At DYNASTY, we train kids the right way, we treat kids the right way, and we win CHAMPIONSHIPS!!!

DYNASTY CURRENTLY HAS THREE TEAMS QUALIFIED FOR JUNIOR NATIONALS

12 Black, 13 Black, 14 Black

Congratulations to the girls, coaches and families!

DYNASTY ANNOUNCES 2012 SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE

Links to the Summer Camp Information and Sign Up Form are below:

DYNASTY CAMP INFORMATION

DYNASTY CAMP SIGN UP FORM

13 Black Serves The Community

13 Black made Valentines cards for kids at Children's Mercy Hospital.

15 Blue Serves the Community

The 15 Blue girls visited a local Walmart to purchase, assemble and deliver toiletry totes to Hope House, a local domestic violence shelter that provides services forming a safety net of prevention, education and support for more than 10,000 victims of domestic violence every year. Residential and outreach services are provided through two secure locations in Independence and Lee’s Summit , Missouri (the Kansas City metro area).

11 Black Serves the Community

The 11 Black Team proudly completed their community service hours earlier this month by working on three very worthwhile projects. The girls made a variety of dog and cat toys for the Olathe Animal Shelter; spent an afternoon working at Harvester's Community Food Bank; and participated in the Backpacks for the Hungry program sponsored by the Church of the Resurrection in Leawood.

13 Blue Serves at Harvesters

14 Blue Serves at Ronald McDonald House

14 Blue performed a portion of their community service commitment by volunteering at the Ronald McDonald house on December 3. They cleaned throughout, including windows, refrigerators, microwaves and in the nursury and laundry room. They also sorted the donations in the storage room. Next the team will be volunteering on December 17 at City Union Mission.

Coach Larson Donates $2500 To Support Local Volleyball Programs In Need

DYNASTY club director Bryon Larson recently completed his CAP III outreach project for USA Volleyball by donating $2500 to go towards the purchase of volleyballs for local programs in need. Coach Larson shifted the focus for his outreach project multiple times prior to opting to facilitate a partnership with the HOA volleyball region and Molten. Coach Larson taught private lessons over the course of the summer and donated 100% of the proceeds to the outreach project. Larson said, “I really enjoyed my time in the gym teaching lessons for this great cause. I wanted to make sure the money that I raised went to a place where it would be put to good use. It was also important to me that we ensured that there would be transparency where the funds were going. I want to thank the HOA Volleyball and Molten for rallying around this great cause.” Larson’s money purchased a combination of 180 volleyballs and volley lites for area programs.