Learn the skills. Understand the game. Become a complete volleyball player.
Our Youth Volleyball Program is a 6-week session for beginner and intermediate athletes ages 8–16 who want to learn more than just volleyball skills.
We teach the complete game of volleyball — from passing, serving, setting, attacking, and defense to rotations, positioning, court awareness, communication, decision-making, and how to actually play within a team system.
Our goal is to develop the whole volleyball player.
Athletes learn the fundamentals, understand why they are doing them, and then put those skills into action through gameplay. As they progress, they learn how to read the court, make decisions, work with teammates, understand rotations, and become more confident playing the actual game.
Skills + Game Knowledge
Every practice combines skill development with volleyball IQ.
Athletes work on:
- Passing, serving, setting, attacking, and defense
- Positioning and court awareness
- Rotations and basic volleyball systems
- Communication and teamwork
- Reading the game and making decisions
- Transitioning between offense and defense
- Applying skills in live-game situations
We don't just focus on skills, we focus on developing complete volleyball players.
What To Expect
The first practice is placement day. Rather than immediately jumping into the regular curriculum, we observes athletes as they move through different volleyball activities and gameplay.This allows us to see athletes in action and create teams based on age, skill level, and overall volleyball experience. Because the first practice is primarily focused on evaluation and placement, there will be less traditional coaching than there will be during the rest of the session.
After teams are placed, regular coaching and team practices begin.
From there, athletes work with their assigned coach each week to develop their skills, volleyball IQ, and ability to play the game.
Practice + Game Play
Weekday Practices
1.5-hour practices focused on technical skills, volleyball IQ, team systems, and game application.
Game Days
Athletes play 6v6 so they can apply what they have learned in a real game environment.
Because learning volleyball requires more than hitting a ball over a net, gameplay is an important part of our program. Athletes get to practice rotations, positioning, communication, decision-making, and teamwork while actually playing.
Session 1
January 4 - February 13
Registration opens:
Nov 4, 2026
Session 2
February 15 - March 27
Registration opens:
Dec 15, 2026
Session 3
March 29 - May 8
Registration opens:
Jan 29, 2027
Session 4
May 10 - June 19
Registration opens:
March 10, 2027
Session 5
June 21 - August 7
Week off for 4th of July
Registration opens:
April 21, 2027
Session 6
August 9 - September 18
Registration opens:
June 9, 2027
Session 7
November 1 - December 18
Week off for Thanksgiving
Registration opens:
September 1, 2027