Practice Shirts Clause Samples

Practice Shirts. Only GCVA Shirts are allowed at practices. Team Jersey’s are not allowed to be used during practice.
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Practice Shirts. Only HVA Shirts are allowed at practices. Team Jerseys are not allowed to be used during practice. You will be issued 3 practice shirts even though we have, at maximum, 2 practices per week. So, you’ll need to do laundry 1 time per week in order to wear a clean shirt. If you practice shirts are all dirty, they are required anyway. A good plan would be to have a volleyball bag that has all vb equipment and shoes and always keep the 3rd shirt in there. That way, you’ll always have it. NOTE: if you do not have your shirt, you will have physical consequences at practice. It’s not your parents fault. Parents, there are no exceptions to this.
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