JVA is the ONLY association that is 100% focused on junior volleyball and the needs of junior volleyball clubs.
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Our mission at Junior Volleyball Association (JVA) is to promote the growth of youth and junior volleyball through program and resource development, education and events.
We are the leaders and forward thinkers in junior volleyball and we are a voice for junior clubs – your programs and your needs. Our number one goal is to help your club programs and events thrive. We unite club directors, coaches and educators to improve the junior volleyball experience.
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.
Absolute Zero Wins JVA Club of the Month
Absolute Zero Volleyball Club began as a Girls' Program created to meet the need for high-quality training in fundamentals and mechanics within a fun, engaging environment. The club is grounded in the “Science of Volleyball,” also known as Volleyballogy, and operates under a transformational club model rather than a [...]
AI “Employees” For Volleyball Clubs: How Agentic AI And Custom GPTs Save Directors Hours Every Week
Most directors are constantly juggling tasks that pull them in ten directions at once—parent communication, scheduling, registrations, coach coordination, tournaments, and marketing. In 2025, Dennis Yu and Dylan Haugen presented at the JVA Align Volleyball Summit to show volleyball club directors and administrators how AI can support digital marketing [...]
An Official’s Impact: Recruiting the Next Generation (Z) of Volleyball Officials
Volleyball did not become part of Kim’s life until age 30, when she joined a co-ed adult volleyball league that played once a week. As her skills developed, she moved into a women’s league and later advanced to a higher-level co-ed league. When the teams she played on eventually [...]
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