pull things together to field a competitive team. I would love to see things change in the future. So, I would like to begin to accomplish that:
1. If you think that you might like to coach one of our teams in the future, please, let me know now. This way we can start the process rolling today and already have everything in place, prior to the season starting.
2. If you are of age to play for the Breakers, and know now that you have a sport you are interested in, I would like to start a database of players for each sport. This way, as we have coaches in place, they can get in touch with you as early as possible.
If you fall into either of these categories, please email me with your information and we will get things rolling as soon as possible.
The Beach Breakers Homeschool Sports for all ages
What is Beach Breakers?
The Beach Breakers is a home school sports league, which competes interscholastically within the Hampton Roads area. Our goal each year is to have a middle school team, a junior varsity team and a varsity team for each of the sports we compete in. Our spring sports, which we are beginning to form teams for now, are Girls soccer, Girls softball, and Boys baseball, with games beginning in March and running through May. Our fall sports consist of Boys soccer and Girls volleyball. We generally begin player evaluations in June with games starting in August. During the winter, we have a great time competing in Boys and Girls basketball. Evaluations for baskteball begin in September with games starting in November and running through February. Cheerleading is also offered during the winter months. They start their preseason and evaluation in April and work through the summer. This sums up a year with the Beach Breakers. But Wait There’s More
The Breakers have something for everyone. There is a division that operates under the Breakers. It is a group called Beach Junior Athletics or Beach JA. Beach JA is an instructional, intramural group that ranges in age from tots, 2-4 year olds, all the way up to 16. In the Spring, we have Baseball and Girls Softball. The baseball includes Tee-ball for the younger kids, coach pitch for the 7-9 age group up, and fast pitch for theoldest age group. In the fall, we have soccer, which is our largest sport, averaging about 300 kids. After soccer, we have a brief flag football season with cheerleading. Then in the winter, we begin basketball and cheerleading in January. Our teams break down according to how many players we have for the year. Each season we try to offer a 5-7 age group, an 8-9 group, a 10-11 and a 12-16 group. We work hard to set up our teams so that families, no matter the size, all practice on the same night each week. All of our games are played on Saturday Mornings. This way families only have to be concerned with one day for games.
So Where should I Play? Breakers or JA?
The answer to that question, lies in what you determine you want. If you are looking for a more competitive league, then you will want to play for the Beach Breakers, just as you would if you were in Middle School or High School. You will have to decide what fits best in your lifestyle. If you decide that a competitive team is for you, then you will have to ask if you are ready to make the commitment that comes with playing for the Breakers. Beach JA practices one day a week, and has their games on Saturday Mornings. The Beach Breakers on the other hand will usually practice between three and five days a week. The Breakers games can be anywhere from one to three games a week. When you make a commitment to play for the Breakers, it is three to four month commitment. A commitment that is made by you and requires time and effort making the Breakers team, that you are apart of, the best team that it can possibly be.
More Information:
If you would like more information about playing for either the Beach Breakers or Beach JA you can check out our websites at:
teachhomeshool.com, beachbreakershs.com, this is the Beach Breakers Blog, or beachja.com.
You can also email me at johnvlk@gmail.com with any questions you might have.
Sports News
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. 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.
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