Topic: Did Nassau volleyball get moved to the fall?

i also think its a bad idea.

a lot of school districts only have one coach for both boy's and girl's volleyball.

also, why should nassau have to move to fall? why not spring? the ncaa men's volleyball is in the spring 

Same here. Some schools have trouble even finding a coach. And also, I think a good amount of kids go for volleyball in the spring because there is no other sport. If it's moved to the fall, I am preety sure that sports such as football and soccer will overtake volleyball. 

In my opinion, the problem with moving to the fall doesn't really revolve around which other sports would have a greater negative impact on volleyball.  Football, soccer, and cross country may very well be a rough equivalent to baseball, lacrosse, track, and tennis.  The advantage to the spring is that coaches get to "sell their sport" throughout the fall and winter to would-be volleyball players.  Once they play volleyball, they are hooked for life, but getting them out for volleyball over other sports that are perceived to have a higher status attached to them is a whole other story.  This is an unfortunate result of the middle school to high school transition and the 4 season to 3 season schedule.  Volleyball is affected perhaps more than any other sport by this.  Additionally, the spring season is unique in that boy's volleyball starts a few weeks after other sports begin.  This gives the athletes that do not make the baseball or lacrosse teams the opportunity to still try out for volleyball.  I know of many very good volleyball players who are the result of not making the baseball team.  Personally, I am not in favor of the switch to the fall.  It seems to be inevitable though.