Williamson County Select Volleyball Club
Williamson County Select Volleyball Club
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About this organization
Mission
The organization was created and continues to exist as a volleyball club for girls and boys ages 12 to 18 to compete in regional and national tournaments. The parents' pay try-out fees and club fees to fund all of the expenses. Additionally, private lessons/clinics were added as a revenue stream.
About
Court rental fees are the costs associated with renting space enabling the members to practice and showcase their skills. Coaching fees are the costs associated with paying instructors that are qualified to develop skills in the club members. Tournament entry fees are required in order to allow the members to compete with other clubs and improve as well as showcase their skills. All other program service expenses relate to other costs associated with running the club and providing the best training atmosphere for the sport of volleyball.
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