COLORADO VOLLEYBALL

COLORADO STATE FACTS

Motto: Nil sine Numine   (Nothing without Providence)
Nickname: Centennial State
Origin of name: From the Spanish, "ruddy" or "red"
Ten largest cities (1994):
            Denver, 493,559;
            Colorado Springs, 316,480;
            Aurora, 250,717; 
            Lakewood, 126,031; 
            Pueblo, 100,471; 
            Fort Collins, 98,954;
            Arvada, 95,446; 
            Westminster, 87,045; 
            Boulder, 85,613;
            Greeley, 64,189
Land area (rank): 103,730 sq mi. (268,660 sq km) (8)
Geographic center: In Park Co., 30 mi. NW of Pikes Peak
Number of counties: 63
Largest county (1995 pop. est.): Denver, 494,462
1997 resident population est.: 3,892,644
1990 resident census population (rank): 3,294,394 (26). 
Male: 1,631,295; Female: 1,663,099.
White: 2,095,474 (88.2%); Hispanic: 424,302 (12.9%); Black: 133,146 (4.0%); Asian or Pacific Islander, 59,862 (1.8%); Other race: 168,136 (5.1%).
1990 percent population under 18: 26.1; 65 and over: 10.0; median age: 32.5

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USA VOLLEYBALL REGIONS

USA regional offices sponsor programs for Adults, Juniors (12-18), and Youths (7-12).

Contact your USA Volleyball Regional Office for details.

REGIONAL OFFICES:
1. USAV Rocky Mountain Region

• USAV Regions Page

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL

• HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PAGE (Includes links to school sites)

  In in 1996-1997 school year,

  281 high schools fielded girls teams with 8,484 girls representing those schools.

  0 high schools fielded boys teams with 0 boys representing those schools.

              COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION
              14855 East Second Avenue
              Aurora, Colorado 80011
              303-344-5050
              303.367.4101 - FAX
              CHSAA WWW Page
  

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