Open to all girls ages 8–18.
No invitation required. No past club experience needed. All she needs is a pair of kneepads and the willingness to learn.
Dates
Location
TBD
Cost
$50
Find her age group below. Attend both days so our coaches see the full picture.
Ages 9–14
When
October 2026
Exact dates posted in early September
Registration
TBD
Tryout Starts
TBD
Duration
1.5 to 2 hours
Cost
$50
Covers both days
Ages 15–18
When
October 2026
Exact dates posted in early September
Registration
TBD
Tryout Starts
TBD
Duration
1.5 to 2 hours
Cost
$50
Covers both days
Parent Meeting
Optional Q&A during each tryout for families with questions about Aftershock or club volleyball. Recommended for new families.
Don't miss tryout dates.
Exact times are posted in early September. Subscribe and we'll let you know the moment they're set.
Print the registration form and bring it with your payment.
Blank registration forms will be available at the door.
Each tryout session lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. Players go through drills, exercises, and game play.
Our coaches are evaluating her physical skills, but they care just as much about her hustle, how she listens, and how she treats the girls next to her.
Volleyball skill and technique
Attitude and coachability
Effort and hustle
Communication on the court
Desire to improve and learn
Attending both days gives coaches the best picture of your daughter's abilities and leads to better team placement.
We don't play games with roster spots. Coaches call within a week of the final tryout.
If she's offered a spot, we'll tell you exactly what team, what role we envision for her, and who her coach will be, so you can make an informed decision for your family. We do our best to place her on a team that matches her skill level and goals.
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Location TBD
If she accepts a spot, you'll meet her coach, get uniform sizing, finish paperwork, and make the first payment.
Bring 4 or 5 post-dated checks. One per installment on the payment plan you choose.
Can't make it? Let us know before you accept a spot.
As tryout season begins, you'll likely encounter a “Letter of Commitment” — a one-season contract binding your daughter to a specific club. Before you sign anywhere, here's what to know:
Aftershock is NCVA. If you've signed a commitment letter for a WCVA club, it does not apply to us. You can still try out for Aftershock.
Within the NCVA, Letters of Commitment do matter. They prevent club-hopping. If you've committed to another NCVA club, you'll need a release to try out elsewhere.
Before signing, confirm the club's association (NCVA or WCVA) and carefully read the refund and release policies.
If she can't attend either scheduled tryout date, submit a make-up request and we'll do our best to arrange an alternative session. Make-up sessions are not guaranteed and depend on coaching availability and open roster spots.
Quick answers for first-time families. See the full FAQ for everything else.
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