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The Peoria Center for the Performing Arts consists of a 280 seat main stage auditorium and an 80+ seat black box theater, designed to bring award winning community theater to downtown Peoria. 

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Coaches Corner  

 

Youth Volleyball Coaching Picture

 

WINTER SEASON

 

New Coaches Training

Wednesday, December 14th at 7:30pm (after general meeting)

Peoria Community Center, 8335 W. Jefferson Street

*All first time coaches with The City of Peoria must attend this meeting

 

2011 Coaches Winter Meetings

Wednesday, December 14th at 6:00pm (all sports)
*Coaches needing to be fingerprinted must come between 5pm and 5:45pm.

Peoria Community Center, 8335 W. Jefferson Street

 

*New Submittable Coaches Application; CLICK HERE>>

 

 

Volunteer Coaches Needed! 

Volunteer head and assistant coaches are needed continuously for Flag Football, Basketball, T-Ball, Girls Softball, Girls Volleyball, Team Tennis and Soccer.  All head coaches will be provided with a training clinic.   No experience necessary.  Call 623-773-7186 or 623--773-7117 for more information.

 


Benefits of Coaching

Fun With Children Physical Exercise Personal Satisfaction In Helping Children Give Back To Your Community
Social Interaction With Children & Parents Role Model For Children Improve Sport & Rule Knowledge FREE Coach Training Provided
FREE Coaches Shirt FREE Coach Photo Plaque FREE Coaches Appreciation Day!!! Coach Incentive Program

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Philosophy 

 

Volunteer coaches are our greatest assets in delivering quality programs to the children in our community. Youth volunteer coaches are "special" because they directly influence each team members’ experience either positively or negatively. The average coach has approximately 36-40 contact hours with parents and participants facilitating practices, making phone calls and attending games. It is our hope that this program will assist us in recruiting, motivating and maintaining the best possible volunteer coaches. The end result is hopefully to increase attendance at coaches meeting, have coaches in place 7-10 days before season begins and have all coaches trained, educated and certified prior to the season in an efficient manner.

 

How the program works 

 

The interested coaches register his/her child and pays for the registration. If selected or appointed as a head coach, a credit will be placed on his/her account equal the amount of the Child’s registration upon completion of the season and all coaching related criteria. This credit can only be used towards a Community Services program, and will only be granted after receiving a credit request from the coach in writing. Credit given is only good for Early-bird registration fees.

 

Qualification Criteria* 

 

A coach is eligible for a maximum of one (1) credit per sport each season. (Regardless if coaching multiple teams or having more than one (1) child participating).  Credit is only given if a coach completes the entire season and fulfills all requirements listed below.

  1. Complete coaches applications 
  2. Fingerprint and background check
  3. Coaches clinic
  4. Attend coaches meeting
  5. Equipment return

*Incentive program available for head coach positions only


 

Coaching Frequently Asked Questions 

Coaches Application

 

Rain Out Line
For rain out information please call, 623-773-7575.  The rain line will be updated as soon as field conditions warrant a cancelation.