Inverness, Citrus County – The Citrus County volleyball community is coming together to build better players, thanks to a series of clinics and training sessions. On Monday night, local coaches and players gathered at the Citrus County Athletic Center, 1005 E. US 19, Inverness, for a volleyball clinic focused on skill development and teamwork.
The clinic, led by experienced coach, Chris Bernhardt Jr., aimed to provide players of all ages and skill levels with the opportunity to improve their game. The session included drills, exercises, and team play, all designed to help players build their skills and confidence on the court. According to Bernhardt, the goal of the clinic is to create a positive and supportive environment where players can learn and grow together. The next clinic is scheduled for this weekend, Saturday, March 18, at 3:00 PM, at the same location.
Participants at the clinic included players from local schools, clubs, and community teams. The event was free and open to players of all ages, with ages ranging from 8 to 18 years old. The clinics are part of a larger effort to promote volleyball in Citrus County and provide players with the resources they need to succeed. For more information on upcoming clinics and volleyball programs, visit the Citrus County Athletic Center website or contact Chris Bernhardt Jr. directly.
The Citrus County volleyball community is thriving, with numerous teams and programs available for players of all ages. Local schools, such as Citrus High School and Fort Dade High School, have strong volleyball programs, and the county is also home to several club teams that compete at the regional and state levels. With the help of clinics like this one, players in Citrus County have the opportunity to develop their skills and compete at a high level.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
Sources: Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
