Meraki Volleyball Picnic 23-24!
The season is a long one, and we like to have one last event each season to say good bye, and thank you for joining us on this season. We have a schedule, travel instructions, and information about the awards below.
This event will be attended by ALL our teams. Boys - 4 teams, Girls - 9 teams, and Men’s - 1 team. This event is for only our teams and their families.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out to your coach.
Schedule
In the event of Rain we will use the Sportsplex for our event!
12:00-1:00: Arrival and Games on the Field.
1:30-2:00: Food Opens. Food will be available for as long as we have it.
2:15: Rolling Award Ceremonies with team. Each team will have their own small ceremony, to keep things intimate and simple.
2:30-4:00: Volleyball Games. Games will be happening depending on how many nets we have.
Round #1 - Parents vs Players - 1 game to 25 points!
Round #2 - Coaches vs Players - 1 game to 25 points!
Future Rounds - organized the day of the event!
We have the field until 4:00pm, which is when we will stop for clean-up.
Parking & Travel
UPDATE: When you arrive to the event we had originally asked you to park at Wilkins Elementary School. However, there is a large plant sale at the school and it will NOT be open for parking.
We will need to park along the road and wherever we can find a spot. I am so sorry about the inconvenience!!
Located at 80 Boston Post Rd, Amherst, NH 03031
Bring your own chair / blanket! There will not be seating provided.
Awards
There will be two awards handed out!
Jungle Tiger Award: This award is given to an athlete who loves to learn, and is always pushing themselves to improve. If you want to learn where this award got it’s name take a look at the video below.
Legacy Award: This honor is for the player who we feel embodies what “Meraki” means. To do something with soul, creativity, and love; when you leave a piece of yourself in your work, a labor or love. (Greek/Turkish Origin)
Notice that neither of these awards are for the most kills, or wins they have to do with how the participants learn and the legacy that they leave with those they play with.
