Activities, Advanced Juniors
Advanced Juniors Spring 2022
December 20, 2021

To register for Advanced Juniors click here.

Advanced Juniors locations for Spring 2022:

Please check back for new additions to the list.

The Advanced Juniors program is for intermediate and advanced players to prepare and assist their transition from four person instructional leagues to indoor competition with a six-player format. The goal of the Advanced Juniors program is to create a pathway for players to advance to a higher level of competition such as High School or Club volleyball.

Participants in the Advanced Juniors program should have prior volleyball experience.

Each program has a dedicated volleyball instructor with experience coaching or playing at the club, high school or higher level. The player to coach ratio is 12:1, with teams ranging from 6 – 12 players. Under this structure, participants have access to coaches that can provide guidance for individual skill development and instruction for enhanced team-building skills.

The program is coed and is open to boys and girls ages 12-18 with two age divisions, 15-Under and 18-Under. Each program is structured around two 90-minute practices per week and includes games.

We are excited for the return of the Advanced Juniors next spring! To learn more about the program visit our Advanced Juniors page!

If you have any questions please contact the USYVL National Office at [email protected]

Activities
USYVL Opens Youth Volleyball Registration
November 7, 2021

The United States Youth Volleyball League (USYVL) opened registration for 8-week instructional youth volleyball this spring. Programs are available for boys and girls ages 7-15.

As programs are approved, registration and information is listed here: https://www.usyvl.org/locations/california-clinics/

USYVL Spring programs focus on covering a solid base in serving, passing, hitting, and digging. In our programs, participants learn in groups of 12 players according to age.

Best of all, volleyball practice and games are fun! We work to create a positive environment based on mutual respect, rather than a win-at-all-costs attitude. For information on USYVL Spring registration, locations, schedules or volunteer opportunities, visit www.usyvl.org or contact us at [email protected].

About USYVL

Founded in 1997, the United States Youth Volleyball League is a non-profit youth sports organization that hosts more than 15,000 participants annually, nationwide. USYVL’s mission is to provide every child between the ages of 7 and 15 a chance to learn and play volleyball in a fun, safe, and supervised environment. One of the main tenets of the program is to encourage children to do their best with their abilities. With an emphasis on positive reinforcement, the program seeks to build confidence and self-esteem in each child. Visit us at www.usyvl.org.

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Why I Coach
Why I Coach
October 22, 2021

I coach because I love helping kids learn to love volleyball! Volleyball has played a special part in my life and I want kids to see how much fun it can be!

Volunteer Coach Holly – Team Croissants

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Covid-19 Update January 27, 2022
August 5, 2021
USYVL is monitoring daily COVID-19 updates to best assist programs in all of our communities. The health and safety of our players, coaches, volunteers, and parents is our priority. Many city parks and recreation departments are approving permits for youth sports again with strict Covid-19 guidelines. Each program is being looked at on a case by case basis and the Covid-19 guidelines set forth by their city’s parks and recreation department, before providing any programs in 2022. All programs will be following the CDC, and state and local public health authorities guidelines. Spring 2022
  • Agoura Hills, CA Spring 2022
  • Aliso Viejo, CA Spring 2022
  • Anaheim, CA Spring 2022
  • Arroyo Grande, CA Spring 2022
  • Camarillo, CA Spring 2022
  • Camarillo, CA – Advanced Juniors Spring 2022
  • Carlsbad, CA Spring 2022
  • Carmel Valley, CA Spring 2022
  • Cerritos, CA Spring 2022
  • Claremont, CA Spring 2022
  • Culver City, CA Spring 2022
  • Cupertino, CA Spring 2022
  • Duarte, CA Spring 2022
  • Elk Grove, CA Spring 2022
  • El Segundo, CA Spring 2022
  • Folsom, CA Spring 2022
  • Fountain Valley, CA Spring 2022
  • Fremont, CA Spring 2022
  • Glendale, CA Spring 2022
  • Goleta, CA Spring 2022
  • Hacienda Heights, CA Spring 2022
  • Hermosa Beach, CA Spring 2022
  • Huntington Beach, CA Spring 2022
  • Irvine, CA Spring 2022
  • Laguna Niguel, CA Spring 2022
  • Lake Elsinore, CA Spring 2022
  • Livermore, CA Spring 2022
  • Lompoc, CA Spring 2022
  • Long Beach, CA Marina Vista Park Spring 2022
  • Long Beach, CA Whaley Park Spring 2022
  • Los Alamitos, CA Spring 2022
  • Los Gatos, CA Spring 2022
  • Mission Viejo, CA Spring 2022
  • Mohawk Valley, NY Spring 2022
  • Monterey Park, CA Spring 2022
  • Morgan Hill, CA Spring 2022
  • Moorpark, CA Spring 2022
  • Mountain View, CA Spring 2022
  • Natomas, CA Spring 2022
  • Oak Park, CA Spring 2022
  • Ojai, CA Spring 2022
  • Oxnard, CA Spring 2022
  • Palo Alto, CA Spring 2022
  • Palos Verdes, CA Spring 2022
  • Pasadena, CA Spring 2022
  • Pasadena, MD Spring 2022
  • Reno, NV Spring 2022
  • Sacramento, CA Spring 2022
  • San Clemente, CA Spring 2022
  • San Diego, CA Spring 2022
  • San Jose, CA Butcher Park Spring 2022
  • San Jose, CA Kirk Park Spring 2022
  • San Jose, CA Linear Park Spring 2022
  • San Luis Obispo, CA Spring 2022
  • Santa Maria, CA Spring 2022
  • Saugus, CA Spring 2022
  • Simi Valley, CA Spring 2022
  • South Fayette, PA Spring 2022
  • Sparks, NV Spring 2022
  • Thousand Oaks, CA Spring 2022
  • Thousand Oaks, CA – Advanced Juniors Spring 2022
  • Torrance, CA Spring 2022
  • Tustin, CA Spring 2022
  • Valencia, CA Spring 2022
  • Ventura, CA Spring 2022
  • Wastsonville, CA Spring 2022
  • West Sacramento, CA Spring 2022
  Winter 2021
  • Des Moines, IA Winter 2021
  First and foremost, please follow the guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html). These resources are updated as new information becomes available and should be checked frequently. General guidelines from the CDC to help individuals prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses include: * Avoid close contact with people who are sick. * Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. * Stay home when you are sick. * Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. * Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. * Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.   Given the urgent nature of this situation, USYVL will continue to monitor information from the CDC, and state and local public health authorities, and will regularly share any updates that relate directly to USYVL programs.
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What will your child get out of USYVL?
April 18, 2021

Fun! While the program teaches children the skills necessary to excel in the sport of volleyball, the focus remains on participation, cooperation, sportsmanship, responsibility and, of course, fun!

Action! Strength, endurance and improved coordination result from the weekly activity 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 volunteers assist with coaching, registration, check-in and equipment set-up.

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