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March 31 2010

 

The ISSA National Volleyball Under 19 Championships will be held at the G.C. Foster College starting at 9 a.m......More

 

 

 

March 9 2010

In weekend action in the Jamaica Volleyball Association (JaVA) National Club League the Sunday March 7 results were as follows....More

 

 

 

March 8 2010

 

The weekend, Saturday, March 6,  action in  the Jamaica Volleyball Association (JaVA) National Club League the results were as follows.........More

 

 

 

March 6 2010

 

Please go to tournament page to view and download the 2010 club schedule

 

JaVA National Club League Action for GC Foster Today and Tomorrow

 

Play continues this weekend in the Jamaica Volleyball Association’s National League with games starting at 9am at the GC Foster College Auditorium. Today’s matches will see the following schedule

 

9am  -  Venus vs Vikings(Court 1) and Titans vs Old Harbour (Court 2)

11am  -  JDF vs UWI A(Court 1) and Venus vs UWI (Court 2)

1pm  -  MOSA vs UWI B (Court 1) and Viqueens vs MOSA(Court 2)

3pm  -  Yallahs vs UTECH (Court 1) and GC Foster vs Pioneers(Court 2)

 

Tomorrows games will have  newcomer Yallahs, starting off the schedule, as it takes on the Venus Volleyball Club’s B team in the days opening game,  while the rest of the matches will proceed as follows:

9am   -   MOSA vs Titans (Court 2)

11am  -  MOSA vs Vikings (Court 1) and UWI vs UTECH (Court 2)

1pm  -  UTECH vs Titans (Court 1) and Viqueens vs Old Harbour (Court2)

3pm  -  JDF vs Venus (Court 1) and Old Harbour vs GC Foster(Court 2)

 

The competition began Sunday last, with Vikings leading the way in Division One Male action with a 22 point differential, followed by the UWI A team with 15. Division Two Male standings have the Titans Volleyball Club on top with a 21point differential, with the Venus B Male team the closest behind with 6.

 

The GC Foster College leads the female standings with a 75point differential after defending champion UWI was a no show. Runner up MOSA have a 22 point differential after defeating its opponents Venus 3- 1, with newcomer Titans Female team also taking a 3- 1 win in its match against UTECH.

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February 3 2010

 

 

 

December 21 2009

Two new members were added to the Executive of the Jamaica Volleyball Association (JaVA), at elections held at the Association’s Special General Meeting earlier today (Saturday, December 19, 2009), at the JDF’s Conference Room at Up Park Camp. Joining the recently elected President Major Warrenton Dixon, are Arlene Morgan – General Secretary, and Tamika Pennicott – Treasurer. This closes out the slate of elected officials of the Association.

While expressing pleasure at having the positions finally filled, since they had been vacant for a period of several months, President Dixon also pointed out to the small gathering of Affiliates and Ordinary Members of the Association, that there were several appointments to be made of the various Managers who along with the elected Executive, make up the complete Management team of the sport’s local governing body.

These positions include those of a Technical Director and a Beach Manager which are crucial if Jamaica is to take advantage of its current potential in the international Beach Volleyball Circuit, which could see the country qualifying for the next Olympics for the first time ever in the sport’s history.

The new appointments are effective for a two-year duration.

December 21 2009

 

 

 

AVANIKI CAMPBELL RACK UP ALL-INDEPENDENT HONORS

 

Avaniki Campbell added another accolade to her successful season, as she was selected to the NCAA Division I All-Independent Volleyball First Team. The NCAA Division I All-Independent First Team is a 10-member team that is voted on by both coaches and sports information directors from all division one independent volleyball programs. Honorable Mention is given to those student-athletes who received two or more votes, but did not make the top-10.

 

Campbell, one of the Eagles’ two seniors, had the best all around performance of her career. She started in all 32 matches for the Eagles and was named the NCAA Division I Independent Defensive Player of the Week for Sept. 14. Campbell notched two double-doubles and earned two All-Tournament Team honors. She led the Eagles in blocks (129), while ranked second in aces (33).

 

The senior hit above .300 in 11 matches, including six where she hit above .400. She led the team in attack percentage, hitting .213 on the season and recorded a career-high 10 total blocks at Norfolk State. Campbell recorded double-digit kills in seven matches this season and was one of two Eagles to play in all 114 sets.

 

The St. Catherine, Jamaica native ranks among the top-10 in program history. She is fifth all-time in total blocks in a season (129), sixth in total blocks in a career (193), fourth in block assists in a season (99) and sixth in block assists in a career (155). Among all other independent schools, she ranks among the top-2 in block solos, block assists, total blocks and blocks per set, while standing among the top-10 in three other categories.

 

In addition to their athletic honors,  Campbell was  selected to the 2009 NCAA Division I Volleyball All-Academic Team, where  student-athlete must be a starter or significant reserve and must be of sophomore standing or higher with a minimum grade point average of 3.30.

 

Campbell, will receive her degree in May, has a 3.81 in political science.

 

 

 

 

 

December 1 2009

 

We would like to announce the appointment of Major Warrenton Dixon as the president elect of The Jamaica Volleyball association.

 

 

                                     

                                             

 

Major Warrenton O’neil DIXON was elected as President of the Jamaica Volleyball Association on Saturday 28 November 2009.

 

He was born on 24 January 1974 at the Jubilee Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica to parents Thurburn ‘Herbert’ DIXON and Roberta ‘Gloria’ ALLEN.   He spent majority of his formative years living in Dallas Castle, St Andrew, where he attended Dallas All Age School before moving on via Common Entrance to one of the most prominent High Schools in Jamaica, Kingston College.    He attended the University of Technology in 1991 and pursued a diploma course in Chemical Technology.   Creditable performances resulted in him winning several awards throughout the course.  He graduated in 1996 and in September of that year he enrolled to be an Officer in the JDF.  

 

After completing the Young Officers Course at Commando Training Centre, Royal Marines in England he returned to Jamaica and was commissioned as an Officer.   He then served in various command and administrative appointments in the First Battalion The Jamaica Regiment (1JR) from 1998 to 2008.  

He was promoted to the rank of Captain in March 2004.  On promotion to the rank of Major in June 2008, he was posted to the Headquarters Jamaica Defence Force, where he was appointed and currently work as the Staff Officer responsible for training and doctrine in the Jamaica Defence Force.

Within the Jamaica Defence Force, he has been in charge of winning teams for sports such as Volleyball, Table Tennis, Basketball and Boxing, at Unit Level.  At present, he is the Officer in charge of the Jamaica Defence Force Volleyball Team.

 

 

He currently serves on the St Theresa Preparatory School Parents/Teachers Association Executive Committee and is a past Vice President of the Dolphins Swim Club.

 

He is married to Tracia-Gay and has one (01) son, Jaden. 

Major Dixon is an extravert who believes in the value of competition and is an avid sports enthusiast, who has played on a number of teams, in a number of sports, at University, JDF and Church levels, to varying measures of success.   His hobbies are volleyball, tennis, table tennis, cricket, football, basketball and, up to the time he got married, admiring women.