Welcome to Bay to Bay Volleyball Club
Silicon Valley's
Volleyball Club
Founded in 2000. Developing quality young men through the sport of volleyball.
Where do I start?
Check out the full list of our upcoming events!
Tradition of excellence.
Three-time National Champions.
20+ Junior National medals. 80+ alumni at NCAA programs.
Our athletes have gone on to:
1/11
1/11
What types of programs do we offer?
We've got something for all ages, experience, and commitment levels.
Indoor Club
Beach Club
Camps & Clinics
Strength & Agility
Tournaments
INDOOR CLUB
Year round commitment
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Main tryout in August with an Add-On Day in May
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August - January practice 2-3 times a week. May - July practice 4-5 times a week
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Three - four travel tournaments per year
STRENGTH & AGILITY
Seasonal commitment
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Fall, Spring, and Summer sessions (18-12 years old)
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Supplement your volleyball training to gain speed, strength, and power
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Injury prevention and instruction on proper mechanics
TOURNAMENTS
A-la-carte commitment
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Beach volleyball tournaments are first come first serve during the Summer season (May-June)
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Bay to Bay hosts the annual Grass Man grass volleyball tournament each June
BEACH CLUB
Seasonal commitment
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Fall, Spring, and Summer season
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Sunday morning practices 2-3 times a month (8am - 11am)
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No partner needed to sign up, each season finishes with an in-house tournament
CAMPS & CLINICS
A-la-carte commitment
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Youth Clinics run year round on weekends. A great way to get introduced to Bay to Bay
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Summer Camps/Clinics run throughout the month of July and provide high level training during the club off season
What makes us different?
We are so much more than volleyball.
Arielle Houlihan
Bay to Bay Club Director
"What makes Bay to Bay so special is the incredible coaching staff. I have never seen a more kind, encouraging, and motivated group of coaches at the youth level. I am inspired daily by their ability to create a positive learning environment that challenges our athletes to get out of their comfort zone and reach new heights."