Some players want to learn more about the sport, improve their skill level, and get playing time that J.O. tournaments offer. For the beginner or 1 st year player, it is the ability to get quality training. For others, it may be to challenge starters on their school team for playing time. For a few, it will be the exposure needed to compete for future college scholarship opportunities. Today you will find that most athletes who play in college participate in club volleyball during high school.
All participants enjoy competitive tournament play.
Many successful high school coaches are encouraging their athletes to play club volleyball for the experience, instruction, and additional training time. Also, where you find successful high school programs, you will find players who participate in club volleyball. Many of these athletes are just beginning their volleyball experience. For most players, J.O. volleyball is simply another challenging experience that should lead to a lot more fun on the court as playing skills increase.