Registration is still open for WA, IL and PA Summer Leagues! 

We are still accepting Registrations for our summer leagues.  Your registration fee includes a volleyball, a uniform t-shirt and a participation award.  Each player may wear athletic clothing and shoes, like tennis shoes, they already own.

You can register online orby mail.Registration forms can be printed from the website or we can send one to you by email, fax or mail.  If you would like more information or would like us to send you a flyer, please call 1-888-988-7985.

Why should you join? 

Click here for answers to frequently asked questions!

Registration is open to boys and girls, ages 7 to 15 with a player to coach ratio of 8 to 1. 

Camps are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced players.

The camps are taught by volleyball instructors, who have played or coached at the high school, club, college or higher level. 

Players will be grouped accordingly, by camp director, based on age and playing experience.

Fee Includes t-shirt, snacks and completion certificate!

We have many camps to select from.  Click the Summer Camp button below for the current list.

for ages 7 – 15 (limited to the first 150)        The Jayo Invitational is the country's most prestigious Celebrity-Pro-Am volleyball event. It is a best-of-brand event that combines the world of volleyball and fitness with the world of entertainment, showcasing the top names in the sport alongside stars from TV, film and music. Proceeds from the Jayo Invitational are allocated to charitable organizations that work to aid children in the advancement of health and education. Proceeds from the 2013 Jayo Invitational will benefit The United States Youth Volleyball League (USYVL). USYVL is the nation's largest grassroots youth volleyball league.  Founded in 1997 with 139 players, the USYVL has grown to over 10,000 players and 25,000 clinic participants annually. The USYVL allows every child between the ages of 7 and 15 an opportunity to learn and play volleyball in a fun, safe, supervised environment.  The USYVL offers financial aid to those who need it and has never denied a child the opportunity to participate in the league for financial reasons. Schedule (subject to change) Kids Clinic Check-in   8:00 AM Beauty and the Beach Clean-up (mandatory for all kids clinic prticipants)    8:30 - 9:00 AM Kids Clinic with Sinjin Smith (Courts 1-10)   9:00 AM - 10-30 AM Kids Brunch   12:00 AM Tournament Check in   9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Kids Golf with Jack Nicklaus Learning    10:15 AM - 12:00 PM Tournament Court Assignments & Rules   10:15 AM Pro Demo Game   10:30 AM Adult Tournament Starts   11:00 AM Adult Luau of Laughs Lunch   1:00 PM Adult Golf with Jack Nicklaus Learning   12:30 PM - 3:00 PM Playoffs (top two teams from each pool)   3:30 PM Tournament Finals   5:30 PM After Party at Sharkeez Manhattan Beach (adults only)   Directly Following Tournament Final       (limited to 40 teams)       (We need 50 volunteers)

		Fun While the program teaches the skills necessary to excel in the game of volleyball, the focus remains on participation, cooperation, sportsmanship, responsibility and, of course, fun!
		Action Strength, endurance and improved coordination result from the weekly activities of the program.  Furthermore, a season of league games is sure to provide plenty of exciting volleyball action.
		Skills Skills are taught using technically correct methods for peak performance and safety.
		Teamwork The USYVL is a family-oriented program where parents, siblings, grandparents, and friends are strongly encouraged to become involved.  Parents and other volunteers assist with coaching, registration, check-in and equipment set-up.

Why should you join?  Click here for answers to frequently asked questions! 

Setting is one of the most exciting skills of volleyball, it's like the quarterback in a football game.  

The hand position needs to be above the forehead.  Thumbs should be close to one another with wrists back and somewhat down.  Elbows should be slightly in front of the shoulders.  The hands should be in the shape of a volleyball. 

The movement that follows is the player extends their arms after contacting the ball, pushing it to the desired target.  Arms should finish fully extended. 

During the off season, take out your volleyball and practice setting!