2021-2022 Club Fees
2021-2022 Club Fees for ECE Elite Teams:
At this time, we anticipate to have a full-season of tournaments but may subject to change base on CHRVA’s further direction and tournament schedule when it becomes as available. If we are unable to attend the larger, multi-day tournaments, or the season is cut short, a portion of your fees will be reimbursed to you. We’re all keeping our fingers crossed for a full season of some great volleyball!
Click here to see ECE Club Fees Breakdown for 2021-2022 season
All Club fees to be collected in (4) installments with payment made by checks.
==> 14 Tornados/15 Thunder/15 Storm/16 Cyclones/17 Tsunami Elite Team Players:
$2280 per player + ECE jersey fees (~$195 per player)
==> 18 Typhoon Elite Team Players:
$1860 per player + ECE jersey fees (~$195 per player) (**Club Fees for 18U Elite Team Players has been adjusted due to a shorter season)
*** If the payment for the club is paid in full via ONE(1) check dated 11/21/2021 at the Signing, the club fees is $2240/per player for 14U/15U/16U/17U Elite Team Players and $1820/per player for 18U Players
==> Elite Team Practice Players:
$1140 per player + ECE jersey fees (~$195 per player)
A HELPFUL PRIMER ON CLUB FEES
Travel volleyball is a significant investment of time and financial resources. Before committing to a club, we recommend that parents and players educate themselves on the expenses they can expect to encounter during the club season. Most volleyball clubs are nonprofit entities, meaning no one should be getting rich off of their families. But club fees are still widely variable, depending on a variety of factors.
All clubs have to pay for gym rental, equipment expenses, and administrative fees, though these costs can very significantly, depending on how much the club must pay the facility for rent. Most clubs must pay their coaches in efforts to retain the highest quality of instruction for their players. Some clubs do fundraising, which may decrease the fees, but increases the time commitments expected of parents and players. Some clubs include uniforms in their club dues, while some do not. Sometimes the club requires travel expenses in their dues, but only the athlete’s expenses are covered, which means all the players are required to stay in the hotel room with their teammates, and parents who travel along must reserve separate rooms. Some clubs start their season earlier or go later into the year, and thus clubs vary in the number and type of tournaments (local versus travel) and the practice hours they guarantee to their players.
It is important to understand what all these variables mean to your family’s budget to avoid unexpected surprises halfway into the season and truly understand how your money is being spent. It can be hard to navigate sometimes, but worth the time for peace of mind when debating among your club choices.
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