The monthly newsletter designed to inform the junior volleyball community on the different facets related to the business and trends of club volleyball.
From the JVA Office: 6 Keys to Club Financial Assessment and Management
It takes a lot of the same grit and determination as it does to train athletes to perform on the court as it does for Club Directors and Administrators to perform in a financial situation. Sometimes we can get caught up focusing so much on the kids, that the club financial management is an afterthought. Here are 6 keys to assessing and managing your club's finances.
The JVA is pleased to announce the 2022 JVA Best in Beach powered by Fivestar that recognizes the nation’s top female JVA beach athletes for outstanding achievement during the competitive beach season.
Corrective Flexibility for Volleyball Athletes from Yoga Athletex
If the athlete incurred an injury during the season it’s important to focus on rehab, physical therapy, or corrective flexibility during the off-season. Let’s take a closer look at why corrective flexibility is beneficial for volleyball athletes.
Appalachian Boys Power League Launches in 2023
Growing boys volleyball in Tennessee has been a most rewarding challenge. In collaboration with various JVA clubs across the mid-south and southeast, The Appalachian Boys Power League is set to launch in 2023, offering quality, matched competition for boys 14U-18U.
The JVA is pleased to announce the 2022 JVA Beach Watch List presented by Fivestar that recognizes the top female beach athletes from JVA member clubs this season.
Business Solutions: Revenue Protection Insurance and Considerations for Your Club
With the cost of living steadily increasing, and no end in sight, consumers are tightening their belts in areas like vacation, leisure, and competitive sports. But we all know, life happens. Players get sick or injured, parents lose their jobs or must relocate for their job. When this happens it is difficult to collect funds when the athlete is no longer a part of the program. 
National Boys Volleyball Association
Five months ago, a group of boys club directors came together to form an organization to help address the significant changes of our current season. The National Boys Volleyball Association (NBVA) is the result of that effort. The NBVA is an unaffiliated non-profit organization whose mission is to advocate for boys volleyball and to work with all junior volleyball bodies and organizations to prioritize, promote and improve boys junior volleyball nationally.
In this week's JVA Coach to Coach Video of the Week powered by Netlynx Sports Crossfire Volleyball (Champlin, MN) shares six fast-paced team warm-up drills incorporating all skills, eye tracking, maximum touches, communication and competition. These drills are a great way to kick off practice!
Roots Volleyball Ensures they Have Exceptional Notes on Every Player During Tryouts
Briana Schunzel of the JVA recently chatted with Lindsey at Roots Volleyball in TX, because of how easy they’ve made their tryouts process using TeamGenius. 

Due to the number of players that show up to tryouts and the limited number of spots available on each team, Roots Volleyball:
  • Ensures easy check-in at tryouts with profile pictures for each player
  • Equips their coaches with phones or tablets to easily evaluate players right from their hand
  • Encourages extensive note-taking for EVERY player so they have a baseline throughout the season and into next year
 What are you doing for refunds this season?
More and more JVA clubs are using Sports Fee Insurance to give their club members a comprehensive refund solution while keeping their bottom line secure. If an athlete can’t play; USSCI will pay what the parent still owes to your club, and reimburse them for the playtime they’ve paid for, but are now unable to use. Learn more.
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