Clubs--Volleyball

Information on volleyball clubs can be found under this Yellow Pages® heading. A volleyball club is an organisation that fosters participation and awareness of volleyball by upholding the standards of the sport. This is done through activities such as tournaments, wherein teams (all men, all women, or mixed) of different ages and divisions are encouraged to join. These clubs hold competitions for serious players who want to compete in major leagues, as well as social tournaments for people who play volleyball for leisure. Volleyball clubs also conduct training sessions for athletes and even clinics for children of primary school age who are just beginning to learn the sport.

Volleyball is a popular and enjoyable sport that is also highly competitive. To cater to different types of players, volleyball clubs hold indoor or beach volleyball tournaments or both. Game venues are usually state sports centres and university arenas. Tournaments run for a season or for as long as 5 to 7 months. There are also volleyball clubs that offer indoor beach volleyball training sessions. Besides sports facilities, clubs may also have bar facilities that can be enjoyed by members and visitors.

Maintaining the quality and standards of volleyball entails hiring sports professionals such as coaches and referees. These are part of the responsibilities of volleyball clubs. They provide coaching education, referee courses, and seminars for officials to ensure that rules are kept and quality of play is continuously improving. If you are interested to enter your team into a volleyball club or tournament or inquire about club fees, training schedules and venues, this Yellow Pages® heading will help you in your search.