NC Volleyball Hall of Fame Coach, Joe Sagula Retires
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January 9, 2023 – Chapel Hill Longtime UNC-Chapel Hill Head Volleyball Coach, Joe Sagula, announced his retirement today. After 7... View Article
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January 9, 2023 – Chapel Hill Longtime UNC-Chapel Hill Head Volleyball Coach, Joe Sagula, announced his retirement today. After 7... View Article
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Dec. 8, 2022) – USA Volleyball would like to highlight and thank its eight regions that have invested... View Article
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2022 Meritorious Service Award Honorees September 2022 The Carolina Region is pleased to announce the following individuals as recipients of... View Article
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Current Carolina Region Board of Director and Club Director of Champion Volleyball Club in Winston-Salem, earned his 500th victory... View Article
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Advance, NC (August 5, 2022) – Jeffrey “Hoppy” Hoppen was inducted into the North Carolina Volleyball Hall of Fame (NCVBHOF)... View Article
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Clemmons, NC (May 5, 2022) – The Carolina Region has announced the 2022 class to be inducted into the North... View Article
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The February, 2022 Issue of Carolina Volleyball Review has been posted to the Newsletter page of the Carolina Region website.... View Article
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2021 Meritorious Service Award Honorees December 2021 Due to a desire to try to present these awards in person, we... View Article
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The Carolina Region is pleased to announce that we have three new Junior National Referees in the Region: Victoria Ivie... View Article
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The Carolina Region of USA Volleyball mission statement offers the following: The Carolina Region, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated... View Article
Read moreThe formula used to calculate how rankings change is given on this page – math explanation. Point of Interest – this system was adapted by a popular ranking system used to rate chess players. It is a proven and successful method for comparing two competing entities and predicting results between them.
In this example, your team would gain 12 ranking points, and would have a new rating of 1712. Your opponent would lose 12 ranking points, and would have a new ranking of 1588.