Additional Information

SDVA will begin registration in October 2025 for the 25/26 Season

This site will accept registrations for both SDVA and LVC

Pre Registration is required

Register using the REGISTRATION Button on the Home Page

This form does not obligate players to participate or guarantee a spot on a team. It expresses an interest in participating and is a simple way for us 

to get the accurate information we need to streamline tryouts and 

register players for AAU, which is mandatory to participate

14U Tryouts will be held at Three Rivers School 

Monday November 3rd Starting at 7pm. 

These tryouts will be for ALL 14 & Under Players from both LaPine and Sunriver

Emails will go out the next day to let you know if your are accepted.

Practices will begin the week of November 10th

 14 & Under: Monday and Wednesday from 7pm to 8:30pm 

SDVA will practice at Three Rivers K-8, Sunriver

LVC will practice at Rosland Elementary, LaPine

16-17s players are selected through a selection process

You will be contacted if selected for a team by Wednesday, November 5th

Practices will begin the week of November 10th

17s and 16s: Tuesday and Thursday from 7pm to 8:30pm 

SDVA will practice at Three Rivers K-8, Sunriver

LVC will practice at Rosland Elementary, LaPine

Fees: 2025/26 Season Fee is $300 per player

Contact us via email at the bottom of this page if you have questions

Player’s fees help cover the expenses of uniforms, equipment, 

practice gym use, AAU membership/insurance, tournament entry fees 

and more. All administration and coaches are volunteer.

Fees are due by November 20, 2025, prior to uniforms being distributed

Payment arrangements can be made and other resources are available to help Contact the SDVA Director for information

Why Play Club: During a regular Middle School season 8 to 10 opponents are played an average of 2 sets (games) per match for an average of 16-20 games played in 2 months. In a Club Season each SDVA team plays a minimum 8 tournaments with a minimum of 8 sets (games) played during each one. 

Teams who play deep into the bracket play will compete in another 6-9 sets.

This on the court experience is invaluable to players skills and confidence.

Note Some Important Differences and Options: Club Volleyball is game centered. Practices work on individual skills but are mainly designed to progress personal and team improvement through play. SDVA only plays Local Club Volleyball. There are other Clubs in Central Oregon available for both Local & Travel Teams. SDVA generally plays more tournaments than other clubs and is partially sponsored so our fees are lower. We provide a similar experience as the other clubs but there are advantages and disadvantages to both. 

Reference: rimrockvbc.com (Prineville)

centraloregonvolleyballclub.com (Bend/Sisters)

npjvolleyball.com (Bend)

athenavb.net/club/bendathenavb (Bend)

These are the larger ones in the area, SDVA and LVC are the 

only ones currently in the south county area

Why in the Winter: Club is an off-season activity that allows players 

to progress via practice and tournaments. Teams practice two times 

a week and play all day tournaments on weekends. The school volleyball 

season ends in October, camps and clinics are generally in the summer, 

so for young players to stay sharp and develop skills club is essential. 

Tournaments are rarely canceled due to weather so be 

prepared to commit to the travel to Sisters, Redmond Bend or Prineville!

Tournaments: Typically, the 14 & Under and 16/18 teams will play in 

eight or nine tournaments a season. Tournaments are in January, February 

and early March. This is a LOCAL CLUB so tournaments are in Prineville, Bend, Redmond and Sisters. The tournament schedule isn’t available until 

Mid-December and will change into January. These events start at 7:30am

 and last all day. Transportation to and from tournaments will be the 

player’s responsibility and car pools are suggested.