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Teams Looking For Players
KNVBC 17-9 Silver team is looking for another setter and a defensive specialist. Contact Bethany McBurney at
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KNVBC 17-5 Lawrence Blazing Aces is looking for a Middle. Contact Jane Smith at
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(Kansas Networks teams still looking for players, please contact us and we will post your team here.)
Players Looking For Teams
U18 Right Side, also plays back row, is looking for a team. Contact Erika Houk, McClouth High School volleyball coach, for information on this player. Her contact email address is
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Two U16 players, a setter and a defensive specialist, are looking for a team. For information on these players contact Angie Bittner, former Silver Lake High School volleyball coach, at
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KAW Valley Tryouts
IMPACT CLINIC
An IMPACT Clinic is scheduled for Saturday, December 13th at Sportzone from 9am to 1pm. Cost is $25. This is the same day and location as our KNVBC rating and warm up tournament. If you need to attend the IMPACT clinic and are planning to do the tournament as well and this causes a scheduling conflict, please let Kevin Bittner, coordinator of the tournament, know so that he can put your team in the afternoon wave. Every team coach is to attend an IMPACT clinic and be IMPACT certified. This is a one time deal.
Jump Training at Rebound
A jump training program for volleyball players is being formed at Rebound Sports Performance at 17th & Fairlawn in Topeka. Call Joe at 272-8025 for details and to register.
Kansas Networks Referee and Scorekeeper Clinic
On Saturday, December 6th, Kansas Networks Volleyball Club will have their annual referee and scorekeeper clinic at the Silver Lake High School gym. Beginners will start at 9am and the experienced clinc starts at noon.
KNVBC Referee/Scorekeeping Rating & Warm up Tournament
On Saturday December 13th, KNVBC will host a referee/scorekeeeping rating & warm up tournament at Sportzone. This tournament has two goals. One to improve referee and scorekeeping skills and second as an early warm up. This will be a half day of pool play only. No bracket play. Teams will be in either a morning or afernoon wave. We will play 3 sets per match including a deciding game regardless of the split so that teams can get in at least 9 sets and learn to referee and scorekeep deciding sets. We will have experienced referee's and scorekeepers present to help teams learn and improve their referee and scorekeeping skills. Entry is on a first come first serve basis. Cost is $60 per team with a $10 per team discount for Kansas Networks teams if registrations are received by November 30th. Contact Kevin Bittner at
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to reserve your spot.
Thank you to all the coaches that made it to the coaches meeting. We will be posting a list of anticipated teams soon along with tryout announcements and teams looking for players. If you missed the meeting, please contact us and we'll get you caught up.
Teams Looking to Join The Club
KNVBC relies on the integrity of the individual teams for its success and continuation. We want team coaches and managers that honor the game and keep the best interest of the players first and foremost and have a track record for doing so. Teams interested in joining Kansas Networks should contact either Stuart Johnson, Angie Bittner, Kevin Bittner or John Zwiesler through our contacts page
Kansas Networks is a Topeka based umbrella club for independent volleyball teams playing in the Heart of America region of USA volleyball. Kansas Networks does not form teams or hold club tryouts. Invidual team may hold tryouts and we will advertise those tryouts on this website.
" Sports remains a great metaphor for life's more difficult lessons. It was through athletics that many of us first came to understand that fear can be tamed; that on a team the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts; and the ability to be heroic lies, to a suprising degree, within."
- Susan Casey-
(trailer to House of Volleyball film "Life of Mine")
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