Two Paths, One Standard

OUR PROGRAMS

Premier vs Power League

Your daughter will train twice a week, compete in weekend tournaments, and grow in ways she won't expect. After tryouts, she's placed on a Power or Premier team, matched to the level where she'll be challenged, supported, and set up to succeed. We want her playing at a level that stretches her abilities without breaking her spirit.

Premier or Power.

Same club.

Same coaching. Same competitive fire. Same culture. Power isn’t the upgrade. Premier isn’t the consolation. Coaches put her where she’ll get better the fastest. That’s the only criterion.

Development Local

Premier

Build the game. Compete nearby.

Season Fee

$2,500

12 & under

$2,200

Roster

10–12

Practices

2×/wk

Majors

1

Travel

Local

Who it’s for

Coaches place girls here who are still building their foundation or exploring the sport. Local league play with one major tournament, travel typically within 90 minutes of Santa Rosa.

Competition Regional

Power

Travel the region. Chase Nationals.

Season Fee

$3,500

Roster

10–12

Practices

2×/wk

Majors

3

Travel

Regional

Who it’s for

Coaches place girls here who are ready for the highest level of competition. Three majors, including Far Westerns, with family commitment to multi-day weekend travel.

Premier and Power, side by side

Premier

Development Local

Roster
10–12 players
Practices
2× per week
Tournaments
League play + 1 major tournament
Travel
Within ~90 min of Santa Rosa
Gear
Jersey, sweatshirt, backpack
Season fee

In full

$2,500

4 payments

$625 /mo

5 payments

$500 /mo

12 & under

In full: $2,200

12 & under — 4 payments: $550 /mo

12 & under — 5 payments: $440 /mo

Power

Competition Regional

Roster
10–12 players
Practices
2× per week
Tournaments
League + 3 majors (incl. Far Westerns)
Travel
Regional + overnight weekends
Gear
2 jerseys, warm-ups, backpack
Season fee

In full

$3,500

4 payments

$875 /mo

5 payments

$700 /mo

No lump sum required. Pay the season fee in full, or split it into 4 or 5 monthly payments.

What You Get

Included

  • Twice-weekly practices with gym and court time
  • Professional coaching across the full season
  • All NCVA league and tournament entry fees
  • Team gear: jersey, sweatshirt, and backpack (Premier), or 2 jerseys, warm-ups, and backpack (Power)
  • Equipment for practices and matches

Not Included

  • NCVA/USAV membership ($18–$80 by age, paid directly to NCVA). Includes USAV supplemental accident insurance; your family health plan stays primary
  • Tournament travel: gas, meals, and hotels for multi-day weekends (mostly Power League)
  • Spectator admission at some tournament venues
  • Personal gear (kneepads, court shoes)

What Families Say

5-star review Google Review

We quickly realized there are no favorites, no political pull, and they respect parents and players.

My daughter had lost her love of the game and considered quitting altogether. She cried her first night because she had never been treated so nicely by coaches. This is now her second year and she absolutely loves it. The most honest, organized club who truly cares!

5-star review Google Review

I received a parent handbook during tryouts, an email on the selection process, and knew the tournament schedule right away.

Other clubs left parents scrambling with no communication, but we did not have that problem at all. The staff is extremely professional, and the focus is purely on player development—building self-confidence and improving skills. We love our club.

Coaching & Safety

Every coach is background-checked, SafeSport certified, and IMPACT trained.

All coaching staff are supervised by our Director of Player Development, who oversees training standards across every team. Coaches come from different areas of expertise, including current and former high school head coaches, and all have experience coaching junior girls' volleyball.

The Season Experience

Here's what a season looks like week to week. The bigger tournaments are where college coaches show up. If that's on your radar, see our college recruiting pathway.

2×/WK

Practices.

Weekday evenings at the NCVA Facility in Santa Rosa, 1.5–2 hours each. Every team runs the same core systems. Fundamentals, game strategy, and position-specific work. Practice nights set before the season starts.

SAT–SUN

Tournaments.

League days start at 8 AM: 4–5 matches over 7–9 hours of round-robin pool play, then playoff brackets. Power teams add 3 multi-day majors, including Far Westerns, a national qualifier. Premier teams attend 1 major plus all league play.

~90 MIN

Travel.

Day trips for Premier; multi-day tournament weekends for Power. Premier typically stays within 90 minutes of Santa Rosa. Teams can carpool together, and it's one of the best ways to build friendships across families.

NO LIMITS

Multi-Sport.

She doesn't have to choose. No restrictions on outside activities. We expect a strong commitment to her team, but we know she has a full life beyond the court.

Season Overview

OCT

Tryouts

Open to girls ages 9–18. $50 tryout fee.

NOV

Practices Begin

Teams form, coaches assigned. Two evenings per week through the season.

JAN–MAY

Tournament Season

League play most weekends; majors for Power teams.

MAY

Wrap-Up

End-of-season tournament and team celebration.

Summer Clinics

Off-season doesn’t mean off the court

Six weeks of clinics, every summer. Ages 8–18, all experience levels. The next schedule posts in the spring.

Is This Right for Her?

We’d rather you make the right decision than a fast one.

Honest Evaluations

Every player who tries out is evaluated on specific skills and effort, not reputation. We place girls on teams where they’ll actually grow, not where parents hope they’ll land.

Development First

If she’s hungry to compete and ready to be coached, she’ll thrive here. If she needs another year, we’ll tell you that too.

Real Commitment

Two practices a week, tournaments on weekends, and $2,200 to $3,500 depending on the team level. The right year matters more than rushing in.

Talk to Craig

He’ll give you a straight answer about your daughter’s readiness, even if it means recommending she wait a year.

Prefer to read up first? The FAQ covers tryouts, costs, and travel.