JVA is the ONLY association that is 100% focused on junior volleyball and the needs of junior volleyball clubs.
Better the Ball with JVA
Junior Volleyball Association is driving the future of junior volleyball.
Our mission is to grow youth and junior volleyball by equipping club volleyball programs with the tools, education, resources, and tournaments they need to succeed on and off the court.
JVA is the voice for volleyball clubs. We advocate for Club Directors, Coaches, and Leaders who are building programs, developing athletes, and navigating the realities of today’s club volleyball landscape.
Through nationally-recognized events and tournaments, practical volleyball education, and forward-thinking resources, we help clubs strengthen operations, increase retention, and create better experiences for athletes and families.
We don’t just support junior volleyball. We help clubs build it better.
Better the Ball.
Education
JVA offers numerous resources and continuing education to promote the growth of junior volleyball and help members run successful junior volleyball clubs. Club Directors and coaches can become JVA members to receive access to all of our educational resources.
Coach to Coach
JVA Coach to Coach Video of the Week Presented by NetLynx Sports features favorite drills from JVA volleyball members across the country.
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Recent Posts
We’re frequently publishing articles to help club directors, coaches, parents and players in the junior volleyball community thrive.
Creating Opportunities for Boys Through Volleyball: The Mission Behind MaddHouse
MaddHouse Volleyball Club was built to solve a problem: talented boys in Northeast Ohio wanted to play volleyball, but many lacked the access and resources to get started. Club Director Tj Madden launched the program to create those opportunities, giving local athletes a place to develop their skills, compete, [...]
6 Ways to Incorporate Parent Volunteers Into Your Club
Club Directors and club staff wear many hats throughout the club season, and oftentimes are juggling tasks that can be assigned to parent volunteers. Finding way to involve parents can not only take tasks off of the club director's plate, but also allow the Head Coach and Assistant Coach to focus more on player development, planning practice, and managing the team. Here are six ways to incorporate parent volunteers this season.
Creating Pathways, Removing Barriers: Legacy Volleyball Club Celebrates 15 Years
From financial assistance and family fundraising to strengthening its boys’ program, Legacy Volleyball Club is building pathways that extend beyond the court. Since opening its doors in the Bronx in 2011, Legacy Volleyball Club has used volleyball as a vehicle to connect young people with opportunities to learn, lead and [...]
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