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Texas Alliance Volleyball, LLC 2011-2012 Club Contract
Texas Alliance Volleyball, LLC (“Texas Alliance Volleyball Club” or the “Club”) is very pleased to extend an invitation to participate in our Club for the 2011-2012 club season! In consideration of the Player whose name is set forth below being allowed to participate in activities with the Texas Alliance Volleyball Club (the “Activities”), the undersigned hereby enter into this contract (the “Contract”). Attendance Policies 1) Texas Alliance Volleyball Club is expected to be your priority sport throughout the club season. If your child must miss a tournament due to conflicts with other sports or school events, then it is her responsibility to notify the coach and/or club director well in advance of the event so that the coach can adequately prepare, make arrangements, etc. 2) If a player is going to miss a practice, she must call/email the coach 24 hours in advance. Failure to do so can effect playing time at the next tournament. Exceptions will be made in case of emergencies. All missed practices are expected to be made up by arranging to practice with another team as soon as possible. Any practices missed due to an injury or illness does not have to be made up. 3) It is mandatory for all top 14’s-18’s to attend either the USAV National or AAU National tournament. All other teams that wish to participate will follow the same post season payment plan set forth below. For teams participating in post season, the season will extend to the early part of July 2012. Teams participating in postseason play are required to participate in an extended post season schedule. Families are likely to incur additional travel costs. Upon the signing of this Contract you are agreeing to participate in all post season practices and tournaments. Any team that accepts a bid USAV Junior Nationals MUST attend the USAV Junior National tournament or otherwise the Club is subject to being sanctioned.

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