What does TJV mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Junior Varsity program typically includes a variety of sports teams such as football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, and track & field.

Juniors and sophomores in high school are eligible to participate in the Junior Varsity program due to their younger age and lack of experience compared to seniors on the Varsity or Varsity A teams.

Yes, each student athlete must meet certain eligibility criteria determined by their school's athletic department. These criteria can include minimum grade point average (GPA) and certain behavioral expectations. Additionally, student athletes may undergo regular physical examinations as part of participation requirements.

Participating in Junior Varsity allows student athletes to develop social skills that will help them build relationships with teammates as well as coaches. They also gain the opportunity to improve techniques related to sports performance such as strength training, nutrition planning, agility drills and conditioning exercises. The most important skill gained is learning how to be part of a team through collaboration and communication with others.

Depending on their level of success throughout the season, a successful Junior Varsity team may advance further into playoffs or other competitions such as league championships or national tournaments. In addition to these achievements, members of an outstanding Junior Varsity team may also receive individual recognition through awards like All-Conference honors or MVP titles.