Our full club policy documents are available to download below. Please review them with your athlete before the season begins.
- Parent & Player Code of Conduct (PDF)
- Discipline and Complaints (PDF)
- Conflict of Interest (PDF)
- Refunds, Fines & Penalties (Word document)
At SVC Wild, we believe a great team experience starts with great people — on and off the court. All members — athletes, parents, coaches, and volunteers — agree to follow the policies below, as well as the rules and codes of conduct set out by Volleyball Canada and Volleyball BC. Here's how we ask all families to show up:
1. Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
- Model positive, inclusive behaviour for all players and parents
- Volunteer for at least one role (line judging, scorekeeping, driving, food, team manager, etc.)
- Support team bonding — encourage your child to participate in group meals and events
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On away trips, stay with the team rather than separately (exceptions considered); athletes may not leave venues or accommodations without a coach or supervisor's permission
2. Fuel the Fun
- Prioritize healthy snacks and meals during tournaments and playdays
- Sign up for food duties and coordinate through your team manager
- Share food responsibilities fairly; keep receipts for reimbursement
- Respect dietary restrictions and allergies
3. Help Capture the Moments
- Volunteer to video games and share footage with the team
- Always respect privacy — never post images without permission
- Follow club and league guidelines for photography and video
4. Know the Costs
- Understand what club fees cover and what's extra
- Pay required fees by the deadlines set by the Board of Directors; keep receipts for pre-approved team expenses
- Actively participate in fundraising activities, both ongoing and club team specific
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Athletes in arrears may be suspended from club activities until fees are paid in full
5. Respect the Whistle
- Always show respect for referees, officials, and coaches
- Follow coaches' instructions on practice procedures and event behaviour
- Never approach coaches about playing time during games
- Wait 24 hours before raising concerns; communicate respectfully and privately
- Encourage your child to speak directly with coaches about their development
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Contact the Club President for serious or unresolved concerns
6. Gear Up and Get There
- Ensure your child wears the full club uniform and proper footwear
- Pack knee pads, arm sleeves, both sets of court jerseys, water bottle, and required gear
- When wearing club gear in public, athletes represent SVC Wild
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Transportation to and from all events — within and outside the Sea to Sky and Lower Mainland — is the responsibility of the athlete and their family
7. Play by the Rules
- Review the BC Volleyball Handbook for official rules
- Encourage your child to learn and respect the rules of the game
8. Communicate with Care
- Use TeamSnap for all team communication
- Keep attendance up to date and check regularly for updates
- Address concerns away from games and practices, never in front of others
- All coach-player digital communication takes place on TeamSnap for transparency
9. Show Up on Time
- Arrive on time for practices, games, and events
- Pick up your child on time from practices
- Notify coaches of absences or conflicts as early as possible
10. Model Respect and Sportsmanship
- Cheer for all players, not just your own child
- Avoid negative comments about players, referees, coaches, or other teams
- Praise effort, growth, and teamwork over winning
- Support mental health and well-being for all athletes
11. Health, Safety, and Conduct
- Be punctual, cooperative, and considerate at all club activities
- Report any injury that may affect your ability to participate to your coach right away
- Maintain a fitness level sufficient to safely participate; chronic injuries (ie: concussion) require physician clearance before returning to play.
All athletes participating on a competitive team are required to sign a Family and Athlete Agreement with the club.