Co-ed for Boys and Girls in Grades 7-12
Ideal for players who love the game of volleyball and want to play in a league with dedicated practices and game days. This is an excellent opportunity for athletes who are playing junior high school, high school, or aspiring to play club volleyball, and want to continue playing in a competitive environment and further their skills development and game sense. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, and league divisions and teams are formed by skill so that all athletes participate at an engaging level.
No Tryouts - Everyone Welcome On Our Courts!
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How does Stryker's League Work?
Divisions Stryker's league will be comprised of athletes placed into divisions by experience and skill (which often correlates to age). Within each division, teams are formed by Stryker's coaching staff so that there is an equal distribution of genders and experience levels, ensuring suitable competition across teams within each division.
Teams Each team will consist of 8-10 athletes to balance court time with reality that all athletes are not able to attend all game days. The divisions and teams are formed after the first two weeks of sessions as this initial training period provides the athletes time to grow and play together, while also giving coaches a chance to get to know the athletes.
Game Days All teams will play a minimum of two games each week (each game is "best of three" sets), and there is usually time to play three games. Stryker's league is built around game days occurring on Sunday afternoons, typically out of the Rundle Academy and/or Glenmore Christian Academy gyms.
Optional Training Sessions Beyond the weekly 2-hour gameday, each division will be provided with three optional training sessions. We strongly encourage all league athletes to participate in at least one of these sessions, and we love seeing athletes make use of as many of these sessions as they can. These optional training sessions are typically grouped by division.