Competitive
Spring Season Program
14U – 17U · Tryout required
Earn a spot on a team. Practice twice per week and compete in two travel tournaments. Designed for athletes elevating their game in a structured, competitive environment.
Camps & Training › Spring
A short, focused 6-week season that bridges the club year into summer. Two distinct programs — one competitive, one training-focused — to fit how your athlete wants to spring forward.
Two Programs
Whether your athlete wants competitive team play or a training-focused league, there's a Spring path for every player.
14U – 17U · Tryout required
Earn a spot on a team. Practice twice per week and compete in two travel tournaments. Designed for athletes elevating their game in a structured, competitive environment.
5th – 10th grade · No tryout
An in-house league for athletes who want top-level instruction without the travel commitment. Mondays for skills, Wednesdays for competition — round-robin with friends.
Competitive Track
A short, structured club season for athletes who want to keep competing into summer.
The Spring Season Program offers athletes the opportunity to try out and earn a spot on a team within our club. It's a great way for players to continue training and stay competitive leading into the summer. Open to both current and new players in the Piedmont VBC program — this season provides focused skill development and valuable game experience.
Didn't make the program? Any athlete who doesn't earn a spot in the Spring Season Program is offered a place in the Spring Training League — same season window, training-only format.
Training Track
An in-house league focused on skill development and round-robin competition — no tryout, no travel.
The Spring Training League offers an opportunity for coed athletes — girls and middle-school-aged boys ages 11U–16U — to receive top-level instruction led by Piedmont's trainers and coaches. Athletes train all core volleyball skills, work on positional play, and compete in a fun in-house round-robin.
Players in 5th – 10th grade are split onto courts by a combination of age, ability, and experience. Athletes can request a division, but all players will be skills-tested at the first practice and placed into the appropriate division based on their ability.
$340 for the entire Spring Training League.
FAQ
The Spring Season Program is competitive — you try out, earn a spot on a team, practice twice per week, and travel to two tournaments. The Spring Training League is an in-house training league — no tryout, no travel, just structured skill work and round-robin games at the gym.
No — the practices overlap on the same nights. Athletes choose one or the other.
Any athlete who doesn't earn a Spring Season Program spot is automatically offered a place in the Spring Training League.
The Spring Season Program is for 14U and up. Athletes 11U–13U should look at the Spring Training League — it's open to 5th–10th grade and welcomes all experience levels.
No — both programs are open to current PVC players and new players in the area. Spring is a great way to test the club out before committing to the full year.
No tryout — players are evaluated during the first practice and split into teams of 6–8 for the round-robin.
Questions? Contact us at staff@piedmontvolleyballclub.org.
Spring 2026
Registration for the Spring Season Program opens before the March tryout. Spring Training League registration opens in early April. We'll email you when each goes live.