A: There is no requirement to rotate players in volleyball, but it is common to do so.
-Players can block any other player, regardless of gender.
-Roster changes are allowed until after the second week of games.

A: No, you cannot use your hands to receive serve on the beach.

A: Bring a refillable water bottle and wear appropriate volleyball attire.

A: It's a lot of work, but it's worth it.

Tournaments are a great way to get your name out there and attract new players. They're also a great way to make some extra money.

However, running a tournament is a lot of work. You have to promote the tournament, find a venue, set up the equipment, run the tournament, and then clean up afterwards.

If you're not prepared to put in the work, then don't

A: No.

The vast majority of the time, you will not miss any school. In the rare event that you do, we will work with you and your school to make sure that you are able to make up the work.

A: We have summer programs for those interested in getting better volleyball. These programs are a great opportunity to continue to improve your skills while meeting our coaches and potential future teammates. For more information, please see our Summer Programs page.

A: U15 = 14 & under, U17 = 16 & under, U19 = 18 & under.

A: If you were born on or after July 1, 2005, you are eligible to try out for the 18 and under division. If you were born on or after July 1, 2006, you are eligible to try out for the 17 and under division.

A: If you're not contacted by the team within 72 hours of tryouts, you didn't make it.

A: If you want to find a club in your area, the best place to start is the Club Directory on the USA Gymnastics website. This directory includes a list of all the clubs in the state, as well as contact information and a brief description of each club.

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A: No, the club does not offer parent travel.

A: The number of players on a team varies depending on the age group, level of talent, and positional needs of the team.

A: There are 3 seasons in Rocket League

-Each season has a different amount of matches

-The playoffs happen at the end of each season

A: Each team plays once a week, except for one or two weeks when they might have 2 matches or a double header in the same week.

A: National teams will play in a combination of Power and Area League, and will attend several tournaments throughout the season.

Can I play on multiple teams?

Yes! You can play on multiple teams. Just make sure that you are able to commit to all practices and tournaments for each team.

Can I be on a team with my friends?

Yes! You can request up to two friends to play on your team. Please note that we cannot guarantee that your requests will

A: The best serve in volleyball depends on the skill level you or your team has attained and can execute proficiently and consistently.

A: Volleyball passing requires good hand-eye coordination, court positioning, and the ability to read the trajectory of a serve. A good set is one that allows the ball to be hit by a teammate in a position where they can spike it.

A: We’re serious about training, but we make everything enjoyable. We teach the most modern methods based on sports science. Our athletes have won many state & national championships and college scholarships. Our coaches have won many championships, including high school beach volleyball teams which finished #1 in Orange County and #2 in Southern California.

A: Club volleyball is a more competitive and skill-based version of the sport than league volleyball. Tryouts are required to be on a club team, and players are chosen based on their skill level and potential.

A: Training, league, and club costs are invoiced to the player. Qualifier and showcase tournament costs, along with coaches' travel and lodging, are invoiced to the national team.

A: Club volleyball is an opportunity for volleyball players of varying abilities to continue their development past the fall school season. Players participate in tournaments against other clubs in the various regions. Club volleyball requires a tryout selection process. Whereby, coaches and trainers evaluate players based on skill, select and offer a player a position on a team.

A: It's a good idea to play in tournaments.

- You can win prizes in tournaments.

- Tournaments can be a great way to improve your game.

Playing in tournaments is a great way to improve your game. You can win prizes in tournaments, and they can be a great way to meet other players and learn new strategies.

A: We're trying to improve our communications to be more clear and concise
- We're working on a new website that will be more informative
- We're also working on a blog to keep everyone up to date on what's going on

Hey everyone!

We're aware that our communications have been a bit lacking as of late, and we're sorry about that. We're trying to improve our communications to be more clear and concise.

We're working on

A: The tryouts for our team will take place in the summer, with supplemental tryouts in the fall if needed.

A: The tryout process for the Austin Spurs youth basketball teams consists of 1-2 days of tryouts, depending on the age group. For the 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, 15s, and 16s, the process is two days. Day 1 is at ASC Cedar Park and Day 2 is at ASC Central. For the 17s and 18s, the process is one day at ASC Central Gym.

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A: No, there is no guarantee of playing time.

A: You will receive an email from Austin Juniors with team information and an invitation to accept your spot. You must accept your spot and pay the deposit before the time mentioned in the email or your spot may be given to the next athlete.

A: Games are played on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights. Start times are typically 6:30, 7:40 and 8:50.

A: The payments for the team include travel expenses, Nationals or Post-season play, and player equipment. Fundraising is available to offset the cost.

A: The tryout fee is $60 if you register early, and $100 if you register late. There are no refunds for tryout registrations.

A: The cost of player dues varies from team to team, but typically covers the cost of gym rental, equipment, USAV registration, tournament entry fees, coaches salaries, administrative fees, and printing costs.

A: The best way to get better at beach volleyball is to play as much as possible. Private lessons can be helpful, but the focus should be on playing the game.

A: Our mission is to be a nationally competitive club that pursues excellence in an athletic, community-centered atmosphere. As members of Front Range Volleyball Club, you can be sure that you are part of the finest program in the Rocky Mountain Region.

A: Front Range has more experience, higher quality, and more comprehensive training than any other club in the region.

A: – Team Achievements are a great way to increase your team’s satisfaction and motivation.

You have to set the goal and then put it in writing.

Make sure that everyone on your team understands what the goal is and knows how to achieve it.

Celebrate when your team achieves the goal.

Be clear about what the next goal is.

What are Team Achievements?

Team Achievements are a great way to increase your team’s satisfaction and

A: Drive Volleyball Club is a youth and high school volleyball club based in Chicago, Illinois. The club was founded in 2013 and currently offers teams for girls and boys in the 13U-18U age groups. The club's mission is to provide a positive and competitive environment for players to develop their skills and love for the game of volleyball.

A: If you miss tryouts you can still make a team, but it limits your opportunity to be seen competing among your age group and to be seen by all the AJV evaluators.

A: The first payment is $600 for those selected to a 11s through 18s team. Credits may not be used toward these first payments. The remaining balance is spread out in monthly payments. Once you've accepted a spot on a team, the remaining balance of the dues is non-refundable.

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A: We will offer positions to players at the conclusion of the tryouts. If there are openings remaining, we will hold additional tryouts.

A: Players are required to follow through with their commitments upon signing. Families will be responsible for all agreed-upon commitments regardless of attendance.

A: Visit our Tryouts Page to see tryout dates and times for your age group. Tryouts remain open for registration until the day of. We accept walk-ins at tryouts, but we do not guarantee you will receive a t-shirt in your size. If the tryout dates have passed, we occasionally have spots on our teams to fill. You can view these open spots and register for a supplemental tryout on the Tryouts Page.

A: You can find the full list of programs on our website.