The Summer Volleyball league is a time for you to get your High School Volleyball season off to a great start. The Summer League will have 2 levels of Competition, Varsity and Junior Varsity leagues.
The purpose of this league is to provide competition and maximize playing time for teams to work together prior to the fall volleyball season. Teams are provided an opportunity to work with different line ups, integrate new players and systems.
The Summer League will be played on Monday or Tuesday nights beginning the week of July 1st and run for 4 weeks through July. Each team will play 2 matches (2 sets to 25 points) each week. Games will begin at 6:00pm, approximately 7:00pm and 8:00pm. Teams are responsible for their own scorekeeping and officiating.
General Information
Uniforms – Will not be required, but a jersey with a number on it is strongly suggested.
Officials – Each team will collaborate with who they are playing to keep score and officiate.
Scorekeeping – Flipcards will be used as the official score.
Libero – The Libero will be used and must have a unique uniform.
Substitutions – There will be no limit on substitutions.
Warm-ups – The team that was not playing will have 10 minutes warm-up between matches.
Registration Fees
Team registration Fees will be $160 if received before June 1st. This means that it is less than $20/team per match. Late or as room allows registration will be $190. We ask that this be in one check and be accompanied with a completed Team Registration Form. Upon receiving your Registration form your captains will be notified of your acceptance and a schedule and Waiver form will be sent out one week before the Summer League begins.
CLICK HERE for Online Registration
The Summer Volleyball league is a time for you to get your High School Volleyball season off to a great start. The Summer League will have 2 levels of Competition, Varsity and Junior Varsity leagues.
The purpose of this league is to provide competition and maximize playing time for teams to work together prior to the fall volleyball season. Teams are provided an opportunity to work with different line ups, integrate new players and systems.
The Summer League will be played on Monday or Tuesday nights beginning the week of July 1st and run for 4 weeks through July. Each team will play 2 matches (2 sets to 25 points) each week. Games will begin at 6:00pm, approximately 7:00pm and 8:00pm. Teams are responsible for their own scorekeeping and officiating.
General Information
Uniforms – Will not be required, but a jersey with a number on it is strongly suggested.
Officials – Each team will collaborate with who they are playing to keep score and officiate.
Scorekeeping – Flipcards will be used as the official score.
Libero – The Libero will be used and must have a unique uniform.
Substitutions – There will be no limit on substitutions.
Warm-ups – The team that was not playing will have 10 minutes warm-up between matches.
Registration Fees
Team registration Fees will be $160 if received before June 1st. This means that it is less than $20/team per match. Late or as room allows registration will be $190. We ask that this be in one check and be accompanied with a completed Team Registration Form. Upon receiving your Registration form your captains will be notified of your acceptance and a schedule and Waiver form will be sent out one week before the Summer League begins.
CLICK HERE for Online Registration
Olympic Gold Medalist, Pat Powers will conduct a volleyball camp in Spokane, WA. This camp will be held at Hub Sports Center on Saturday and Sunday, Aug 10 – Aug 11, 2019. The volleyball camp will run from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM on Saturday and 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM on Sunday. At the end of the first day, I will talk to all junior players and parents about high school volleyball, club volleyball, college volleyball and volleyball scholarships.
Location: Hub Sports Center – Spokane, WA
When: Saturday and Sunday, Aug 10 – Aug 11, 2019
Start Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM on Saturday
End Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM on Sunday
Registration Fee: $130
Get ready to have a great time! You will learn a lot about volleyball in a short period of time! I have found it useful if you show up in relatively decent shape and most important, don’t compare yourself to others in the clinic. If you feel intimidated or bored, the learning process shuts down. I do an excellent job of matching each player with drills and competition suited for the appropriate levels of play.
There will be young players in attendance as well as adults. I will group you by age and skill level an hour into the clinic — I do it for safety reasons and to make you feel more comfortable. The coaching staff will be watching each individual execute the skills during “Survivor”… this is where we enforce the teaching cycle.
Please remember it is not important who you play against or who you play with, all that matters is how you are performing each skill during “Survivor.”
You will want to bring: an extra T-shirt, kneepads, water and other personal items you may need.
* * * * IMPORTANT * * * *
If you are under 18 years old and received a ride to the clinic, please inform the staff when your parents plan to pick you up. Until a responsible party arrives, we would ask that you remain inside the facility. Thank-you for your cooperation in this matter.
Parents are more than welcome to spend all day with us. The best time to watch is the last hour of each day as that is when we will be playing Survivor.
Olympic Gold Medalist, Pat Powers will conduct a volleyball camp in Spokane, WA. This camp will be held at Hub Sports Center on Saturday and Sunday, Aug 10 – Aug 11, 2019. The volleyball camp will run from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM on Saturday and 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM on Sunday. At the end of the first day, I will talk to all junior players and parents about high school volleyball, club volleyball, college volleyball and volleyball scholarships.
Location: Hub Sports Center – Spokane, WA
When: Saturday and Sunday, Aug 10 – Aug 11, 2019
Start Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM on Saturday
End Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM on Sunday
Registration Fee: $130
Get ready to have a great time! You will learn a lot about volleyball in a short period of time! I have found it useful if you show up in relatively decent shape and most important, don’t compare yourself to others in the clinic. If you feel intimidated or bored, the learning process shuts down. I do an excellent job of matching each player with drills and competition suited for the appropriate levels of play.
There will be young players in attendance as well as adults. I will group you by age and skill level an hour into the clinic — I do it for safety reasons and to make you feel more comfortable. The coaching staff will be watching each individual execute the skills during “Survivor”… this is where we enforce the teaching cycle.
Please remember it is not important who you play against or who you play with, all that matters is how you are performing each skill during “Survivor.”
You will want to bring: an extra T-shirt, kneepads, water and other personal items you may need.
* * * * IMPORTANT * * * *
If you are under 18 years old and received a ride to the clinic, please inform the staff when your parents plan to pick you up. Until a responsible party arrives, we would ask that you remain inside the facility. Thank-you for your cooperation in this matter.
Parents are more than welcome to spend all day with us. The best time to watch is the last hour of each day as that is when we will be playing Survivor.