Gleason Announces Upcoming Boys Volleyball Clinics

AMHERST, N.Y. - Don Gleason, head men's volleyball coach at Daemen College, announced today that he will conduct clinics for middle school and high school boys later this month.

The Middle School Boys Clinic is open to boys in grades 6-8 and it runs for two hours (10 AM - 12 PM) on December 27 and 28 at the Academic and Wellness Center. The High School Boys Clinic is open to boys in grades 9-12 and it runs from 10:30 AM through 4:30 PM on December 29 at Lumsden Gymnasium. Both clinics aims to teach fundamental skills including serving, passing, setting, blocking, hitting and floor defense.

Cost of the clinic for middle schoolers is $75 per participant; for high schoolers the cost is $100 per participant. More details can be found in the clinic flyer. Online registration is also available.

The addition of men's volleyball as the 17th intercollegiate athletics program sponsored by Daemen College was announced earlier this year. The program is receiving a $60,000 grant from the MotorMVB Foundation to aid in its establishment, and the team will begin competition in the spring of 2019.

All Daemen College sports camps and clinics are open to any and all entrants. Each camp may limit registration only by number, age, grade level and/or gender. Further, NCAA rules prohibit representatives of Daemen's athletics interests (a booster) who is not naturally or legally responsible for a prospective student-athlete (grades 9-12) from providing any expenses to attend a camp or clinic. Violations of this could result in loss of NCAA eligibility for the prospective student-athlete. If you have questions regarding this or any other NCAA rule, please contact the Daemen Office of Compliance at (716) 839-8587 or via email to bguerino@daemen.edu.

For a full listing of all Daemen College sports camps and clinics, visit daemen.edu/sportscamps.

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